Ant-Stoppable

Ant Prutton continued his excellent start to his debut season in the Plymouth City Super League Division B with a 119 highest checkout of the week in an 11-0 win for Elburton over Ker St C.

Thirteen tons rained down from the arm of Antony Hayman, but Raffles C still found themselves on the wrong end of a 6-5 loss as St Levans were triumphant in a last leg shootout.

Jason Johnson was the hero of that particular singles rubber, whilst Hayman also registered a 96 checkout to add to his achievements.

Kings Arms A's 6-5 win over Indian Inn was steered in the right direction by an eleven three figure visit haul from Dave Algar.

Algar also showed his class at the business end with a 17 dart leg that helped him to a 3-0 win, whilst the best checkout came from Chris Lancaster with a 93 for the away side.

The lead changed hands four times in the contest, with the final time coming after a 3-1 final singles win for Harvey Nicholson, which gave the hosts the spoils of war.

Dale Partington's ten scores of a ton or more gave Herbert B their platform to take a 7-4 win from their home match against Fawn B.

Both 180s came from Partington's teammates Levi Toy and Josh Fuller, whilst three decent finishes were entered into the records amongst the twelve on display.

The best of which was a 102 from Dave Carroll, with the second and third placed efforts coming in the form of an 84 for Matt Anderson and a 72 by Partington.

Jack Wilkinson nailed a 96 checkout and a 15 dart leg for Kings Tamerton, who walked away with a 9-2 win from their encounter with Herbert A.

The only noteworthy contribution to the affair from the visitors came in the form of a 180 that was put together by Liam Bradeley.

Roger Ford's maximum lit up Victoria's 10-1 win that came as the only moment of magic during a visit to Duchy B.

Blake Dolling's 180 joined James Lishman's 77 finish as the two standout moments in a 9-2 win for Lishman's Staddiscombe at Dolling's St Johnstone.

Checkouts of 113 from Rick Trinder and a 74 from teammate Lee Dennis adorned Hyde Park's 11-0 win at Ker St B.