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Washington Posts Top Average

Simon Washington (26.83) produced the best average in the Monday Premier League as his 3-0 win contained a 17 darter that helped Tradesmans to a 9-2 victory. John Mann (26.36) was almost as equally impressive in another 3-0 success that saw one leg tumble after just 17 darter were thrown. A 3-1 win for Lee Agar was contributed to with a 15 darter, whilst two 180s for Mann were added to by Washington and Fred Goldsmith with solitary efforts. Agar's 147 kill was one of four ton

Baby, He's Scott It

Scott Wapshott (26.83) provided a leg in 18 darts during an emphatic 3-0 win that helped round off Tradesmans' Monday Premier League season with a 6-5 win over Bluebird B. Wapshott also top scored with eleven tons for the champions, which was blown away by some heroic scoring from Glenn Austin. Austin nailed seventeen three figure visits for the defeated visitors and was well supported by Glenn Halford's fourteen ton plusses. Both Austin and Halford joined Wapshott's teammate

Mann, Oh Mann

Legs in 15, 16, and 18 darts led John Mann (30.67) to a famous 3-0 win for Octagon in the Plymouth City Super League Division A, which contributed to a 9-2 victory over Cherry Tree D. When saving the best for last, Mann checked a leg with a 100 checkout, which took his ton total over the twelve mark. Neil White, Sean Taylor, and Lee Hellings (32.29) sparked the game into life with a 1001 trebles win that came in 31 darts. Mann teamed with Andy Bates (27.32) and found 601 legs

Jack Of All Tons

Jack Heath heard scores of a ton or more called no fewer than seventeen times, which helped Duchy take a 6-5 win from their Plymouth City Super League Division B battle with Staddiscombe. The main highlights from the narrowly defeated part came from Ollie Thompson and Seth Thompson, who nailed an 80 checkout and a 180, respectively. Two 180s ticked Rhys Castle's ton tally over to the thirteen mark, which provided the spark for Firkin Scholar to claim an 8-3 win at Hyde Park.

Stevenson Rockets Through First Stage

Simon Stevenson (28.36) blasted through the first test of his quest to become the first three-peat Champion of Champions with a 3-0 win at The Fawn that contained legs in 18, 17, and 18 darts. A 114 checkout lit up Luke Johnson's 3-1 success over Lee Rodmell, who himself nailed one of the three maximums added in the venue. Danny Bull fired the other two and put away two legs in 18 darts during a 3-1 win that sees the former semi-finalist into the hat for the next round. Sean