Four maximums by Quinton Taylor and two more by Stan Preen lit up Cherry Tree D's 7-4 Plymouth City Super League Division A win over Raffles B. Kev Doel added his team's solitary maximum and also helped himself to a 78 checkout that was bettered by Taylor's stablemate Nick Bryant with an 87. Taylor also secured a 13 dart leg in a 3-2 singles loss, whilst Dave Lee faired better after a 17 darter helped him to a 3-1 victory. Top scoring for the victors was Nick Bryant with thir

Ten tons rained down from the arm of Jordan Grimshaw in a 9-4 Louis Yates Plymouth and District Friday Darts League win for Royal Naval Arms A over King Billy. The two main moments of magic for the defeated team came from a 180 by Jack Nation and a 96 combo finish from Kian Nation. Grimshaw's teammate Nathan Beeney (25.03) managed to put away his 1001 singles game with a majestic 40 darts. The best two games of the week came in a 7-6 win for Tradesmans versus Kings Tamerton,

Colin Sloman top scored for Kings Arms A with ten three figure visits that came in their Plymouth City Super League Division B win at Indian Inn by a 6-5 scoreline. Bradley Burnard and David Young also contributed ten tons each for the defeated party, with the former adding one of the three maximums in the matchup to his tally. Chris Lancaster fired a second three treble visit for the hosts, whilst Sloman's teammate, Pete Dunbar, was also a 180 hitter. Raffles A were finally

Jason Pinkerton (25.91) checked a leg in 18 on his way to a fine 3-0 win for Cherry Tree A that helped his team to a 10-1 win at Tradesmans. Mike Whatley top-scored with twelve tons and added a 180 to his total, which was matched by teammates Paul Gavican and Mark Shears. Andy Waters fired a maxi for the defeated team, whilst stablemate Kevin Evans was at his majestic best with eleven three figure visits. Pinkerton's evening was completed with a 140 checkout that bettered a 1

Simon Stevenson blasted through his two games at the King Billy to continue his bid to become the first three-peat Champion of Champions. The charity event this year is raising money for Spring Intensive Care in honour of the late Sandie Cook, who passed recently after spending over 100 days in the Penrose ICU ward at Derriford Hospital. Stevenson's (31.31) first 3-0 win was put away in 17, 13 and 18 darts before the second gave him a single dart average of 30.06 thanks to mo

Jayden Dodd top scored in the Monday Premier League with twelve tons for the Octagon, but still found himself on the wrong end of an 8-3 win as Raffles prevailed. Danny Bull was the main aggressor for the victors with twelve three figure visits, and he was supported well by Lee Hellings and Harry Bull, who nailed ten tons each. Teammate Paul Hendy added one 180 to Hellings' brace of maximums, whilst Harry Bull fired the best checkout of 130. Zak Smith banged in eleven tons bu