KEELAN Kay competed in the last four rounds of the PDC Unicorn Development Tour at the Robin Park Tennis Centre over the weekend and improved his ranking to qualify for the PDC Unicorn World Youth Championships which take place today. Before Tour 17 began on Saturday morning, Keelan was ranked 84th and out of contention to compete in the “Worlds” but turned in an excellent showing over the last four events and that ranking rose to 68 and a place in today’s prestigious event a

AN excellent Porters Function Room 501 Top 20 League fixture was contested at Brewery Tap, with 108 scores of a ton or more recorded, but the hosts were denied victory, despite coming back from 5-1 down to level at 5-5. The only point Tap had won from the first six encounters was a treble which Maria O’Brien finished with an outshot of 147. She then emerged a 3-1 singles winner in 16, 21 and 20 followed by a 3-0 success from Kieran Burns (27.33) in 14, 18 and 23, the 18 darte

GARY Phillips became the third player this season to achieve the highest possible checkout in the Monday Premier League when, inspiring league leaders Victory A to a 7-4 success against Porters A, he finished a 15-dart leg with a kill of 170. Phillips (pictured below) also notched two maximums, his 19th and 20th of the campaign and his 3-0 singles victory keeps him at the top of the individual table with 58 points from a possible 60. Lewis Dare (28.36) impressed for Porters A

OCTAGON Social Club consolidated their position at the top of the Plymouth City Super League when they inflicted on The Clifton an 11-0 whitewash, with Steve Packer (100x11) and Fred Goldsmith (100x11) both prominent. Plympton Cons A lost for the first time when they were edged out 6-5 at Maritime B, one of six fixtures that was won by the narrowest of margins. The hosts came from behind and clinched the last three singles after Dave Collins (100x18) had put the Plympton side