Collis-ion Course

Falstaff's 11-0 Steve Chapman 501 League triumph over Legends Lounge B saw Darren Collis (28.36) plunder legs in 18 and 15 darts during a 3-0 singles success.

Scott Lawrey managed a leg in 16 in his 3-0 victory and also contributed to a 27 darter over the 801 distance from Lawrey, Kelvin Rowe and Tony Tasker (29.67).

Lawrey added two 180s on his way to ten ton plusses for his night's work, whilst Tasker's 112 checkout was the only effort to better a 108 kill from Collis.

Cameron O'Brien (26.84) fired a 3-0 triumph that saw a leg dispatched after throwing 17 darts in a 7-4 win for Cherry Tree C versus Fawn A.

The pairing of Chris Harper and Martin Pearson put together a 601 leg in 23 darts, whilst Dan Capel's 72 was the best checkout of all thirty-one kills in the game.

Mike Pearce (25.47) bagged himself a leg in 16 that accentuated a 3-0 singles success, which came in a 7-4 win for St Levans versus Plymstock.

Top scoring for the home side was Tex Pearce with twelve scores of a ton or more, with that tally topped up by a 180.

Both Geoff Boulton and Mark Bell produced a maxi for the defeated side, with Bell ending his eleven ton personal tally.

The Pearce Brothers put together 601 legs in 20 and 23 darts to take a 2-1 doubles win before Tex Pearce continued that form in the singles with a 3-0 win that contained a leg in 17.

A 143 checkout from Jack Wilkinson brought his ton total to the thirteen mark as Beacon Park produced a 7-4 win over Tradesmans.

Ryan Stone was also influential with ten ton plusses, which included putting his name down as the only 180 hitter, whilst Tom Willson and Jason Smout added finishes of 122 and 103 respectively.

The trio of Mitchell Grimshaw, Sean Taylor and Jack McMinn produced the magic with thirteen tons each for Fawn B in a 9-2 win over Cherry Tree D.

Fred Golsmith chipped in with an eleven ton personal haul, whilst the 180s went to Mackenzie Sargeant and Jordan Grimshaw.

A 3-1 triumph for Sean Taylor saw a 17 darter put to bed by the victor, which was the best leg of the brilliant win.

Cherry Tree B were 9-2 better than Firkin Scholar, thanks in part to John Mann's thirteen scores of a ton or more.

Mann added one of the three maximums nailed in the match as stablemate Lee Hellings joined Lee Bannister for the defeated party in achieving that feat.

Bannister's teammate Scott Heggie top scored for the home team with eleven three figure visits, whilst a plethora of top notch finishing started and ended with Mann and teammate Nick Bryant.

The pair managed a 601 leg in just 17 darts during their 2-0 doubles success before Bryant produced more heroics in the singles.

A 3-1 triumph for Bryant saw him plunder 15 and 18 darters with the help of two brilliant 134 and 140 combination outshots.

Jodie Hawton lit up Victory's 9-2 win at Duchy A with eleven ton plusses, whilst Jack Heath struck ten for the defeated party.

Heath's total was topped up by his team's solitary 180 in the match as Paul Palmer netted a brace to sit nicely alongside one three treble visit from teammate Lee Lagor.

Paul Hoare had his finishing boots on as he nailed three figure outshots of 108 and 117 in a 2-0 doubles win when pairing with Hawton.

Eleven tons from Andrew Cook steered King Billy to an 8-3 win at Indian Inn that also saw teammate Brandon Hartley fire the only 180 of the matchup.

Cook added a 15 darter in his 3-0 win to Scott Cook's leg in 17 that also came in a 3-0 triumph, whilst Mark Hatherley showed his class at the business end of the contest for the defeated side.

Hatherley nailed a 15 darter of his own and two of his 86, 82 and 76 finishes sat nicely alongside his aforementioned leg in a 3-0 win.

At the heart of an 11-0 win for Raffles against Duchy Dragons was ten scores of a ton or more that came from the arm of Lewis Dare.

In the individual phase, Simon Wilbraham fired two maximums and a 17 darter in his 3-1 win over AJ Brunton, who returned the 17 dart favour in the leg he put away.

A 180, a 12 darter, and a 160 three dart combination outshot gave Dan Brazier his highlights in a 3-0 success, whilst Dare also won 3-0 thanks in part to a leg in 17.

A 10-1 win for Cherry Tree A over Octagon saw Phil Hoyle and Simon Washington nail a 180 and a 130 checkout respectively.

Phil Willis fired an unbeaten 94 checkout but still found himself on the wrong end of an 8-3 defeat as The Exchange were downed by Queen & Constitution.