Scoring A Dodd-le For Jayden

The Monday Premier League was lit up by the scoring prowess of Jayden Dodd, who buried thirteen scores of a ton or more to lead Octagon B to an 8-3 win at Cherry Tree B.

Playing his supporting role well in the victory was Chris Edgecombe, who notched ton plusses on eleven occasions, including a 121 three dart combination outshot.

The aforementioned finish came in a 3-0 win that also contained a leg in 18, which was only bettered by the in-form Dodd, who secured his 3-0 win thanks in part to a 16 darter.

The best mustered by the hosts came from Tony Reid, who nailed an 18 dart leg on his way to singles success by a 3-1 scoreline.

John Mann led the way in the scoring phase of Tradesmans 8-3 derby day win at Octagon A with thirteen three figure visits.

Scott Wapshott's eleven tons and ten more from Lee Agar helped tick the scoreline towards the direction of the runaway league leaders.

Paul Palmer banged in eleven ton plusses for the defeated team, whilst teammate Lee Hellings walked away with a ten ton haul of his own.

The 180 scoring started in the second game as Wapshott nailed the first of seven efforts that were plundered by the two titanic teams.

In the very next tie, Mann teamed well with Simon Washington (30.82) to put away 601 legs in 18 and 21 darts with checkouts of 112 by Mann and 126 from Washington, ending those contests.

Agar fired a second maxi for his team in the second doubles to help contribute to what turned out to be an unassailable 5-0 lead for the visitors.

Hellings produced two 180s in a 3-2 win that saw legs tumble in 15 and 18 darts against Alec Turner, who added an 18 darter of his own.

Agar provided a second personal maximum of his night during a 3-1 triumph before Fred Goldsmith put away legs in 15 and 17 for a 3-0 victory.

180s for both Mann and Palmer accentuated a 3-1 win for the former as Mann nestled legs in 16 and 18, as well as a 100 outshot to render a leg in 18 from his opponent insignificant.

Whilst the maximum scoring ceased in the final singles rubber, a leg each in 18 darts was fired as Kev Lofthouse bettered Wapshott 3-2.

Paul Goundry nabbed a ton total of ten tons to lift King Billy to an 11-0 win over Bluebird A that featured no fewer than four 180s.

Goundry's teammates, Paul Gavican, Ant Pearn, and Andrew Cook, all added to a solitary effort for the defeated side by Owen Cook, who also managed a 98 checkout.

The best leg of 501 in the contest was provided during a 3-1 win for Andrew Cook in 13 darts, whilst Scott Cook fired a 16 darter on his way to a 3-0 victory.

Dale Halford steered home a 6-5 win for Bluebird B against Indian Inn during a final singles 3-0 triumph that clinched the spoils.

Halford's teammates Glenn Halford, Nick Perring, and Tony Teal added to maximums from Danny Bull and Harry Bull, with the latter also nailing a 100 checkout.

Lewis Byrne added a 180 to checkouts of 107 and 101 by James Farrell and Paul Freeman as Farrell's Legends Lounge defeated Freeman's Cherry Tree A 8-3.