In-Shane Scoring From Roberts

Shane Roberts took the headlines in the Plymouth Open League Division A with an eleven ton haul that helped Royal Naval Arms to an 8-3 win at Keyham Vaults A.

180s rained down from Roberts' team as both Kevin Evans and Matt Abbott contributed to that particular statistic.

Abbott's maxi came in a 2-0 singles defeat at the hands of Matt Bridge, who nestled home an 18 dart leg during the victory.

Lee O'Mahony put up ten scores of a ton or more to lead Victory to an 8-3 win over St Levans that also featured two brilliant three dart combination out shots.

O'Mahony's teammate AJ Brunton fired a 153 that was the only effort to better a 114 combo that came from the arm of John Sturdy.

Lugger A managed an 8-3 win over Mainstone A in spite of Cameron O'Brien bagging himself a ten ton plus haul.

The victors had Simon Wilbraham and Melvyn Wilbraham in good form as the pair nestled a 180 and 100 finish respectively.

Nick Bryant (29.47) added a 14 darter to his individual win for champions elect Beacon Park, who used that effort as a platform to claim an 8-3 win over Prince Maurice.

Bryant's teammate Phil Hoyle was a 180 hitter on two occasions in a singles success that also contained a leg in 15 darts.

Hoyle also bagged himself a 113 checkout in his 2-0 singles win, whilst Stan Preen was also in good form throughout the contest.

Preen fired a 137 three dart finish during a doubles triumph, which came in tandem with Bryant and he went on to secure a 2-0 singles win thanks in part to his solitary 180.

Ryan Carter put up a 123 checkout for Fawn A in an 8-3 home defeat versus Lugger B, which also saw a 180 from teammate Isaac Taylor.

Russell Hitchcock was Fortescue's hero of the hour as he held his nerve during a 6-5 triumph at Prince Maurice FC that saw Hitchcock win the final game 2-0 to take the spoils of a closely fought battle.

In the final two top-tier fixtures, Falstaff were 7-4 better than Pennycross, and St Johnston A bested Ker St C by the same score.

In Division B, two mammoth checkouts and a 180 lit up Bluebird's 9-2 win versus Legends Lounge B, as a 142 three dart combination took the main headline for Josh Fuller.

Fuller's teammate Darryl Pinnegar fired a 116, which sat nicely alongside a three treble visit from Lewis Hallam to complete the heroics.

Dan Nixon bagged himself a leg in 17 darts in a 2-0 win for Cherry Tree A at Agaton, but that wasn't enough to see his side to victory as his side was downed in a final leg shootout.

Nixon's teammate Mark Lashbrook netted a 72 checkout before Baz Blackmore held his nerve in the last possible leg to take a 2-1 win when throwing in the last singles.

Lewis Russell's maximum came at the right time for Cherry Tree C as it gave him the catalyst to secure the final singles 2-1, and with it a 6-5 win for his team versus Herbert.

The defeated team had Dale Partington show one moment of brilliance with a fine 88 single visit kill that gave him the highest checkout of the contest.

Jack Heath bagged a 180, which sat nicely alongside the 76 checkout he also put onto the result sheet in a 7-4 loss for Duchy at Queens Arms.

Narrowly beating that aforementioned kill was an 81, which came in a 2-1 loss that Callum Baker succumbed to for the hosts.

Checkouts of 101 and 88 were struck by Josh McTighe and Liam Martin, respectively, which helped league leaders King Billy A to a 9-2 win at Mainstone B.

Title chasing Ker St B had Keanan Grimshaw adding a 72 checkout during an 8-3 triumph in their derby match against Ker St A.

Kings Tamerton found a 7-4 win over Stoke Inn whilst Fawn B got over the line by a 6-5 scoreline during their visit to King Billy B.