KEELAN Kay continued his good form on day two of the PDC Development Tour at Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes, when he had a run to the last 16 in Tour 11 and at the end of Tour 12, had earned himself a rise of three places up to 24 from 27 in the new Order of Merit. He laid down the gauntlet in his opening match of Tour 11 when he scored 177 with his first three darts of the day before taking the leg in 13 against Henk Snijder following up with the next three legs for a confide

JUST a week after qualifying to represent his country in the JDC World Cup, Keelan Kay stepped outside of his comfort zone and competed on the PDC Development Tour at the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes. The tour is for players aged 16-23 and Keelan, who at 17, was one of the youngest players in the line-up and yesterday, gave arguably his best performance of the current campaign. He was drawn against Matt Smith in his opening match of Tour 9 and found himself 2-1 down after Sm

CHAMPIONS elect Porters Patriots took maximum points from Cherry Tree in their penultimate fixture of the Porters Function Room 501 Top 20 League and if they can win their final fixture with nine points or better, they will break the 350-point barrier for their 38-match season. Alex Turner and Antony Hayman emerged 2-1 winners in the doubles taking the deciding 601 leg in 17 before Hayman went on to record three maximums throughout, making it 41 for the season. John Mann was

THE much-awaited top-of-the-table clash between Victory Inn A and Steam Packet B in the Monday Premier League finished with Victory winning by the narrowest of margins, but the Devonport side remain favourites to lift the title having a match in hand on their rivals. The high-calibre fixture produced 110 throws of a ton or more which included five maximums. Victory’s Tony Tasker (27.33) emerged a 3-0 winner in 16, 20, 19 and was well supported by Keelan Kay who won 3-2, aided

MARITIME A lost for only the third time in 34 matches, but this latest defeat could now possibly cost them the Plymouth City Super League title. Only four points separated the leading duo before this fixture but there is now a 10-point deficit between the two contenders with just four matches remaining. Paul Tackle and Tony Lamerton won the last two singles by a 3-0 margin to give The Tradesman a 6-5 victory while tabletoppers Porters A secured maximum points away at The Clif

KEELAN Kay turned around a poor performance in JDC Junior Darts Tour 9 to finish the day in a blaze of glory after claiming one of the top four spots that he needed to represent England at the JDC World Cup later in the year. The final two competitions of the Scott Farms International Junior Darts Tour 2019 took place yesterday at Rileys, Worcester, and there was a lot at stake for the leading players in the Order of Merit. Keelan began the day in third place in the JDC order