Hell Or High Water

The Monday Premier League Octagon derby was dominated by the scoring of Lee Hellings for the A team who added fifteen tons to the scoreboard in a 7-4 win for A vs B.

One of that massive haul of efforts came in the form of a maximum with the other three in the game all going the way of the designated home side for the night.

Chris Edgecombe's two maxis was added to by another from Jayden Dodd, who himself meandered to twelve tons for his night's work.

The best checkout went the way of the 'hosts' as Steve Daley netted a 100 checkout whilst Hellings' teammate Alfie Ford bagged himself a 3-0 win that contained a leg in 15 darts.

Darren Collis' eleven tons led barrage from Victory that ended in his away side taking a 9-2 success back to Honicknowle after a trip to Cherry Tree A.

Lee Agar's eleven scores of a ton or more led Tradesmans to a 9-2 victory over Bluebird B with one of that ton total coming in the form of one of the four maximums in the game.

Three of that quartet went to the home side as Agar's teammates Rob May and Simon Washington joined him in achieving that feat.

Lee Roberts was the only 180 hitter for the defeated team whilst teammate Dale Halford's 98 gave the Compton outfit the highest checkout of an otherwise disappointing night.

That Halford effort bettered an 82 by Fred Goldsmith for the victors whilst two of Goldsmith's stablemates showed their class in the individual phase of play.

Rob May's 17 darter in his 3-0 win was matched by Simon Washington who added 15 and 18 dart legs alongside it in an accomplished 3-1 triumph.

Andrew Cook's 113 checkout was a highlight of his ten ton haul that helped King Billy to a 6-5 success over Legends Lounge.

Cook's brother Scott produced two moments of magic with a 180 and the best leg of 501 in 17 darts coming in the same 3-1 individual triumph.

Lewis Byrne led the charge from the home side with scores of a ton or more called no fewer than ten times during the matchup.

The highest checkout of the week was provided by Zak Smith's 126 kill in a 6-5 defeat for Colebrook at Indian Inn that went down to the last leg possible leg.

Notable moments from Lee Wyatt and Danny Bull were a 180 and a 116 respectively before teammate Harry Bull settled the affair with a 3-2 triumph.