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Lock-ed & Loaded

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In a dramatic swing of fortunes at the top of the Plymouth City Super League Division B, Ship's Tavern claimed the title with an 11-0 win at Ker St B that saw Colin Lock add thirteen tons, including a 180, to the board.



Lock's teammate, Paul Harris, also bagged thirteen tons overall as the away side won every leg on offer to finish two points ahead of Legends Lounge C.


Jordan Hunt and Josh Weston paired for a 21 dart 601 leg that was only bettered by Lock and Harris' 20 darter, whilst Lock also added a leg in 18 to his night's work.



Mackenzie Sargeant was a ten ton hitter for Fawn B, which went a long way to helping his side to an 11-0 success over Ker St C.


Sargeant's teammate, Tom Elphick, showed his class with the only three treble visit that came in his 3-1 singles success.



A ten ton haul from Rick Trinder included two of the three maximums that came in a 6-5 win for Hyde Park over Indian Inn.


Kev Lofthouse fired the other maxi, whilst Trinder also added a 120 checkout to his evening's work, which was only bettered by a 130 by David Young.



Trinder's teammates, Ben Welsh and Bob Wood, knitted together well in a 2-0 doubles win that contained a 601 leg in 18 darts.


St Levans had Mark Hopkins reach the ten ton mark, which helped his team sign off with a 6-5 victory, eventually won in the final singles game.



John Sturdy was the hero of the hour with a 3-1 victory in the last game of a night that also saw 180s for both teams as Jason Johnson and Mick Bingham both struck.


Johnson also showed his finishing prowess with a 90 checkout, whilst Mark Christian found himself a leg in 18 darts, which proved crucial in deciding a 3-2 victory.



Checkouts of 111 from Ross Blake and a 110 by stablemate Chris Pearce gave Clifton the platform from which they launched an 8-3 victory at Staddy.


Andy Pengelly added a 180 for the victors, whilst Callum Fradeley signed off his season with a 99 kill, which was the best amongst his cohort.



The best moment of St Johnston's 7-4 win over Duchy B was a 120 three dart combination outshot from Blake Dolling.


A 180 from Phil Hoskin and kills of 78 from Gary Hoyle and 76 by Charlie Crossfield came in a 6-5 win for Legends Lounge C at Kings Tamerton, which meant the away side fell short by two points in their title push.

 
 
 

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