Consti A keep unbeaten run

Consti A remain the only unbeaten team across all three leagues in the Spalding Darts League.

They beat Royal Mail Cart 5-4 in their aim to win consecutive Division 1 titles.

Consti romped into a great position, going 5-1 up only losing the first pairs game. Aron Moyses and Andy Bingham won their pairs game with an 18-dart leg with Bingham checking out well in both legs. Jason Vines then won and enjoyed a 16-dart leg on the way. Sam Roberts stretched the lead for Consti beating Paul Faulkner 2-0 with both players hitting a maximum.

The game of the night was Chris Fidler beating Jacob Herd 2-1. Herd hit a 180 in his winning leg, but Fidler was on form and had 118 checkout in a 15-dart leg and in his other winning leg he had a 17-dart leg.

Mail Cart won the last three singles with a standout performance from Josh Ford who had a 17-dart leg in his victory.

Rose and Crown A have emerged as second favourites to win the title and kept their good run up beating Lincoln Arms A 5-4.

Adam Brand got the decisive win with a 2-0 victory over Tony Spinks.

Young Finley Clayton keeps playing well and had a 129 checkout and an 18-dart leg in his win over Jake Merrill.

For the Lincoln Steve Stancer enjoyed a good night with a 101 checkout and an 18-dart winning leg.

Dan Carnell played very well but lost out to Luke Rhodes in a great game where Carnell hit a 177 in a 17-dart leg.

Drayman’s B celebrated their first win of the season with a 5-4 win over Ye Olde Abbey thanks to a last game win for captain Connor Hughes against Stan Browning.

Dave Norbury and Chris Howling both hit maximum 180s in their wins.

Drayman’s A had a nice 6-3 win over Consti D where father and son Kev and Phil Newton had stand out performances. They hit a 17-dart leg when teaming up in the pairs, Kev also hit a 180 on the night and Phil hit an 18-dart leg in his win over Ady Smith.

Steve Rawding rolled back the years with a 2-0 win over Josh Grainger with a 100 checkout to win the game where he went single 20 followed by two double 20s to win.

Rose and Crown C had a solid 8-1 win over Green Dragon A with Duncan Hunt and Mick Holstead both hitting maximum 180s.

Consti E kept their good run of form going, beating Mulberry’s 5-4. Dan Gent hit an 18-dart leg in his win over Mark Thomspon to take the points. Calum Ward hit a maximum 180 in his win over Nathan Sage and Stu Seaton hit an 18-dart leg in his win over Mark Dixon.

Pinchbeck FC A remain top of the league and had a 6-3 win over Lincoln Arms B. Stand out performances were Tom Elderkin with a 180 and Andy Mason with a 112 checkout.

Elsewhere Five Bells beat Riverside B 5-4 which dampened Riverside’s title challenge in their first season together.

Captain Travis Stapleton hit a 180 in his win over Chris Taylor and his teammate Jake Hinta Penta had a 17-dart leg. Riverside B captain Josh Higgins had a nice 115 check out in his win against Tom Semper.

Riverside A had a nice 7-2 win over Holbeach Services B with the highlight being Tracey Baldwin checking out a nice 133 finish.

In Division Three Green Dragon B remain top but lost their first game of the season against Riverside C.
Mai Wells got the all-important win to take the points for the Riverside.

Moulton Harrox won a close match 5-4 against Tigers A thanks to a last game win for Tony Vickovic against Martin Weed.

Tigers B had a nice 7-2 win against Spalding Services.

Both the other games were close encounters with last game deicers.

Punchbowl had Cole Elrick go on last and wIn 2-1 against Kenzie Foster to take the points against Pinchbeck FC.
Jason Chilvers won 2-0 against Ben Killingsworthas Drayman’s C beat Drayman’s D.

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