Harry Bull lit up the dartboard in Monday Premier League leaders Raffles' 8-3 defeat to King Billy when topping his ton tally out at fifteen three figure visits. Andrew Cook was the main aggressor for the victors with fourteen ton plusses, and the pair met in what turned out to be a titanic tussle. Cook got the better of Bull with only one leg going beyond seven visits to the board as Cook added 14 and 12 darters in the 3-2 win. Bull's 116 checkout and leg in 15 darts came in

The Monday Premier League was lit up by Sean Taylor's (30.06) 3-0 singles win that saw legs tumble in 16, 16, and 18 darts during a 10-1 win for Legends Lounge over Brunel View. Taylor also ticked his own ton tally over to the twelve mark with a 114 checkout his best effort, whilst Josh Jarvis put away 101 in a single visit for the away side. Taylor's teammates Dave Webb and Lewis Byrne both provided maximums, which were added to with a solitary effort from Josh Evans-Viney.

Simon Stevenson (31.31) put together a pair of 14 darters in his 3-0 win and twenty-two ton plusses overall, but still found himself on the wrong end of a 9-2 Plymouth City Super League Division A loss. His Legends Lounge B team also had Mark Gilbery firing on all cylinders in the heavy loss at Cherry Tree A, with sixteen scores of a ton or more. Lee Hellings (26.59) also performed admirably in the individual phase with two 17 darters and a 180 during a 3-1 success. The big w

Ewan Johnson (25.05) put together a superb 3-0 win with legs in 19, 20, and 21 darts in the Plymouth City Super League Division B, but his team narrowly missed out on the win. Ben Welsh provided the last leg shootout win in a 3-2 final singles victory for Hyde Park in a 6-5 success at Johnson's St Levans, and he also helped himself to twelve tons. Johnson was also the only 180 hitter of the match, whilst Welsh's teammate, Bob Wood, added an 89 singles visit outshot. Antony Ha

Scott Lawrey (29.47) lit up the Steve Chapman 501 League with a trio of 17 dart legs that came in a 3-0, which helped leaders Falstaff to a 9-2 win over Queen and Constitution. Lawrey also walked away as the top scoring player of his cohort, supported well by twelve tons from Paul Goundry and eleven more from Tony Tasker. Despite ending on the wrong end of a heavy defeat, Shane Roberts top scored in the fixture as he put fourteen three figure visits together. Goundry put up a

Robbie Aitken set a new high checkout mark for the highest checkout of the season in Plymouth City Super League Division A's game week 2 with a 160 kill that came in a 10-1 loss for Legends Lounge A versus Raffles B. That effort meant a 122 from Danny Bull had to settle for second best in the contest, and he also helped himself to a 76 checkout and a maximum. At the heart of everything good that came from the hosts was Harry Bull, who chalked up ten scores of a ton or more th

Antony Hayman put up fifteen ton plusses in the Plymouth City Super League Division B, but still found himself on the wrong end of a 6-5 loss as Real Raffles C were downed by Legends Lounge C. Olly Maule was the hero of the hour, beating Lee Doncaster, who reached eleven tons, in a final leg shootout 3-2 singles win to give his team the success. A twelve ton haul was provided by Maule's teammate Sean Taylor, whilst he also joined Del Bryce in securing a 180. Bryce helped hims

Dan Nixon's (27.81) 36 dart 1001 leg took a share of the least number of darts prize for Cherry Tree in an 11-2 win at Jolly Miller. Nixon also helped himself to a 74 checkout and eleven scores of a ton or more, leading the charge for the away team. Ryan Horn (27.81) added a 180 and a 100 checkout in his 36 darter for Falstaff, which came in a 7-6 loss at Cattedown. Horn's ton total was ticked over to the ten mark, whilst teammates Chris Hooper and Steve Harris both added to

Andrew Cook lit up the Monday Premier League with a dazzling fourteen three figure visits that couldn't arrest King Billy's slide to a 7-4 loss at Octagon. Scott Cook also put his stamp on the contest with a twelve ton haul, and the Cook pairing produced decent legs in their individual games. Scott Cook was defeated 3-2 despite a 17 darter, whilst brother Andrew found a leg in 18 on his way to a 3-0 triumph. There were two main protagonists amongst the victors' cohort as Jayd

Lee Hellings (28.90) bagged legs in 12 and 15 darts in his 3-0 win as Plymouth City Super League Division A champions Cherry Tree A, formerly the Octagon, started their campaign with a 9-2 success. Steampacket were the first victims of the season, despite a 100 checkout from Nick Miller in the second doubles that helped the away team secure their only point of the team phase. Before that, George Beckett picked up the first 180 of the matchup in a 2-1 doubles loss, which contr