Wins for the Woodbourne’

Wins for the Woodbourne’ 

The first week of the overtime season see’s The Wolves back in action, The Wombles in the top four and The Panthers on top spot. 

Hustlers 2-4 Wombles

Singles

Paul Harris 2 -3 Steven Caley

Carl Farnsworth 2-3 Glynn Harris

Bri Jones 3-2 James Thomas

Nigel Ikin 0-3 Mick Swift

Paul “Bomber” Harris (21) went up first against Steven “Stiggy” Caley, Caley took the first leg before Harris quickly found himself 2-1 up. Caley then took the next two to win the match 3-2

Next up was Carl Farnsworth against Glynn Harris (20), Farnsworth took the first two legs and had match darts in the third before Harris took the next three legs to win 3-2 with a 20 dart leg in the fourth leg.

Bri Jones was up next against James Thomas (17,180) with history looking to repeat itself as Jones went 2-0 up, Thomas took the third leg with a 17 darter, before tying the game up at 2-2 Jones then took the last to put the hustlers a point on the board

Nigel Ikin was up last for The Hustlers, he took on Mick Swift but came off the worse side of a 3-0 defeat ensuring The Wombles wouldn’t be beaten going in to the pairs

Pairs

Ikin/Farnsworth 1-2 Harris/Swift

Harris/Jones 2-1 Caley/Thomas

Ikin and Farnsswoth lost out 2-1 to Harris and Swift to give The Wombles the victory, before Harris and Jones beat Caley and Thomas 2-1.

Wolves 4–2 Stallions 

Singles

Kieron Potts 3-0 Colin Johnson

Mick Bowers 3-0 Anne Simmons

Laura Taylor 3-1 Wayne Pike

Chris Keane 0-3 Martin Baugh

The Wolves are back in action following their bye weeks against The Stallions

Kieron Potts (180) was first up against Colin Johnson, Potts came out with a 3-0 victory

Mick Bower came out with the same scoreline against Anne Simmons

Laura Taylor beat Wayne Pike 3-1, Taylor took the first leg before Pike replied to make it 1-1 before Taylor took the next two to make it 3-0 on the night

Chris Keane was up last against Martin Baugh unfortunately for Keane, Baugh’s arrows were going where they was supposed to as he won 3-0

Pairs

Bowers/Taylor 2-0 Baugh/Johnson

Keane/Bird 0-2 A Simmons/S Simmons

Bowers and Taylor beat Baugh and Johnson 2-0 to ensure victory for The Wolves before Keane and Bird came out second best as they lost 2-0 to The Simmons’

Warriors 0-6 Panthers

Singles

Barry Brittle 0-3 Curtis Thorpe

Ian Webster 0-3 Pat Meeson

Paul Brittle 0-3 Mick Hulley

Angie Brittle 0-3 Russ Simmons

Barry Brittle was up first, but lost 3-0 to Curtis Thorpe in the youngest battle of the evening

Ian Webster was up next but lost out 3-0 to Pat Meeson (21) in the oldest battle of the evening courtesy of a 21 dart leg in the last

Paul Brittle lost out to Mick Hulley (111c/o) 3-0 with Hulley hitting a 111 checkout along the way

Angie Brittle couldn’t use her womanly charms as she lost out to Russ Simmons 3-0

Pairs 

Webster/ A Brittle 1-2 Cruz/Thorpe

B Brittle/P Brittle 0-2 Waller/Hulley

The pairs both went in the way of a 2-1 away side victory with Webster and A Brittle losing out to Cruz and Thorpe who made the throw count by taking the decider. The Brittles took the first leg before Waller and Hulley took the next two to ensure they left with maximum points

Railwaymen 3-3 Academicals

Singles

Pete Bramley 1-3 Conal Doughty

Alan Jackson 0-3 Ste Smith

Ryan Goffin 3-0 L Grey

Gav Pilling 3-0 Ritesh Deo

Pete Bramley was up first against Conal Doughty (14,18,180,100c/o), Bramley was up against it from the beginning as Doughty hit a 14 darter, Doughty took the next before Bramley took the third, Doughty then finished off with an 18 darter to claim the game

Alan Jackson lost out 3-0 to Ste Smith putting the visitors 2-0 up

Ryan Goffin (16,17,21 180x3) was in fine form as he beat L Grey 3-0 in 54 darts 21,17,16 and a trio of maximums across the night

Gav Pilling beat Ritesh Deo 3-0 with a 20 dart leg in the last to tie it up at 2-2 on the night

Pairs

Goffin / Jackson 2-0 Hopkins/Grey

Bramley/Pilling 0-2 Doughty/Deo

Goffin and Jackson put the home side in front with a 2-0 victory over Hopkins and Grey before Bramley and Pilling lost out 2-0 to Doughty and Deo ensuring it was all square on the night

Weekly report by James Thomas