Chris Helps Trades Edge Ahead

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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 on top of his thirteen ton plus haul.

In that aforementioned 3-2 defeat to Edgecombe, Borthwick did fire back a 15 dart leg, whilst Washington nailed legs in 13 and 18 darts during his 3-0 triumph.

Raffles' 10-1 win over Bluebird was dominated by the scoring of John Mann, who ended his night with fourteen tons overall.

Mann added one of the five 180s in the game to that total as Danny Bull's brace was added to by Ryan Fuller and Glenn Austin.

Those efforts helped both Bull and Fuller to eleven scores of a ton or more each to play a decent supporting role to the imperious Mann.

Dale Halford was the away team's bright spark as he found three figures ten times during the game, whilst checkouts of 91 and 78 were finished by Paul Hendy and Nick Perring respectively.

Bull was a 3-0 winner in the individual phase with a 16 dart leg helping him to that triumph, which came before a Fuller 3-2 victory over Halford.

Fuller's leg in 15 darts proved a critical knockout blow for Halford, who added a leg in 16 darts of his own in the narrowest of defeats.

Hendy put away his opponent 3-0 with a 17 darter, his best, and Mann rounded off the contest with a 3-1 victory that contained a 15 darter.

Andrew Cook fired a 180 on his way to twelve tons, which provided the ammunition to take The Lounge to a 9-2 victory at Octagon.

At the business end, Cook's legs in 14 and 17 darts came in a 3-1 victory, whilst teammate Reece Mealin was a winner by the same scoreline thanks in part to a 17 darter of his own.

The best single visit combination outshot of the matchup came from their teammate Paul Goundry, who put away 108 at the first time of asking during his 3-0 individual triumph.

Colebrook's 8-3 win over Brunel View Legends was heavily contributed to by ten scores of a ton or more by Dan Giles, who also saw teammate Nick Furneaux bag a leg in 18 on his way to a 3-0 win.

Furneaux also contributed a 118 single visit combination outshot in that victory, which was only bettered on the night by Luke Heatherington's 127 three darter.