Maxis A White Hot Trend

Neil White bagged himself four maximums across two games to keep well within contention of winning the Legends Lounge Premier League 3 title.

Three of those efforts came in a 7-5 reversal against Tom Graham who bagged a 124 combination out shot in the victory.

White ploughed home his fourth 180 of the night during a 7-1 win over Lisa Hellings who plundered as many maximums as she did legs in that tie.

Graham's mixed night was completed by a 7-0 loss against Kirsty Whiting-O'Brien who continued her campaign with a 7-4 loss against Sarah Brown.

Brown made it two wins from two starts with a 7-4 success over Sean Burkitt who himself saw two maximums put onto the scoreboard from his own arm.

Andrew Cook is the main rival of White now after his surprise 7-0 success over leading man Dan Perryman in which the victor added two maximums and a 102 checkout.

Cook nailed a third 180 of the night on his way to a 7-2 triumph over Simon Wilbraham who put a maximum of his own onto the scoreboard.

Perryman still tops the standings thanks to an extra game played, which ended in a 7-5 win over Liam Taylor who showed his class with two maximums in that tie.

Wilbraham suffered a second successive loss of the night as he was turned over 7-1 by Nathan Langdon who had earlier lost in a last leg decider versus Nick Furneaux who was a 7-6 winner.

Taylor made it a second narrow loss of the night in a 7-4 defeat which came at the hands of Lewis Byrne who is well placed to finish in the upper echelons of the standings.

Maria O'Brien left Scott Wapshott with a lot of work to do in order to maintain his title ambitions after a 7-4 Legends Lounge Premier League 1 triumph.

Wapshott still tops the standings after his 7-4 win over Tex Pearce, which was helped along by a 126 checkout and came in spite of a Pearce 180.

Pearce earlier netted himself a 7-1 win over Kelly Burkitt whilst Chris Adams added a 180 on his way to a 7-4 win against Josh Furneaux.

Lee Hellings is still well within contention for the title after his 7-1 win that contained a maximum apiece for Hellings and his opponent Dave Reed.

Chris Edgecombe will likely be Hellings closest competitor for the divisional crown after a 7-0 win against Anna Pearce keeps him second and just three behind leader Wapshott with a game in hand.

Pearce took her frustrations out on Chris Adams with a 7-5 win which came despite a 112 three dart combination checkout from the defeated party.

Dan Giles was a 7-2 victor against Gary Clarke whilst Steve Mills still holds fifth in the table after his 7-0 win over John Woolven-Allen that contained a 124 combination out.

In Legends Lounge Premier League 2, Frankie Stout bagged himself a 180 on his way to a 7-1 success over Reece Mealin whilst Dan Jewell is well placed in third after a 7-0 win over Warren Page.

Jewell's success saw one leg finished at the first time asking from 120 and he went seven points better with a 127 kill during a 7-3 victory over Robbie Aitken.

Nick Miller is well placed to pounce on any slips from the leading three in fourth after his 7-1 triumph against Tom Wilson that saw Miller fire a 105 kill.

Aitken made up for that loss in a 7-0 beating of Mealin in which Aitken had a 103 combination out shot whilst Mealin ended a disappointing night with a 7-4 loss against Wilson.