Taylor Powers To Emphatic Win

Sean Taylor (29.47) bagged himself a 3-0 win for Legends Lounge that contained legs in 16, 17, and 18 darts as his team lost 7-4 in the Monday Premier League at Octagon B.

Despite twelve tons from Taylor and eleven more by teammate Lewis Byrne, the away side were downed with some excellent play from Jayden Dodd and Steve Daley at the heart of the triumph.

Both Dodd and Daley added ten tons each, with the former also adding to the maximum total, which ended at a quartet.

Dodd's teammates Dave Pethick and Paul Barclay both notched a 180, whilst the only three treble visit by the away side came from the arm of Byrne.

Checkouts of 108 from Dave Wyatt and a 120 by Chris Edgecombe were the best two checkouts of the game,

whilst Byrne's 3-1 win over Dodd was emphasised by a 17 darter.

Lee Hellings (29.47) produced a leg in 12 and another in 18 on his way to a 3-0 singles win that helped Octagon A to a 6-5 success at Cherry Tree A.

Hellings ton total reached the twelve mark, whilst Alfie Ford played his supporting role well with a dectet of three figure scores.

Included in Paul Freeman's ten ton haul for the defeated party was one of the five maximums as Hellings, Kev Lofthouse, Simon Wilbraham, and Paul Palmer all struck.

The biggest finish of the week of 152 came in Hellings' aforementioned 3-0 win before Palmer rounded off the affair with a 3-0 win that decided the destination of the win with the scores tied at 5-5 going into the tie.

Marc Webber rained down as many as fifteen scores of a ton or more for Cherry Tree B, which gave them the platform from which to build a 7-4 win at Bluebird A.

Two 180s from Kev Doel and a solitary effort by Phil Taylor kept the score ticking in the right direction for the victors, whilst Jon Parsons was most consistent for the defeated side with ten tons.

Parsons' stablemate Steve Jones showed one moment of decent form with a 94 single visit combination outshot.

Ton plus scores were called out fifteen times when Andrew Cook was throwing in a 9-2 win for King Billy at Colebrook.

Zak Smith contributed eleven three figure visits, including a 120 checkout that was the best of the matchup that saw thirty finishes overall.

Ant Pearn added the only 180 in the doubles before continuing his good form with a 3-0 victory that contained a leg in 18 darts.

Cook matched Pearn's 18 darter and followed it with a leg in 16, which contributed two of the trio of legs in his 3-1 triumph.