Andrew Cook was the winner of the Monday Premier League annual Charlie Mitchell Memorial competition held at the Indian Inn. Cook opened and finished the tournament, winning the first game 3-1 before fellow finalist Zak Smith secured a 3-1 win in his first outing. Dave Wyatt notched the first maximum of the night, but still found himself succumbing to James Farrell by a 3-1 scoreline. Cook's King Billy teammate Paul Goundry secured a 101 finish to take the scalp of Simon Wash

A rampant Glenn Halford put up as many as fifteen scores of a ton or more, including three of the four maximums, which helped Bluebird to an 8-3 Plymouth City Super League Division win over Fawn A. Another of Halford's exploits included a 130 checkout, which bettered a 76 from Reg Matthews for the defeated party. Halford also secured a 17 dart leg during his 3-0 victory, whilst teammate Glenn Austin fired what turned out to be a crucial 17 darter of his own in a 3-2 success.

Mick Bingham struck as many as sixteen scores of a ton or more, but still somehow found himself on the wrong end of a 6-5 loss in a Plymouth City Super League Division B defeat for Victoria against Real Raffles C. Bingham added one of a trio of three treble visit to that tally, whilst Jason Goldsmith was the second player of the contest to receive a '180' call after throwing. Leading the charge for the away team was Lee Doncaster, who scored the third maximum to complete his

Mike Pearce (27.33) notched 17 and 18 dart legs, which both came in a 3-0 success that helped St Levans to a 6-5 Steve Chapman 501 League victory over Queen & Constitution. Pearce walked away from the oche with eleven tons, the best of which came in the form of a 106 three dart combination outshot. Tex Pearce also showed his class with a 110 checkout providing the cherry on top of another eleven ton haul for the hosts. Pearce also checked a leg in 18 darts during his 3-1 sing

Andrew Cook and Ant Pearn secured the Monday Premier League annual doubles title by dropping only two legs throughout the tournament held at the Bluebird. The evening started with Riley Lavis firing the first 180 of the evening in a 2-1 win for Lavis and Shaun Highfield over Dave Wyatt and Dave Pethick. Paul Goundry bagged a maximum during a 2-0 victory for Goundry and Scott Cook against Jayden Dodd and Steve Daley. Andrew Cook secured the third maximum of the first stage in

Simon Stevenson (29.47) put away two legs in 16 darts during a 3-0 win that came in a 6-5 Plymouth City Super League Division A loss for Legends Lounge B at Fawn A. Stevenson also top-scored with fifteen three-figure visits overall, leading the away team's charge that ended with Reg Matthews winning the last game 3-1 to take the victory. Dave Roberts was a 3-0 winner in the first singles rubber that included a 17 dart leg and a 73 checkout before Stevenson's heroics. Col Madd

The Plymouth City Super League Division B was lit up by Antony Hayman's thirteen ton haul that included three maximums, which helped Real Raffles C to an 8-3 success over Clifton. Lee Doncaster supported Hayman well with a ten ton tally, whilst Neil Holder helped himself to a solitary maximum for the defeated team. Two mid range checkouts dominated the highlights of the business end of legs as Mark Williams' 94 was the only effort to better a 90 from Andy Pengelly. Ten tons r