Lee-Thal Weapon

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Lee Rodmell (27.83) found legs in 15 and 16 darts, which helped Ford Inn A get over the line to a 6-5 win in the Plymouth City Super League Division A against Rising Sun.

Rodmell was an eleven ton hitter, which matched teammate Dan Brazier's contribution to the scoring phase of play.

Glenn Halford ended his night on seventeen ton plusses for his night's work for the defeated team, whilst Brazier's brace of 180s was added to by Rodmell and AJ Brunton with solitary efforts.

Brazier and Halford faced off in the singles phase, as the latter came away a 3-2 winner thanks in part to a leg in 17 that usurped an 18 darter from his opponent.

Nick Bryant (26.37) put his opponent to the sword with a 3-0 victory that contained a leg in 18, which contributed to an 8-3 win for Falstaff B against Legends Lounge B.

Bryant walked away from the oche with eleven tons across the night's action, whilst Phil Hoskin matched that effort for the defeated team.

Danny Hoyle topped his ton total up to the ten mark with the help of a 110 checkout that was only bettered by a 126 from Cameron O'Brien.

That aforementioned effort from O'Brien got him to the magic ten ton mark, whilst the 180s in the contest were shared between Hoskin and Keith Carter with solitary efforts each.

Tradesmans were 8-3 better than Raffles B, with the fireworks coming from the arm of Simon Washington in the form of sixteen three figure visits.

Washington's total was ticked over to that mark by two of the three 180s as Rob May found a solitary effort to complete the trio.

Danny Bull was the main aggressor for the defeated hosts as he finished his stint at the oche with thirteen ton plusses overall.

Bull also checked legs in 17 and 18 darts during his 3-0 victory, whilst Washington took a leg in 15 during his 3-

1 triumph that rounded off a top performance both individually and for the team.

Legends Lounge A's 8-3 victory against Falstaff A was built on the steady foundations of fifteen tons from Simon Stevenson.

Stevenson's teammate, Nick Miller, bagged himself thirteen ton plusses, whilst Andy Malinowski and Ryan Fuller notched eleven tons each for the hosts.

Both Paul Goundry and Kelvin Rowe added fourteen scores of a ton or more for the defeated away side, and a 142 checkout from Fuller gave him the best checkout of the contest.

Fuller also added two of the three maximums in the contest, with Reggie Cornish finding a solitary effort for the visitors.

Fuller was defeated 3-1 by Goundry, but not before a 17 darter in the one leg he won, whilst Goundry's best was a 15 dart leg and an 80 checkout.

Miller was 3-1 better than his opponent, with a 15 dart leg providing his best moment, and the singles phase was rounded off by Rowe's 3-2 victory in which a crucial 117 blow was administered.

Raffles A's 7-4 victory at Steampacket was built upon fifteen three figure visits from Lewis Dare, and thirteen more by Craig Hillary.

Despite ending on the wrong side of the loss, Marc Webber was the only 180 hitter of the matchup, whilst teammate Phil Taylor nestled a 120 checkout into the dartboard.

That effort bettered an 86 from Dare, with Dare teaming with Logan Carroll and Liam Taylor (28.60) to take 1001 points in 35 darts.

Dare continued that form into the doubles phase with partner James Preen contributing to a 17 darter over the 601 distance.

Hillary fired legs in 18 and 17 darts during his 3-2 victory in the individual, and Preen survived a 14 darter from opponent George Beckett to take a 3-2 success.

Simon Wilbraham was also a 3-2 winner in the singles phase, with his defining moment coming in the form of a 17 dart leg of his own.

David Johns' fourteen ton haul proved to be the catalyst behind an 8-3 victory for Kings Arms B against Hyde Park.

Johns added a brace of 180s to his total, a feat that was matched by teammate Paul Hendy, whilst the fifth maxi of the contest went the way of Rick Trinder.

Martyn Down bagged himself a ten ton haul to provide decent cover fire for the hosts, whilst Johns, Down and Hendy (29.44) teamed together to execute a 1001 leg in 34 darts.

Johns carried that form into the singles phase of play as he also put away legs in 14 and 15 darts before Hendy faced Trinder in the final contest of the night.

Trinder was a 3-2 winner thanks to what turned out to be a crucial 15 dart leg, and his 74 combination outshot was only bettered by a 118 from Hendy.

Jordan Hunt's eleven ton haul gave Ship's Tavern B the platform from which to launch an 8-3 victory away at Victoria.

Teammate Colin Lock was also in good nick with ten ton plusses overall, whilst Mick Bingham fired ten tons back for the defeated party.

Three ton plus checkouts adorned the business end of legs as Hunt's 160 bettered a 112 from Phil Walsh and a 110 by Ant Prutton.

Bingham and Gary Eaton teamed for the best leg of 601 with a 20 darter, whilst Eaton managed what turned out to be a crucial leg in 17 in a 3-2 singles success.

Eleven tons rained down from the arm of Fred Goldsmith, which gave Raffles Diamonds the ammunition to take an 11-0 victory against Clifton Boozers.

Andy Bates played a supporting role well with ten ton plusses overall, whilst the defeated away side added the majority of the four 180s in the contest.

Heather Toney bagged a brace, which was added to by teammate James Smith, and Neil White completed the 180 hitting with his side's only effort.

White opened in the individual phase with a 3-0 victory that contained a 14 dart leg before Goldsmith checked 100 in a single visit and also added a 17 dart leg in another 3-0 win.

John Mann fired a leg in 16 in the third singles rubber to be taken by a 3-0 scoreline before Mark Yeoman put up a 102 three dart combination outshot during a 3-0 win of his own.

Eleven three figure visits from Zak Smith and ten more for Nathan Langdon helped Ship's Tavern A to an 11-0 win against Staddy.

The highlight of Smith's total was a solitary 180, as teammate Frankie Stout added a brace of maximums to a solitary effort from James Lishman for the defeated side.

The cherry on top of Langdon's total was a three dart combination outshot of 111 that narrowly bettered a 104 from Smith.

Archie Borlase' ten ton plus haul went a long way to deciding a 9-2 victory for Firkin Scholar A against the visitors from Fawn A.

Mike Trim fired ten tons back for the visitors, whilst Borlase led the way with a 128 checkout that was one of three ton plus finishes.

Teammates Stephen Ebsworth and Rhys Castle both added 100 kills to the event, with Trim's stablemate Dave Roberts finding a 97 kill for the best amongst his cohort.

Ebsworth and Scott Heggie put together a 21 darter over the 601 distance that helped the pair to a 2-0 doubles win.