Two 180s from Darran Bailey gave Plymouth City Super League Division B promotion chasing Kings Arms A the platform to take an 8-3 win in their matchup with Staddiscombe. Other noteworthy contributions included a 120 checkout by Pete Down, whilst Dave Algar found a 17 darter in his 3-1 singles victory. Elburton trio of Colin Lock, Jordan Hunt, and Ant Prutton (31.28) put together a 32 dart 1001 leg that kick started a 10-1 win against Herbert A. The other main highlights came

Lee Hellings (28.90) bagged an 11 darter and another in 18 during a 3-0 individual success that came in a 6-5 triumph for Beacon Park B at King Billy. Hellings ended his night on fourteen three figure visits overall, whilst Andrew Cook led the home team's charge with twelve ton plusses. Cook's total was made up of one of the three maximums in the tie, and a 156 checkout that was one of four noteworthy efforts at the business end. Cook's teammate, Paddy Archibald, fired a seco

Plymouth City Super League Division A leaders Falstaff A came through a tough test against Ford Inn with a 7-4 success that saw Kelvin Rowe (28.90) star with a 3-0 success that contained legs in 18, 16 and 18 darts. Teammate Scott Cook claimed two of his three 180s during another 3-0 win that saw legs tumble in 15 and 17 darts, having earlier bagged a 118 checkout in a 2-1 doubles win. Mike Whatley fired back a 17 darter in a 3-1 victory for the away team, and he also contrib

Ben Welsh's ten scores of a ton or more lit up the Plymouth City Super League Division B, and a 7-4 victory for Hyde Park over Victoria. Welsh added one of a trio of 180s to his total as teammate Wayne Davis also fired for the victors, whilst Gary Eaton fired one back for the defeated away side. Welsh's 3-1 singles success contained a leg in 16 darts, and Eaton nailed a 17 darter on his way to a win by the same scoreline. Maximums for Neil Holder and Cory Jonas made the diffe

Lee Hellings (25.47) produced 18 and 17 dart legs in a 3-0 win that came during a Plymouth City Super League Division A 8-3 success for Cherry Tree A over Raffles A. Hellings' dominant performance left him with thirteen scores of a ton or more, which was added to seventeen times from teammate John Mann. Fred Goldsmith ended his night on eleven scores of a ton or more, and Andy Bates piled on with ten ton plusses. Lewis Dare was by far and away the best player for the hosts as

The Monday Premier League was lit up by Andrew Cook's (26.84) 15 and 17 dart legs, which came in a 3-0 singles success that helped King Billy to an 8-3 win over Octagon. Cook also ended his night with ten ton plusses overall, a feat that was repeated by Paddy Archibald and Paul Goundry for the victors. The cherry on top of Cook's ton total was a 180 that was matched by teammate Scott Cook, whilst Dave Pethick bagged himself a three treble visit for the defeated away team. Oth

Fifty players entered the mid-season Steve Chapman 501 League doubles tournament, with the young pairing of Cameron O'Brien and Reece Mealin walking away with the grand prize at the Cherry Tree. O'Brien and Mealin started their race to the title with a 2-0 win in one of nine preliminary round contests, which were played on their home turf. Scott Cook added a 180 in a 2-0 success for him and his partner Reece Day, whilst Simon Washington also repeated that feat in a 2-1 triump