Edge Of The Your Darts From Chris

Chris Edgecombe's fourteen scores of a ton or more provided the fireworks in the Steve Chapman 501 League as he led Octagon to a 10-1 win over Queen and Constitution.

Highlights at the business end of legs included an 18 dart leg for Alfie Ford, whilst Shane Roberts checked 80 in a single visit.

Mark Bell notched fourteen ton plusses, but still found himself on the wrong side of an 8-3 defeat as Plymstock Club were downed by The Lounge.

Jake Dutton was also in good nick for the defeated party with ten tons, whilst Richard Toop managed eleven tons for the victors to sit nicely alongside a ten ton haul by Jaden Whitting.

Whitting bagged a 14 dart leg in his 3-2 win, and ton plus checkouts were provided by Roger Backway's 100 and a 114 from Ian Downing.

Mike Pearce rattled in as many as thirteen three figure visits to the board, which gave St Levans the platform to claim an 8-3 victory over Firkin Scholar.

Pearce added a 180 to his ton tally and also partnered with Matt Pearce to put away 601 points in just 22 darts during a 2-1 doubles win.

Tex Pearce was also in decent form for the hosts as he nailed eleven tons overall, and was a 3-0 winner with one leg coming in 17 darts.

Highlights for the visitors included a maximum for Scott Heggie, whilst 'game shot' was called twice with the score at 112 as both Rhys Castle and Dale Partington both finished that particular outshot.

Nick Bryant was a twelve ton hitter, which helped Beacon Park B to an 8-3 derby day win against their stablemates Beacon Park A.

The cherry on top of Bryant's tally was one of two maximums his side managed as Dave Lee produced a solitary three treble visit of his own.

Steve Smout's 152 checkout was the best combination outshot of the match, and the game week, which pushed a 118 from Lee and a 108 from teammate Ryan Stone aside in that particular statistic.

Lee and Bryant were a formidable partnership in the doubles phase of play as the crucial leg in their 2-1 win came in just 18 darts over the 601 distance.

Aiden Stenson produced twelve tons, which sat nicely alongside 180s from James Gibson and Ash Evans, and a 114 checkout by Callum Phillips as the main highlights of Legends Lounge's 7-4 loss versus Duchy A.

Duchy Dragons were beaten 9-2 by local rivals Tradesmans, but not before AJ Brunton bagged a trio of maximums on his way to eleven ton plusses.

The only noteworthy contribution of the routine win for the host team came in the form of a 104 single visit combination outshot by Kevin Evans.

Leaders Falstaff were 9-2 better than Indian Inn, with Tony Tasker's eleven ton plusses doing the damage for the hosts.

Scott Lawrey ably supported Tasker with ten scores of a ton or more, whilst the difference between the two was Tasker's maximum.

Paul Goundry fired a second 180 for the victors, and a trio of ton plus checkouts dominated the business end as Goundry's 119 meant a 115 from Lawrey and a 112 by Darren Collis settled for second and third best.

An 8-3 win for Ford Inn over Bar Mez included a 3-0 win for Simon Washington, which was lit up by legs in 16 and 12 darts, and a 180 as well as a checkout of 104.

Mike Whatley added a maximum to his 15 darter that came in a 3-0 success, whilst Mark Shears was a third 180 hitter for the victors.

Shears came through a 3-2 individual victory with a 118 three dart combination outshot providing the crucial blow in that victory.

A topsy-turvy 6-5 win for Stuart Road Social Club over Raffles was secured in the final singles by Martin Pearson, who managed an 18 dart leg in a 3-0 singles success.

When teammate Kev Lofthouse checked 90 in his 3-0 win, the hosts were 5-1 up, which sparked the away team into life as Danny Bull nailed an 18 dart leg in a 3-1 triumph.

Simon Wilbraham added a 17 darter in his 3-0 win, whilst Will Broome made it 5-5 thanks in part to a 180 that helped him to a 3-0 triumph.

180s from Jack McMinn and Mackenzie Sargeant went a long way to deciding an 8-3 home win for Fawn B against The Exchange.

McMinn was a 3-0 winner thanks in part to a leg in 18 darts, whilst teammate Mark Yeoman finished at the first time of asking from 112.