Jock Of All Trades

Jock Brown put away 122 points with just three darts for Falstaff to give him the highest checkout of the Louis Yates Plymouth & District Darts League game week.

That checkout came in a 13-0 success for Falstaff versus Legends Lounge, which finished off a 36 dart leg for Brown (27.81).

The other noteworthy moment of the contest came from Brown's teammate Dave Jarvis who added the game's only three treble visit.

Matt Legge (31.28) plundered 1001 points in just 32 darts to claim the least number of darts prize for Cattedown during an 8-5 win at King Billy.

Legge ended his night on ten tons overall, and his teammate Anthony Reed also contributed with an 88 checkout.

Jordan Grimshaw and Nathan Beeney (28.60) knitted well together in a doubles rubber of Royal Naval Arms 8-5 success over Mainstone with a 35 dart 1001 leg.

Earlier in the contest, Grimshaw fired the only 180, which ticked his ton tally over to the eleven mark for his night's work.

As the scoreline suggests, it wasn't all one-way traffic with the away side's attack being led by Cameron O'Brien's ten ton plusses.

A 37 dart leg from Mike O'Brien (27.05) provided the best highlights of an 11-2 win for title favourites Tradesmans versus Windmill.

O'Brien completed his night with that success and a total of ten ton plusses, whilst teammate Mike Hill nailed a 120 checkout.

The only moment of magic for the defeated party came from the arm of Dan Nixon, who checked 71 in a single visit to secure one of the two wins he accumulated for his team.

Ed Bradshaw put up the only 180 in an 11-2 home defeat for Stoke Inn A against Octagon A, whilst a 116 checkout for Mark Lashbrook couldn't arrest Cherry Tree's slide to a 9-4 loss at the hands of Pennycross.

Octagon B and Stoke Inn B met in the final fixture that saw the former get over the line with an 8-5 home triumph.