Another superb week of darts for me to round up for you, and this week we will start in division one.

The Hairy Bull are top of the table, they beat the Hairy Crown 9-0 so they are top on leg difference over the Diamond. The match this week had a 180 from Papa G and a 136 checkout from the big man Dave Heath.

A cracking game of darts was had between the Whitfield Cups and the Diamond, the Diamond never lead the game until the final game of the match which was won by Paul Martin. Russ Herbert of the Cups hit a 180 in a match that as well.

The old endeavour went 180 mad in their match against the three Cups, they were hit by John Hughes, Mark Culley, Ray Bourne and Mike Matthews. They Old E ran out 8-1 winners.

The Bull A won 72 against the DWMC Maddogs, Ash Battie hit a 180 and Gary Mills checked out on a nice 155.

Garys 155 was beaten on the night by Lee Humphries of the Admiral Cups, he hit a 158 , his side did however lose 6-3 against the Phoenix PD. This match also included a 180 from Martin McNeill and a 113 checkout from Steve Roberts.

In division two the DSAA A are still unbeaten. They beat Tilmanstone 7-2 this week and are now two points clear of their closest rivals the Boars Head A.

The Boars Head beat the Bull Dogs 6-3, Bradley Bough hit a 180 for the Bull Dogs and Mick Cock checked out on 100 for the Boars Head.

The Diamond C won 6-3 against the Crown A, thats the second win of the season for the Diamond so they now have a couple of points cushion on the bottom three sides in thee table still on one win.

Endeavour Spartans had a last leg of the match win against the Crown B, Mike O’Callaghan with the winning game and Callum Hilton checked out on 102.

last but not least the Real Diamonds were the biggest winners in division two, they beat the Dewdrop 8-1. Steve Habbershaw hit a 180 for the Diamonds.

It was good night all round for the Diamond, all their sides won on the night, the Northern Diamonds picked up their first of the season beating the DSAA Misfits 7-2.

That means there are just two sides in division three looking for a win, the Golden Eagle and the Eagle C. This week the Eagle C lost 6-3 against the Red Lion and the Golden Eagle lost by the same margin against the Phoenix C.

The Red Lion are joint top of the table with the Eagle A, both are unbeaten and this week the Eagle A won 5-1 against the Sportsman. Or as posted on facebook, 8-Scottie Rushton.

The final fame of division three was a 6-3 win for the DSAA Hope 6-3, if anybody knows the team well can you please ask them to make sure the result card is also added to facebook. I am sure someone in the pub will do it for them if they are struggling, which I think they are.

Mr T

The unbeaten runs continue in the Dover Invitation Darts League,but surprisingly there are three sides in division three still looking for their first win. Eagle C, Northern Diamonds and the Golden Eagle will of course have a chance of breaking that duck soon as they will all have to play each other.

This week the Eagle C lost to the DSAA Hope 6-3, Northern Diamonds lost 8-1 against the Red Lion and the Golden Eagle lost 8-1 against the fellow nest sharers the Eagle A.

The Phoenix C won the Phoenix derby 7-2 against the Rising and the Sportsman won by the same margin against the DSAA Misfits.

In division two, biggest winners on the night were the Boars Head A, 9-0 against Tilmanstone.

Real Diamonds won 6-3 against the Spartans and the final three games were all 5-4. Bull Dogs beating Crown A, Diamond C beating Dewdrop and the DSAA beating the Crown B.

The Phoenix PD had a brilliant 9-0 win against the Three Cups in division one, Hairy Bull won 7-2 against the DWMC Maddogs and the Diamond beat the Bull A 6-3.

Two 5-4 wins were the last two games of the night. Hairy Crown beating the Admiral Cups and Whitfield Cups beat the Old Endeavour.

180s on the night from,Andy Howell, Paul Martin, Ben Baldwin, Steve Reeves,
Carl Booker, Ricky Edwards, Paul Kermode, Matt Boxall, Ken Downs and Simon Scott.

High checkouts were, 108 Darren Hyder, 106 Stefan Hilton, 120 Nick Dowley, 104 Paul Kermode and 100 Shaun Breeden.

Dont forget to tell me those great legs that your team have hit. Ash Battie went out in 13 this week, a leg that included three 140s.

tks
Paul

Wow, the weeks are flying past. here we go for week 3.

Three sides in division one have won their first three games of the season, The Hairy Bull, Whitfield Cups and the Diamond. This week, the Hairy beat the Bull 5-4, Whitfield won by the same score against the Phoenix PD and the Diamond beat the Old Endeavour 8-1.

There was plenty of cracking darts in these three games. 180s for Brian Pearce, Darren Hyder and Darren Everett. There was a cooule of 100+ checkouts. James Penman 121 and Ryan Short 106.

There was a first win of the season for the Three Cups, they beat the Hairy Crown 5-4, and the DWMC Maddogs lost 6-3 against the Admiral Cups.

These two games included 180s from Ricky Edwards, Gary Brown and Neil Smith. Lee Humphrey checked out on 110.

Only the DSAA are unbeaten in division two, they beat the Real Diamonds 6-3 this week. There were 180s from Tony Selby and Jim Yarwood.

Three 180s for the Boars Head a in their 7-2 win against the Crown B, Dave Buddle, Graham Clewlow and Bob Clark.

Tolmanstone won 5-4 against the Crown A and the Bull Dogs beat the Diamond C 6-3. The Endeavour Spartons won for the first time this season, they beat the Dewdrop 5-4. The game was 4-4 and Stefan Hilton won the deciding leg.

In division three we have three sides unbeaten as well, Eagle A, Sportsman and the Red Lion. The Eagle A beat the Phoenix Rising 8-1, Sportsman beat the Golden Eagle 7-2 and the Red Lion beat the DSAA Misfits 8-1.

The DSAA Hope won 6-3 against the Northern Diamonds and finally the Phoenix C beat the Eagle C 5-4. Divison three had one 180, Henry Atkins of the Golden eagle and a 108 checkout from Jim Chalmers.

Over the next week I will add some polls to the facebook page for a couple of competition ideas for us to look at as we now have a shorter league format.

I am also looking at potential dates for an pre AGM meeting so that we can look at changing our constitution on voting in new rules. It currently states that rules must be voted in an AGM, but this does in the modern day seem slightly outdated. However, we will have to have a small meeting to agree that change so we can do some form of electronic voting mechanism.

Paul