Sean-sational Arrows Lead Legends To Success

Sean Taylor added a 180 to his fourteen ton tally in the Monday Premier League, which helped Legends Lounge to an 8-3 triumph at Bluebird A.

Lewis Byrne was the other recipient of a 180 call after throwing that came in a 601 doubles game that was ended after 17 darts when pairing with Dave Barton.

Owen Cook showed his finishing prowess with a 120 checkout and a leg in 18 darts which both came in a 3-0 individual triumph for the defeated party.

Simon Washington was bang at it for champions Tradesmans in a 7-4 triumph over Octagon B that saw the Devon man nail thirteen scores of a ton or more.

Fred Goldsmith was also prominent in the scoring phase with an eleven ton tally that included one of the four maximums that were evenly split between the two local rivals.

Jaden Whitting added a second for his team whilst Chris Edgecombe made it a brace of three treble visits for the defeated party.

Edgecombe's teammate Jayden Dodd top scored for the home side with eleven three figure visits and also notched the highest checkout of the match with a modest 85 combo.

Dodd was involved in a classic with Goldsmith that ended 3-1 to the former thanks in part to a 17 darter that was only superseded by a leg in 16 from Dodd's adversary.

A brace of 17 dart legs came in a 3-1 win for Washington whilst Alec Turner rounded off the matchup with a 3-2 success that was settled by a crucial 18 darter.

Lee Hellings bagged himself a thirteen ton haul to lead Octagon A to an 8-3 triumph that came during their visit to the Colebrook.

Hellings added a 180 to that excellent total whilst teammate Paul Hendy repeated that feat on his way to a twelve ton haul of his own.

Alfie Ford's tally of ten tons in the game saw him nail three figure checkouts no fewer than three times during the game as he plundered 112, 127 and 146 in single visits to the board.

Paul Hendy showed his night was more than scoring with a 15 darter during a 3-1 win whilst teammates Paul Palmer and Sean Burkitt added 18 dart legs to their respective 3-0 win and a 3-2 loss.

The man that fell to Hendy, Andy Bond, added one of two maximums for his team as Dan Giles put up the other whilst Dave Reed's 81 two dart combination out shot gave him his side's best kill.

Twelve tons from Glenn Halford for Bluebird B wasn't enough to carry them to success as Victory claimed a last gasp 6-5 win with Darren Collis bagging himself a 3-1 win when playing last.

A 17 darter from Collis' teammate Isaac Taylor gave hom the platform from which to build a 3-1 win whilst Tony Tasker and Quinton Taylor were also both in good form in their individual games.

Tasker added a leg in 18 darts during his 3-0 win and the only maximum of the contest came in Taylor's success by the same score line.

Four of the six 180s went the way of King Billy as Andrew Cook's brace was added to by Paul Goundry and Mark Sleet in an 8-3 win at Indian Inn.

The home side had Harry Bull in good nick with the other two maxis, which sat nicely alongside a 100 checkout on the results sheet whilst teammate Danny Bull fired a 14 darter in the narrowest of 3-2 loses

Marc Webber and Heather Toney showed sharpshooting with checkouts of 144 and 118 respectively in the Cherry Tree Derby match that ended 7-4 to their B team over the A side.