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Andrew Cook (27.33) fired a superb 12 darter and another leg in 17 that helped him to a 3-0 victory, but he still found himself on the wrong end of a 6-5 defeat as King Billy were downed by Raffles.

Cook also secured eleven tons, including one of the four maximums that were plundered during the contest overall.

Scott Cook (26.84) nailed a leg in 15 and a maximum on his way to a decent 3-0 victory and walked away from the oche with ten ton plusses.

Cook also bagged a 108 checkout that was matched by teammate Ant Pearn, whilst the best finish for the away team came in the form of a 104 by James Farrell.

Pearn's effort topped his ton total up to the ten mark, and Paddy Archibald added a maximum to his eleven ton plus haul.

Logan Carroll fired the only 180 for the victors, whilst Dan Brazier led the charge with thirteen scores of a ton or more.

Nineteen ton plusses from Simon Stevenson and eleven more from Scott Lawrey were the main reasons Falstaff defeated Beacon Park B 8-3.

Stevenson fired two maximums to Lawrey's one, whilst Kelvin Rowe made it five three treble visits for the successful away team.

Lee Hellings fired his team's only 180, which ticked his ton tally over to the ten mark, a feat matched by Steve Mills.

Nick Bryant top scored for the hosts with thirteen scores of a ton or more, whilst there were a plethora of highlights at the business end of legs.

Steve Mills teamed with Nick Miller to put together a 601 leg in 19 darts before Melvyn German secured a 112 kill in the second doubles rubber of the tie.

Stevenson produced two 17 dart legs in a 3-1 defeat of Mills, whose riposte was put away in 16 darts, and he came off the oche with ten tons for his night's work.

Lawrey produced a leg in 14 during a 3-1 win of his own, and his opponent, Dave Lee, notched a 15 darter to claim his only chalk mark before the game was rounded off by Bryant's 3-0 win that contained a leg in 17.

Keith Johnson put up fourteen three figure visits onto the scoreboard but still ended up on the wrong side of a 7-4 defeat as Queen and Constitution were downed by Ford Inn.

Johnson's teammate, Shane Roberts, was a thirteen ton hitter, whilst Johnson was one of three men to nail a maximum in the contest.

Mike Evans made it two for the home team and Simon Washington was the solitary maximum hitter for the victors.

Johnson's 100 combination outshot bettered an 89 from Washington, who also put together a 15 dart leg in his 3-0 singles success.

Scott Wapshott helped himself to a leg that was put to bed in 18 darts, which gave him one of a trio of legs in another 3-0 victory.

Fourteen tons rained down from the arm of Cameron O'Brien, which gave Stuart Road Social Club the platform from which to launch a 9-2 victory over The Exchange.

O'Brien put together a brace of maximums, which was matched by Martin Pearson, whilst Kev Lofthouse checked 96 in a single visit.

The trio of Rhys Castle, Dale Partington, and Joe Boniface all reached ten ton plusses, which led Firkin Scholar to an 11-0 win over Duchy A.

Dave Carroll fired a three treble visit, a 112 single visit combination outshot, and a 17 dart leg on his way to a superb 3-1.

Ten scores of a ton or more were provided by Jayden Dodd, which gave Octagon the ammunition to take a 9-2 victory over local rivals Duchy Dragons.

The maximums in the contest were shared equally between the two teams as both AJ Brunton and Paul Barclay heard '180' called after throwing one time each.

Ryan Stone and Steve Smout both reached ten scores of a ton or more, which gave Beacon Park A the platform from which to launch a 9-2 win at Bar Mez.

180s were plundered by Smout, Stone and teammate Beau Carter, whilst Smout's 16 dart leg from his 3-2 success was the only effort to better an 18 darter from Paul Tackle for the defeated party.

Sam Frampton's 132 checkout was the best of the contest and also proved crucial in deciding his 3-2 singles triumph.

180s from Rob May and Kevin Evans lit up Tradesmans 7-4 victory at Fawn A in a match that also saw May check 100 in a single visit and Evans finish a leg in 17 darts.

Mark Hatherley's 180 wasn't enough to arrest Indian Inn's slide to an 8-3 loss to St Levans, who had the Pearce brothers in good nick.

Mike Pearce found a 17 darter in his 3-0 win, but it was Tex Pearce who stole the show with a brace of 17 dart legs and a 74 checkout in his victory by the same scoreline.

The only noteworthy contribution in a 7-4 win for Fawn B at Legends Lounge was a three treble visit from Reggie Cornish.