Wood You Believe It

Bob Wood's three dart combination outshot of 123 gave Hyde Park the platform to claim a 7-4 win over Kings Tamerton.

The main highlight from the visitors came in the form of a 100 single visit combination out thst came from the arm of Gary Hoyle.

David Young nailed thirteen three figure visits for Indian Inn, but still found himself on the wrong side of an 8-3 loss as Real Raffles C were victorious.

That haul included a 180 that was matched by Jason Goldsmith for the victors, and Goldsmith also showed his class at the business end.

A Goldsmith 108 combo bettered a 97 from teammate Lee O'Mahony, whilst Antony Hayman's leg in 16 gave him one leg in a 3-0 individual success.

A twelve ton haul from Dale Partington couldn't arrest Herbert B's slide to a 7-4 defeat that came at the hands of Kings Arms.

Partington also showed his class at the business end of legs with an 81 checkout that was only bettered by Dave Algar's 111 finish for the victors.

Algar's excellent visit meant Harvey Nicholson's 76 combo had to settle for third best, whilst Algar was the only player to receive a 180 call after throwing.

Ant Prutton's eleven ton haul helped Elburton to an 8-3 win at Clifton, who had Kev Seal providing ten scores of a ton or more.

The main moment of Prutton's scoring was a 120 finish that was the best of all thirty-one checkouts that came in the dominant win.

A 10-1 win for St Levans over Herbert A saw maximums from the trio of Ewan Johnson, John Sturdy, and Mark Christian.

Christian was also clinical at the business end of legs with a 97 checkout that sat nicely alongside a 15 darter as his other achievements.

A maximum from Steve Jones lit up Duchy B's 9-2 defeat, which came in a visit to title chasing Legends Lounge C.

Fawn B's 7-4 win over Staddiscombe saw checkouts of 84 and 86 by Matt Anderson and Tom Elphick, respectively.

The only noteworthy contribution in a 6-5 win for St Johnston at Ker St C saw Will Thomas find a neatly tucked away 73 outshot.

Victoria were 8-3 winners over Ker St B, with their main highlight coming in the form of a 70 single visit checkout by Gary Eaton.