Crystal Seth

Seth Thompson rose above the other competitors on display in the Plymouth City Super League Division B with a 137 checkout in a 7-4 loss for Staddiscombe against Clifton.

Niall McGarvey provided the ammunition for the away side's attack with fourteen tons, and he was well supported by Chris Pearce, who nailed ten ton plusses.

McGarvey's teammate, Jason Goldsmith, added a 95 kill in his 3-0 win before Thompson's stablemate, Callum Fradley, nailed a maximum on his way to a 3-0 singles success.

Thompson's finish came in his 3-0 win that also saw him take a leg in just 17 darts to become the second of two individual winners for the hosts.

Runaway leaders, Raffles A, had Tyler Borthwick at the heart of everything they did in a 7-4 win over Duchy A as he put thirteen tons onto the scoreboard.

James Smith bagged himself ten scores of a ton or more to play a supporting role as well as he could, whilst Borthwick also showed his class at the business end of legs.

Borthwick teamed with Simon Wilbraham to produce a 601 doubles leg in 21 darts before the former added a 17 darter in a 3-1 victory.

The 180s in the matchup were shared between the teams as Adam Truscott fired for the victors, whilst Jack Heath ticked his ton total over to the eleven mark with his three treble visit.

Archie Borlase fired eleven tons and a 16 dart leg for King Billy B, but still found himself on the wrong end of an 8-3 loss as his team was downed by Indian Inn B.

Borlase's teammate, Tyler Fenton, also showed one firework moment with a solitary three treble visit on his way to a 3-1 singles win, whilst Borlase's aforementioned leg proved crucial in a 3-2 triumph.

A 7-4 win for Kings Arms A at Bluebird B was littered with 180s as the trio of Colin Sloman, Pete Dunbar, and Darren Bailey all fired.

Sloman also showed his class at the business end of legs with a 74 checkout that was only bettered by Martin Rich's 87 kill for the defeated party.

A 100 outshot from Paul Tackle was the only moment of magic for Ker St A in their 11-0 local derby triumph at Herbert A.

Andy Hawes showed his class with a 79, which was the only effort to better a 72 combo from Ally Langdon in a 10-1 win for Hawes' Hyde Park at Langdon's Duchy B.

Oliver Swaby struck a 75 single visit combination outshot that helped Herbert B claim a 9-2 win in a visit to Ker St B.