Fifteen three figure visits rained down from the arm of Andrew Cook, which provided the ammunition for King Billy to win 6-5 in their Steve Chapman 501 League visit to The Lounge. Cook was supported well by Scott Cook, who bagged fourteen ton plusses overall, whilst Brandon Hartley also scored heavily with twelve ton plusses. The latter two of the aforementioned totals were accentuated by 180s from both Hartley and Cook, whilst top scoring for the defeated team was Jaden Whit

Chris Edgecombe dominated the scoring phase of Monday Premier League champions Tradesmans' 7-4 win at Legends Warriors with fourteen three figure visits. The cherry on top of that mammoth total was a 107 combination outshot that proved the difference in a 3-2 singles success. Teammate Simon Washington managed a trio of 180s, with a fourth for the victorious away team added by Jacob Bentham. Tyler Borthwick notched the hosts' only maximum of the tie, which gave him the icing o

Simon Stevenson (33.40) showed the class that made him a PDC professional in his past as he put together legs of 13, 14, and 18 during a 3-0 win that came in the Plymouth City Super League Division A. That effort, plus thirteen scores of a ton or more, contributed heavily to an 8-3 win for Legends Lounge B against Falstaff B. Andy Malinowski was also in good scoring form as he matched Stevenson's thirteen ton tally with one of his own. Matt Vosper completed the heavy scoring

Jack Wilkinson lit up the Plymouth City Super League Division B with sixteen ton plusses, which gave Kings Tamerton the platform to secure a 7-4 win over Fawn B. The cherry on top of Wilkinson's haul was a 109 checkout that was narrowly beaten by a 116 from Mackenzie Sargeant for the defeated team. That outshot ticked Sargeant's ton tally over to the fifteen mark, whilst the 180s were shared between the two teams. Gary Hoyle and Stephen Dobson were the recipients of 180 calls