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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Bridgwater men's darts round-up - Tuesday 21st April 2009
Gill’s board included three players that had previously won league singles competitions.
Elsewhere in the 55 and over competition, Brian Bacon of the Prince of Wales won on the Hope Inn board and Flag’s Dave Taylor took the Crown board despite Withy Lions’ Paul Lynch and Railway’s Alan Western both scoring 180s. (full article...)
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Buccaneers darts team complete 100% season
Well the answer to the latter was yes. (full article...)
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Bridgwater men's darts round-up - 9th March 2009
The Prince of Wales beat The Three Lions 5-4 with the aid of a Brian Bacon 180 and The Squib were 6-3 winners over Crown Inn, Matt Prosser hitting a 180 and Mark Prosser a 160 away. (full article...)
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Bridgwater men's darts round-up - 23rd February 2009
Last Tuesday The Squib beat the Prince 6-3 in the league with the aid of a Matt Prosser 152 away and scores of 160 away and 180 by Shaun Elsley.
It moved them level on points with the Prince at the top of Division One. (full article...)
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Prince power on at darts summit
Hope Inn moved into second spot with a 7-2 defeat of British Flag, which included a Jason Blackmore 160 away.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Prince rule top division in men's darts league
They beat The Jokers with the aid of two Dave Baker 180s, while Matt Patrick had with one for Jokers.
Crown Inn are second, heaving beaten Blake Riversiders 5-4, Martyn Loaring hitting a 180. They are followed by British Flag despite their 5-4 defeat by OVH Wanderers.
Champions Spuds-R-Us have withdrawn from the league after their 7-2 defeat by Squib, because they were struggling to raise enough players. That result is void, as is week one’s defeat by The Three Lions.
Paddy Vearncombe hit a new highest out, 167, for The Three Lions in a 5-4 win over the Hope for whom Jason Blackmore threw a 16-dart leg. In the other top-division match, Railway Club A’s Bob Wilson hit a 180 as they beat Malt Shovel 6-3.
Buccaneers and the Railway Club B remain joint top of Division Two after both won 8-1 for a second week. Railway beat No Hopers with the aid of an Alex Bird maximum. White Hart B are third, followed by Sportsman, who beat Withy Lions 5-4, despite Ricky Williams Jnr hitting a brilliant 158 out-shot, and White Hart A.
On Wednesday night, only one of the three seven-a-side preliminary matches was played after both The Spectres and the New Foresters were unable to field teams. First-division The Jokers beat second-division Railway B 4-3m with the winners’ Adam Ward hitting a 180 in a 14-dart leg.
4:50pm Monday 22nd September 2008 (full results and source link...)