Jake Pot For Bentham

Jacob Bentham picked up a mammoth 167 three dart combination outshot in the Plymouth City Super League Division A, which contributed to an 8-3 win for Tradesmans versus Duchy A.

Bentham's teammate Chris Edgecombe was a ten ton hitter with that total being topped up by a 108 checkout of his own.

In the individual phase, Lewis Byrne notched a 180 in his 3-2 win before Edgecombe ticked off one leg in a 3-0 win with the help of a 17 darter.

Before Bentham's aforementioned heroics in the final singles, Rob May also won by a 3-0 scoreline thanks in part to a leg in 18.

A fourteen ton haul from Simon Stevenson wasn't enough to arrest Legends Lounge B's slide to a 6-5 loss against Compton Social.

Owen Cook brought most of the heavy artillery for the victors as he completed a ten ton haul, whilst teammate Jamie Roberts joined a threesome of 180 hitters.

Col Maddocks and Matt Vosper were the maximum men for the home team, who also had Stevenson checking 119 in a single visit.

That bettered a 118 from Andy Malinowski and a 97 combination from Cook's stablemate Will Broome, who defeated Malinowski despite a 15 darter in the solitary leg he won during a 3-1 turnaround.

Stevenson was also in good nick during the individual phase as he put together legs in 15 and 17 darts that ticked along his 3-0 triumph.

Craig Hillary's twelve ton tally and eleven more from Lewis Dare provided the ammunition for Raffles A to eventually get over the line to a 6-5 win that came in a last leg shootout.

Logan Carroll also contributed heavily to the win with ten tons of his own, whilst Simon Wilbraham helped himself to the game's only maximum.

The highlight of Dare's ton total was a 109 three dart combination out that meant Bill Scannell's 82 for the hosts had to settle for second best.

The score was locked at 5-5 going into the final singles that was won by Adam Truscott, who was a 3-2 winner in one of seven games decided by a single leg.

Glenn Austin and Glenn Halford both reached eleven scores of a ton or more, which provided the platform from which Bluebird launched their 9-2 victory over Legends Lounge A.

Halford's total was topped up by a 105 checkout and a maximum that was joined by two more from Dale Halford.

Callum Strickson's 110 single visit combination outshot bettered Halford's kill and an 81 from Kobi Hayman, who provided the only noteworthy contribution for the defeated away team.

Harry Bull fired eleven three figure visits, which contributed to a 9-2 victory for Raffles B versus the visitors from Ker St B.

Ryan Fuller played a supporting role well with a ten ton haul that included a 110 checkout, and he also nailed a 17 darter in his 3-0 singles success.

Paul Tackle had his finishing boots on for the defeated party as he put together checkouts of 103 and 70 to round off his 3-1 triumph.

Eleven tons rained down from the arm of Frankie Stout, which played a big part in Ship's Tavern A securing a 10-1 success at Steampacket.

Stout was one of three 180s hitters for the away side as both Nathan Langdon and Cam O'Brien added solitary maximums each to complete the trio.

At the business end, Langdon picked up a 16 darter in a 3-0 win, whilst O'Brien and Dave Hollow shared the highest finish with a 96 kill.

Andy Bates and Jack McMinn top scored for Raffles Diamonds as they wrapped up another league title with a 9-2 victory over Firkin Scholar.

Fred Goldsmith completed a ten ton haul for the victors, whilst Archie Borlase fired back eleven tons for the defeated away side.

McMinn joined Lee Hellings in achieving a maximum as Stephen Ebsworth was the only member of his cohort to put up a three treble visit.

Two players heard 'game shot' called at the first time of asking from 80 as Bates joined Scott Heggie in securing that notable contribution.

McMinn's 3-0 singles success was lit up by an 18 darter, which came before Bates bagged a brace of 18 dart legs in another 3-0 victory.

Dan Brazier nestled as many as eleven tons as Ford Inn put together a 9-2 win over their rivals for second place, Falstaff A.

Paul Goundry put up some resistance with a ten ton haul, whilst Quinton Taylor added a 12 darter and a 180 in a 3-1 defeat.