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Showing posts with label Thorney Close Inn Premier Darts League. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thorney Close Inn Premier Darts League. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Darts: Bolam keeps up top form

Thorney Close Inn Premier Darts League

Chris Bolam showed his class when impressively beating John Wheldon 5-2.
In close second in the table, Bolam kept up his great form by taking legs in 14, 17, 19, 20 and 20-darts with a 180.

Wheldon, though, was far from being a pushover and took legs in 14 and 20 darts also with a 180. (full article...)

Thursday, February 05, 2009

Darts: Whitfield keeps up top form

Leader Eric Whitfield kept up his fine form in the Thorney Close Inn Premier Darts League when beating team-mate Dave Lowthian.
Whitefield took legs in 15 and 19 darts with a 180 in his 5-1 victory.

Darren Johnson had an 18-dart leg with a 72 checkout on his way to three valuable points when he beat Jordan Cook 5-1.

Dave Wyness lost 5-3 to Gaz Richardson who had legs in 18 and 20 darts.
Tony Bryant also lost out when whitewashed by Chris Bolam who took legs in 17, 19 and 20 darts with a 180.
(full article...)

Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Darts: Hardy cruises into semis

Neil Hardy takes the only 100 per cent records into the semi-finals of the Thorney Close Inn Premier League's Individual Championship.
Hardy won all four of his qualifying ties in Group One, and went on to seal a 3-0 quarter-final success against Group Three runner-up Steve Richardson.

He awaits the winner of the quarter-final between Allan Wardropper, who won all four games in G


(full article...)

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Thorney Close Inn Premier Darts League

Neil Hardy's unbeaten streak in the Thorney Close Inn Premier Darts League came to an end with a 5-0 hammering against Dave Lowthian.
The league leader had legs in 15 and 19 darts twice to maintain his place at the top, inflicting the first defeat on Hardy after a ten-game unbeaten run.

Lowthian still leads by two points from Eric Whitfield, who saw off Jordan Cook 5-2. (full article...)

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