Antony Makes Hays But Legends Prevail

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 himself to a 97 checkout that was blown away by a 152 from Reg Cornish, whilst Hayman was a 3-0 winner thanks to legs in 13 and 18 darts.

Mick Bingham's twelve ton haul and eleven more from Gary Eaton ticked Victoria over to an 8-3 win over the visitors from Herbert A, who had Liam Bradeley firing the only maximum.

Dave Carroll heard ton plus scores or more called no fewer than twelve times for Herbert B, who were 10-1 winners over St Johnston.

Carroll also showed his class at the business end of legs with a 74 checkout that was the best of all thirty-five finishes in the matchup.

Jack Wilkinson's twelve scores of a ton or more helped Kings Tamerton take a 6-5 win from their visit to Greenbank and the Clifton.

Wilkinson was well supported by Gary Hoyle, who added ten tons to his name, and Jake Jones added two moments of magic.

Jones' 180 was the only one of its kind, whilst an 80 checkout was only bettered in the match by a 122 from Niall McGarvey.

Three maximums from the trio of Mike Sant, Warren Page, and Dave Algar came in a 6-5 win for Kings Arms A versus Elburton.

A maximum from Steve Jones and a 76 checkout from Dave Jones came in a 6-5 win for Ker St B in a visit to Duchy B.

Ollie Thompson's 88 finish came in a 6-5 win for Staddiscombe at Indian Inn, with the decisive blow being struck in the final singles that was won 3-2 by Callum Fradeley.

A checkout of 83 by Alan Brady couldn't arrest Fawn B's slide to a 7-4 home defeat against the visitors from Hyde Park, whilst St Levans were 11-0 winners at Ker St C.