One In For Pink As Leaders Don't Stink

Jason Pinkerton (25.91) checked a leg in 18 on his way to a fine 3-0 win for Cherry Tree A that helped his team to a 10-1 win at Tradesmans.

Mike Whatley top-scored with twelve tons and added a 180 to his total, which was matched by teammates Paul Gavican and Mark Shears.

Andy Waters fired a maxi for the defeated team, whilst stablemate Kevin Evans was at his majestic best with eleven three figure visits.

Pinkerton's evening was completed with a 140 checkout that bettered a 120 from teammate Simon Washington.

Shears was also in good nick in his individual win with legs of 13 and 18 darts, providing more highlights for the veteran.

Fawn B's 9-2 win over Fawn A owed much to the form of Jack McMinn, who blasted fourteen scores of a ton or more for the victorious designated away side.

McMinn's teammate Alan Masters found his team's only 180, whilst Mike Nancholas added a brace of three treble visits for the defeated party.

Masters was also clinical at the business end with a 12 darter and a 126 finish that both came in a 3-0 singles success.

McMinn fired a 16 darter in his 3-0 victory, whilst apprentice got one over his master with the help of a 17 dart leg as Mackenzie Sargeant won 3-0 against his father.

Cameron O'Brien was once again at the heart of everything good that Cherry Tree C achieved with thirteen tons in an 11-0 win over Duchy Dragons.

O'Brien's total was topped up by a maximum that was matched by teammate Kev Lofthouse, whilst AJ Brunton found twelve three figure visits for the defeated party.

Reece Mealin bagged himself a 91 single visit outshot, whilst a 3-2 win for O'Brien over Brunton was pushed in that direction by legs in 16 and 18 darts.

Simon Stevenson kept leaders Falstaff's scoring ticking over with eleven tons in an 11-0 success at Plymstock Club.

Stevenson banged home a 12 darter and a 121 checkout in his singles game, whilst a couple of teammates also showed their class in their matchups.

Scott Lawrey nailed a 17 darter in his 3-0 win just after Quinton Taylor had hit his second 180 of the contest in a 3-0 win that contained a leg in 16.

Top scoring for Cherry Tree D in a 10-1 win over Duchy A was Jaden Whitting with eleven three figure visits, whilst both Robbie Newland and Pete Holland added ten tons to the mammoth triumph.

Newland and Holland knitted well together in the 601 doubles with a 17 darter, and Holland went on to match that total number of darters thrown in a 501 leg that helped him to a 3-1 win.

Rikki Eastley nailed eleven tons but still found himself on the losing side as The Exchange lost 8-3 at Bar Mez, for whom Kev Dudbridge added a 114 checkout and a 180.

Ten scores of a ton or more from Ant Pearn included one of the three maximums in an 8-3 win for King Billy over Octagon.

Teammates Andrew Cook and Lewis Byrne also provided three treble visits, whilst finishes of 118 and 100 by Cook sandwiched a 110 by Brandon Hartley.

To complete his fruitful night, Pearn also helped himself to a leg in 13 darts that came in a 3-1 individual success.

An 8-3 win for Cherry Tree A over Legends Lounge saw Lee Hellings and Phil Ingram hit maximums for each of their respective sides.

Ingram's teammate Reg Cornish provided a 70 checkout, whilst Hellings teamed with Melvyn German to check 601 in 18, and Hellings added a 16 darter in his 3-0 singles success.

Tex Pearce, Hayley Brant and Harry MacGregor all contributed solitary 180s in an 8-3 win for St Levans at Victory.

Brant paired with Mike Pearce to settle 601 points in 20 darts before Tex Pearce and MacGregor took out the same number of points in 21.

A 100 outshot was the best checkout from Tex Pearce, and he also added a 13 darter over the 501 distance in his 3-0 win, whilst Mike Pearce notched legs in 16 and 18 during another 3-0 success.

Legs in 15 and 17 darts were nailed by Lewis Dare in a 3-1 win that accentuated a 7-4 triumph for Raffles at Queen and Constitution.

The 180s in the matchup were shared between the two sides as Dare's teammate Logan Carroll matched a three treble visit from Alan Cocks.

Callum Horn pinged two 180s for Firkin Scholar but still found himself on the wrong end of a 6-5 loss as Indian Inn prevailed.

Mark Hatherley's 88 checkout was the best the home side could muster, whilst the hero of the hour was Ian Heggie with a 3-0 win in the final singles.

A 180 from Beau Carter was the main highlight of Beacon Park's 6-5 loss at Legends Lounge, but that didn't stop Ryan Harris from wrestling the result away in the final singles with a 3-1 triumph.