Antony Hayman produced a stunning performance for the King Billy A in the Steve Chapman 501 League, which assisted the Devonport side to a 10-1 win over Cherry Tree. Hayman notched three maximums and a 135 finish, which was the highest of both in this week's round of fixtures. Two other maximums were scored in the contest with Hayman's teammate John Mann adding a fourth for King Billy and Cherry Tree's Paul Hoare bagging one of his own. No fewer than five players reached the

John Mann produced no fewer than three maximums on his way to eleven ton plusses; some of which aided him to legs of 17 and 18 darts in his 3-o individual win. However, this performance wasn't enough to help Mann's Tradesmans' side to take advantage of leaders Victory B's inactivity as the Stonehouse side only managed a 7-4 win over Bluebird C to remain three behind the leaders. This was due to the form of Nick Perring who was one of a couple of outstanding performers for the

Jayden Dodd produced an assured performance for the Tradesman's A as they trounced fourth placed Queens Arms 12-1 to claim a fourteen point lead at the top of the table. Dodd (27.81) notched thirteen ton plusses; some of which aided him towards a 36 dart 1001 leg in the individual phase of play. Dodd was ably backed up by Mike O'Brien who scored eleven tons on the night with the leg the Tamerton Foliot side won coming from a 94 checkout by Andy Tremaine. Steve Harris also cha

Glenn Halford produced a masterclass of scoring and finishing to further dent the slim chances of Victory A mounting a serious title challenge in the Plymouth City Superleague. Halford ploughed sixteen ton plusses, which included a brace of maximums and a 130 high finish of the contest, to aid his Bluebird A's cause in which they eventually went down 6-5. Halford and his individuals opponent Quinton Taylor played out a classic with Taylor firing an 18 darter, which was answer

Eighty-three competitors have been whittled down to just sixteen who will face off on an epic night of darts at the Victory Inn this coming Sunday with the hope of being crowned the 2021 Champion of Champions. The charity event, which is raising money for the Devon Air Ambulance Trust this year, has already raised well over £1,000 with organisers hoping to reach a £2,000 target with raffles, auctions and collections on the night. The most recent champion left in the event, Ne

Andy Bates and Mike O'Brien top scored for Tradesmans with thirteen ton plusses as the team ripped through Union Inn by a 10-1 scoreline in the Monday Premier League One of those tons hit by Bates also notched the highest finish of the week with a 140 checkout and helped himself to legs of 16 and 18 darts. Luke Johnson more than adequately assisted his teammates with twelve tons and a leg of 18 darts and O'Brien also hit the only maximum of the game. Tradesmans were on for an

Six players reached the magic ten ton mark in a clash of the top two in which King Billy A eventually exerted their dominance over Victory A by 7-4. Andy Bates and Antony Hayman both notched up a game high sixteen ton plusses for the winners with Scott Lawrey top scoring for the Honicknowle team with fifteen. Three others reached ten tons with Billy’s John Mann and Alec Turner joining Victory's Tony Tasker in that feat. Of the six 180s hit on the night, Tasker has the lion's

George Beckett produced a marvellous display of scoring in his Steampacket side's 7-4 win over Bluebird Bandits in the Plymouth City Superleague with no fewer than fifteen ton plusses. One of these three figure scores was a fine 136 checkout and the talented marksman also helped himself to legs of 15 and 17 darts as his team made it eleven wins from twelve. Saltram's Warren Gordon also managed a fifteen ton haul in the Lipson side's 8-3 win over Ker St. Teammate Reg Matthews

Maria O'Brien made it back to back titles in the Italian city of Bologna to not only book a spot at the 2022 WDF World Championship, but also put her name amongst the eight seeded players. The one time World Championship Semi Finalist still needed a few ranking points at the last qualification event of the year and only decided to attend last minute. After being given the all clear to play from a recent injury by doctors, O'Brien raced across the country to make a plane at Lo

Tradesmans A took full advantage of the inactivity of the second placed St Johnston A in the Plymouth and District Friday Darts League to open up a twenty-three point lead over title rivals thanks to a 13-0 whitewash of the Pennycross. Mike O'Brien was one of four players for the Stonehouse side who reached double figures as he topped scored with twelve ton plusses. O'Brien (31.28) also helped himself to the lowest number of darts for the week with a fantastic 32 dart leg; wh