Simon-ster Mash

Simon Washington (27.33) produced a 15 darter during a blitz of an individual performance for Tradesmans in a 10-1 Monday Premier League triumph over Cherry Tree B.

The dominance at the business end of legs was the difference between the two teams, and that onslaught started when Fred Goldsmith and Lee Agar (27.32) paired to put away 601 legs in 21 and 23 darts.

Agar returned in the first singles matchup of the contest to continue his excellent form with a leg in 18 during a 3-0 individual triumph.

Scott Wapshott walked away with a leg in 18 of his own during a 3-1 win and also managed a 75 combination out that wasn't bettered by anyone of the twelve on display.

Washington banged in two maxis during his aforementioned heroic game before the night was rounded off by eleven ton hitter Mike O'Brien.

O'Brien ploughed in a leg in 16 darts during his 3-1 victory over Dave Lee, who himself netted his solitary chalk mark with a 17 darter.

Glenn Halford was the top scoring player in the league with thirteen tons, but he still found himself on the wrong end of a 7-4 loss as Bluebird B were downed by Octagon A.

Both Lee Hellings and Luke Johnson ended their evening on ten tons for the victors, with Johnson's tally ticked over to the double figure mark by a 180.

Halford's stablemate Tony Teal added his team's only three treble visit, whilst Dale Halford produced the goods at the business end of legs with a 99 checkout for the defeated home side.

The best leg of 501 in the whole contest came from the arm of Hellings, who nailed a 14 darter on his way to a 3-0 success.

The league's leading individual player, Chris Edgecombe, nestled a 134 checkout on his way to eleven tons during a 6-5 win for Octagon B versus Colebrook.

Edgecombe's teammate Robbie Bisgrove joined Zak Smith in achieving a 180 apiece in a hotly contested matchup that saw the lead change hands five times.

Smith and Bisgrove met in an individual game that saw a 16 darter for the former and a 17 dart leg thrown by the latter in a 3-1 win for Bisgrove.

That left it all to do for Edgecombe, who duly delivered a 12 dart leg in a 3-0 win that gave his team the spoils of a closely fought battle from start to finish.

Andrew Cook's eleven tons lit the fire under King Billy, who were able to use that platform to secure a 9-2 win at Cherry Tree A.

Cook was supported by Scott Cook and Ant Pearn, who scored a ton or more on ten occasions each in the contest.

Paul Goundry was the only recipient of a '180' call after throwing, and he did so twice, with both coming in a 3-0 singles win.

Pearn checked a leg with a 108 combo that was only bettered by Scott Cook's 110 three darter for the highest checkout of the matchup.

Both of those efforts also came in a singles phase that saw Andrew Cook nail a 14 darter in his 3-1 win and Scott Cook add a leg in 18 during a 3-0 success.