Seven time Champion of Champions and current back to back title holder, Simon Stevenson, continues his bid to become the first man to receive the trophy three times in a row at the King Billy on Sunday, 23rd November. The charity event this year is raising money for Spring Intensive Care in honour of the recently deceased, Sandie Cook, who spent over 100 days in Penrose ward in 2025. Stevenson has been drawn alongside some dangerous players, including current teammate and spa

Sean Taylor (30.67) produced a dominant display for Plymouth City Super League Division A champions Octagon in their 11-0 drubbing of Kings Tamerton, with a 3-0 win that saw legs tumble in 16 and 14 darts. The home team's modus operandi revolves around getting out of the traps early, and this was no more apparent than when John Mann, Alfie Ford, and Taylor (25.67) took their 1001 trebles in 39 darts. In the second leg of the match, Neil White, Mark Williams, and Lee Hellings

Seth Thompson rose above the other competitors on display in the Plymouth City Super League Division B with a 137 checkout in a 7-4 loss for Staddiscombe against Clifton. Niall McGarvey provided the ammunition for the away side's attack with fourteen tons, and he was well supported by Chris Pearce, who nailed ten ton plusses. McGarvey's teammate, Jason Goldsmith, added a 95 kill in his 3-0 win before Thompson's stablemate, Callum Fradley, nailed a maximum on his way to a 3-0

Tyler Borthwick fired a 180 on his way to thirteen ton plusses in a 7-4 win for Plymouth City Super League Division B champions elect Raffles A at Herbert B. Borthwick's 86 kill was bettered twice in the match as teammate Simon Wilbraham's 106 combination took second place to a 108 three dart combo from Dale Partington. Archie Borlase nailed twelve ton plusses to the wall, but still found himself on the wrong side of a 7-4 defeat as King Billy B were downed by Fawn B. At the

A 13-0 Louis Yates Plymouth and District Friday Darts League win for champions Tradesmans at Octafon B was lit up by Jayden Dodd's (27.05) 37 dart 1001 leg. After an 88 out by Mike O'Brien in the two point team game, Dodd teamed with Andy Waters and Paul Nash (25.67) to put away a 39 darter. Richard Wheatley then put on a 102 checkout in the second trebles, whilst O'Brien went on to complete a ten ton haul by the time his singles win was finished. A 126 kill from Steve Marker

Mark Shears pummelled a 160 checkout for Cherry Tree A in a last leg deciding 6-5 Steve Chapman 501 League win versus Falstaff. Mike Whatley and Simon Washington were the joint top scorers for the victors with eleven tons, whilst Scott Lawrey weighed in with ten ton plusses for the defeated party. Washington's tally would've been only ten if it wasn't for his maximum that was matched by teammates Paul Gavican and Jason Pinkerton, the latter of whom made it two to his name. La