Week 15 of 18 and it looks like the bookies aren't taking any more bets on the Plough A boys winning the title as it's now going to take a miracle for them to lose it.
Commie Raven 1 - 8 Plough A: Yes thats right 8-1 against the Commie Raven boys who are far from the whipping boys, their only win coming from Alan Kinrade hitting form just before the Northern championship, his haul for the night was 6 ton+ scores. The Plough A have just been on a different planet this year and when they are missing an influence player like Chris Wade in comes Ollie Webster who hits 7 tons. Their usual suspects of Geoff Howland (7 tons including a 180 and a 21dl) and Gary Uren (7 tons) taking two wins apiece and its great to see Jamie Arneil playing more and more darts this week 180 and a 20dl shows no one will want to draw him in the championships in 3 weeks.
Plough B 8 - 1 Commie: Another huge victory for the Plough lads and another player gaining form at the right time is Dave Faragher this week hauling 6 ton+ scores but he was made to play for his singles victory as Jamie Skillan another good player came back out of retirement taking a leg off Fags, indeed Jamie hitting 5 tons. Fags was backed up as usual by the ever reliable Mac MacDonald and Jamie Kelly. The Commie who have now lost Brian Thompson who has headed back to the emerald isle to live and also missing Mick " the machine " Walsh they were always going to be up against it. The match had already slipped away before their star player Chris McConnell gained their only scalp.
Stanley 7 - 2 RAOB: Big win for the defending champions and it's great to see the likes of Ross Walker (3 tons), Alex Doddrell (5 tons) and Jimmy MacDonald (5 tons) playing as good as ever even though their title has now gone. I think it's just a matter of time before the orange army gain their first win, they have the players if the draw goes right for them and yet again it was John Piekalns (3 tons) gaining both their wins. The Buffs were actually 1-0 up - keep going, it's going to happen.
Swan 6 - 3 Bar Logo: The Swan can still technically win the title but they know the leg difference is just too much now but they keep on playing some fantastic darts. Even so it still took the birds till game 8 before the match was won. The Douglas boys showed their class yet again shame they can't do it on a Monday night. Both Andy Evans and Alan Young hitting 3 tons and a 19dl apiece and winning their 3 games. Martin Timoney was certainly a case of doubles for dough as he took off in his third leg match against John Taylor 100,140,100,100 and he lost the leg in approx 30 darts. For the birds John hit 6 ton+ scores Wayne Harrison hit 4 tons and a game of 19 and 20dl but the best leg of the night went to Paul Arthur with a 17dl.
Next week is the Plough sponsored 3-a-side competition and with a fantastic entry of 19 teams its going to be a couple of Tuesday's of great darts (all matches will be played in the Plough on two boards)
CUPLAS Ramsey Men's Darts League results for Tuesday March 4: Swan 6 (P. Palmer 3x100 121 140, J. Taylor 2x100 124 125 2x140, P. Arthur 2x100 140 17dl, S. Waters 2x100 140, W. Harrison 2x100 125 140 19dl 20dl, M. Long 100), Bar Logo 3 (M. Timoney 4x100 120 140, A. Young 3x100 19dl, A. Evans 2x100 140 19dl, Con Hughes 125); Stanley 7 (R. Walker 2x100 101, A. Doddrell 3x100 2x121, C. Cover 3x100 135, C. Higgins 100 118, J. MacDonald 2x100 103 120 125), RAOB 2 (J. Piekalns 100 118 121, N. Crowe 2x100, J. Crowe 100); Plough B 8(D. Faragher 2x100 120 125 135 140, J. Kelly 100 114 125, M. MacDonald 4x100 135, T. Jones 2x100 129, D. Callow 100), Commie 1 (J. Skillan 3x100 117 140, C. McConnell 2x100, T. Parry 2x100 121, S. Crennell 100 101 140, C. McConnell snr 140, M. Curphey 100); Commie 1 (L. Chambers 100, A. Kinrade 5x100 140, J. Radcliffe 4x100, C. Cormode 100 134 2x140), Plough A 8 (O. Webster 6x100 140 21dl, M. Callow 137 21dl, G. Howland 2x100 111 135 2x140 180 21dl, A. Hudgeon 100 127 160, G. Uren 3x100 105 121 122 137, T. Kennish 100 137, J. Arneil 180 20dl)
There was no winner this week of the Paul Wheeler highest finish.
