Fourteen scores of a ton or more rained down from the arm of Dan Hurley in the Monday Premier League, but his Bluebird B team still somehow ended on the wrong side of a 7-4 loss versus Tradesmans. Glenn Halford played a supporting role to Hurley well, with eleven tons that were matched by Scott Wapshott for the visitors. Both Wapshott and Halford added their names to the 180 column of the sheet, which also contained Lee Agar, Glenn Austin, and Simon Washington. At the busines

Simon Stevenson came through a field of thirty-four competitors to take his fourth Plymouth City Super League Players Championship crown at a packed Legends Lounge. Stevenson dropped one leg on his way to the semi-final stage with wins over Paul Goundry by a 3-0 scoreline, Simon Washington succumbed 3-1, and George Beckett made the last eight stage, losing 3-0 to Stevenson. The man he faced in the last four was Mick Bingham, who opened his night with a 3-1 win against David Y

Cameron O'Brien (31.31) showed his undoubted class with legs in 15, 16, 17 darts during a 3-0 win in an 8-3 loss for Cherry Tree C versus Cherry Tree B in the Steve Chapman 501 League. O'Brien also top scored for the designated home side with ten tons, which teammate Dan Capel matched with a dectet of his own. Driving the victors to their success was John Mann's fourteen ton haul and eleven more for stablemate Dave Lee. Mann and O'Brien's tallies were topped up by one each of

Scott Lawrey produced a night of impeccable arrows to seal a very first Champion of Champions title, which snatched reigning champ, Simon Stevenson's chance of a three-peat at the final hurdle. The charity event declared a total of £3291.24 for Spring Intensive Care in honour of my late wife, Sandie Cook, who spent over 100 days in the Penrose unit this calendar year before her recent passing on 31st October. Lawrey looked the most likely to proceed from the bottom half of th

Paul Goundry lit up the Monday Premier League in King Billy's 6-5 win versus Legends Lounge with thirteen scores of a ton or more. The home side wrestled back a 4-0 deficit to claim the win in the final singles match as Mark Sleet came through 3-0. Goundry was supported well by Andrew Cook, who threw eleven ton plusses, and as the scoreline suggests, it wasn't all one way traffic. James Farrell notched eleven three figure visits for the defeated away side, with Sean Taylor pi

Cameron O'Brien set off the fireworks with a sixteen ton haul that led Cherry Tree C to a 6-5 Steve Chapman 501 League victory at Bar Mez. O'Brien's teammate Martin Pearson provided cover fire with ten ton plusses, whilst both 180s came from the narrowly defeated home side. Lee Rodmell joined Mike Bulmer in achieving that feat as O'Brien opened the singles with a 16 darter in a 3-1 win. The match result was left on a knife-edge as the scores were locked at 5-5 going into the