You've Scott To Be Kidding

Scott Cook (28.90) blasted his opponent with legs in 16 and 15 darts during a 3-0 win that came in King Billy's 6-5 Monday Premier League loss versus Tradesmans.

The longest of those aforementioned legs watch matched by Scott Wapshott, who put away a 16 darter in his 3-1 loss.

Cook and teammate Mark Sleet both reached ten tons for their night's work, whilst Paul Goundry top scored for the away side with thirteen three figure visits.

Wapshott's stablemate Jaden Whitting showed his class in the scoring phase with a twelve ton haul, whilst the 180s were shared as Simon Washington and Andrew Cook both fired.

Alfie Ford banged in as many as eleven three figure visits, which made the difference in a 6-5 win for Raffles at Octagon.

Five of the six 180s that came between the two teams were spread amongst Ford's teammates as Lee Hellings and Simon Wilbraham both added a brace each to Danny Bull's solitary effort.

The sixth came from Paul Barclay for the defeated home side, who also had Robbie Aitken reaching ten scores of a ton or more.

A 110 checkout from Robbie Bisgrove claimed the best checkout of the contest honours, as Harry Bull's 93 had to settle for second best.

Glenn Austin's ten ton haul and a 90 checkout from Jon Crotty came in a 6-5 win for Austin's Bluebird B at Crotty's Colebrook.

Sean Taylor's leg in 17 darts came in a 3-0 success, which adorned an 11-0 win for the visitors from Legends Lounge at Duchy.

A maximum from Marc Webber gave Cherry Tree their best moment of a 7-4 win that came during a visit to Brunel View Legends.