No Run Of The Mill Week For Nick

Nick Miller (29.47) produced a truly stunning performance that saw him net a 160 finish, a 180, and legs in 17 and 12 darts during his 3-0 Steve Chapman 501 League singles for Cherry Tree C during an 8-3 win at Victory A.

Those three figure efforts topped off a ton total that reached eleven, whilst Lee Hellings (29.47) repeated Miller's average but in very different circumstances.

A trio of 17 darters did for Hellings' opponent as he left the oche with a maximum that ticked his ton tally over to the ten mark.

Scott Lawrey scored one of the defeated home team's 180s to finish up with eleven tons, whilst Darren Collis also struck a three treble blow.

Lawrey also added a 17 dart leg to his 3-0 singles success, whilst a leg in 16 helped Steve Mills defeat Mark Williams 3-1, who himself netted a 16 darter.

The most notable ton hitter of the night was Paul Goundry, who ended the contest with sixteen scores of a ton or more, but found himself on the wrong end of a 3-2 loss despite a 120 finish and a leg in 15.

Lewis Dare enjoyed a fruitful return to action in the scoring phase with eleven ton plusses, whilst Nick Bryant reached a ten ton haul.

Andrew Cook (27.33) fired two 18 darters on his way to a 3-0 win that lit up King Billy's 11-0 win over The Exchange.

Cook was also the top scoring player with thirteen scores of a ton or more, whilst Cook joined Paddy Archibald in the 180 section of the results sheet.

Cook's teammate Lewis Byrne also showed his prowess with a 100 single visit combination outshot, which gave him the highest checkout of the contest.

Simon Washington (26.84) was the standout performer for Fawn B with his 3-0 win that came with the help of a 17 darter during a 9-2 win over Duchy.

Kev Seal added a 17 darter in a 3-0 win that came during the very next singles affair before Jack Heath won the away side's only individual point with a 3-2 win that saw a 120 checkout proved to be crucial.

Jack McMinn got the precession back on track with a 3-0 win that contained a 15 darter before John Mann (26.37) rounded off the singles with a fine 3-0 win that saw a leg drilled home in 17 darts.

In the scoring phase, six 180s were called as Washington and Mann added two efforts each to solitary maxis from Fred Goldsmith and McMinn.

That latter of that sextet and a 116 checkout topped McMinn's ton total up to the eleven mark, whilst Mann, Goldsmith and Seal all reached ten ton plusses for their night's work.

The closest of 6-5 win for Indian Inn at Cherry Tree D was dominated by the scoring of Mark Hatherley, who nailed fourteen scores of a ton or more to the wall.

The home team's charge was led by Cameron O'Brien's eleven tons, and he was supported by Kevin Lofthouse who ended his night with a ten ton haul.

Martin Pearson struck the only maximum, whilst at the business end of legs, O'Brien took the highest checkout honours with a 102 three dart combination out.

O'Brien was a 3-0 winner thanks in part to a leg in 16 before Hatherley got over the line with what turned out to be a crucial 14 dart leg during a 3-2 success.

Lofthouse rounded off the matchup with another 3-2 win, with his critical blow coming in the form of a leg in 17 darts.

Lee Rodmell ended his night on fourteen ton plusses for the matchup between Bar Mez and Cherry Tree B that ended 7-4 to the latter.

Mark Shears top scored for the victors with twelve ton plusses, whilst Scott Wapshott found scores of a ton or more ten times.

The aforementioned trio of Rodmell, Shears and Wapshott all chipped into a tally of six 180s as Jason Pinkerton's brace was added to by Rodmell's teammate Archie Borlase.

Pinkerton's double helped him to a 3-0 win in the opening singles rubber before Rodmell and Shears squared off.

Rodmell took the 3-2 success with the help of legs in 14 and 18 darts, which rendered Shears' 16 and 18 darters insignificant in the direction of the point for his team.

Rodmell's stablemate Paul Tackle also showed his class in the individual phase of play with a leg in 17 his best during a 3-0 victory.

Paul Palmer heard scores of a ton or more called no fewer than thirteen times for Kings Arms, including a 114 outshot that came during a 9-2 win over Fawn A.

The defeated away side had Mike Nancholas in good nick all throughout the contest as he rattled in ten ton plusses.

Jayden Dodd fired ten tons to lead Octagon to a 9-2 win during their visit to Victory Fireballs, for whom Chris Beale added a 180 to his 107 finish.

Kieran Harris showed three moments of magic for Victory Hammers with an 85 checkout, a 180, and a leg in 17 darts coming in a 6-5 loss at Tradesmans

Kevin Evans fired his team's only maximum, whilst Chris Adams won a solitary leg in 16 darts during a 3-1 reversal.

180s for Lee Bannister, Rhys Castle and Stephen Ebsworth sat nicely alongside a 97 checkout for the latter in a 6-5 win for Firkin Scholar versus Beacon Park that was won on the very last possible leg by Castle 3-2.

Anna Pearce and Mike Pearce both added 18 darters to their respective singles games in a 6-5 loss for St Levans at Raffles, for whom Luke Beard bagged a 107 checkout.