Tyler Made

Tyler Borthwick lit up the Monday Premier League with two 18 darters and a 111 checkout on his way to sixteen tons, but he still found himself on the wrong side of an 8-3 defeat as Octagon defeated Legends Warriors.

Borthwick's combination outshot was bettered twice by the hosts as Ryan Ring's 113 settled for second best to Robbie Bisgrove's 118 out.

Scott Cook's fifteen scores of a ton or more led the way for The Lounge to secure an 8-3 victory in a top of the table clash against Raffles.

Cook bagged one of the four maximums to top up his ton total as Andrew Cook joined him in achieving that feat for the hosts as he ended his stint with fourteen tons.

Alfie Ford put up a 180 for the defeated team, whilst Harry Bull added a maxi to his fifteen ton haul for the defeated team.

Danny Bull was the next best in terms of scoring for the visitors with thirteen three figure visits, whilst Lee Hellings produced eleven tons.

Mark Sleet completed the double figure ton hitting with ten of his own to provide decent cover fire for the Cook brothers.

The two Cooks and Reece Mealin (29.67) started the game with a 27 dart 801 leg that was finished by Scott Cook with a 105 kill, and the team was very quickly 4-1 up going into the singles phase.

Andrew Cook netted 16 and 17 dart legs in his 3-0 victory before Scott Cook produced what turned out to be a crucial pair of 17 dart legs in a 3-2 success that made the win safe.

Paddy Archibald bagged 112 and 116 combination out shots in his 3-2 individual triumph that contributed to what could be a crucial win in the title hunt.

Simon Washington bagged a thirteen ton haul, which made a big dent in a 7-4 victory for Tradesmans against Bluebird.

Washington added one of the four maximums to that haul as Glenn Austin, Dale Halford and Glenn Halford all put on 180s for the defeated party.

Austin's three treble visit contributed to his ten ton plus haul, and he added a 16 dart leg in a 3-1 singles triumph.

Glenn Halford also produced a brilliant leg in the final singles rubber, but his 14 darter was only a consolation in a 3-1 defeat.

180s for Ryan Harris and Luke Heatherington came in a 10-1 win for Harris' Cherry Tree against Heatherington's Brunel View Legends, in a game that also saw Heatherington finish 120 in a single visit to claim a 3-2 win.