Syriac duo from Germany triumphs at World Cricket Dart Championship in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS — In an extraordinary display of skill and determination, a Syriac team from Giessen, Germany, secured a stunning victory at the World Cricket Dart Championship held recently in Las Vegas, USA. The tournament, which ran from 10–16April 10 to 16, attracted over 8,600 participants from around the globe, showcasing the exceptional talent of players in this growing sport.

Representing Germany as part of an eight-player team, Syriac players Joseph Touq and Benjamin Bodak were instrumental in their team’s journey to the championship title. After a challenging series of matches, the team’s efforts culminated in a hard-fought semifinal victory against Spain, paving the way for their ultimate triumph as world champions.

Joseph Touq, a seasoned player with a stellar record, played a pivotal role in the team’s success. A former World Champion in 2007 and the holder of 20 titles in local tournaments across Germany, Touq’s experience and leadership proved invaluable. Benjamin Bodak, a rising star in the sport, complemented Touq’s expertise with his precision and determination.

The victory has been celebrated as a significant milestone, not only for the athletes themselves but also for the Syriac community worldwide. The accomplishment highlights the growing prominence of Cricket Dart on the international stage and serves as an inspiration to aspiring players.

The Syriac community expressed immense pride in the achievements of Touq and Bodak, with platforms such as Suroyo TV extending heartfelt congratulations. “This victory is a testament to their dedication and perseverance,” one community leader remarked.

As Touq and Bodak return to Germany with their hard-earned title, their triumph is seen as a collective celebration of their heritage and a moment of pride for their adopted homeland. Their journey underscores how talent and determination can transcend borders, uniting communities and elevating the sport of Cricket Dart to new heights.