'A' Division

Chances Tigers 8, Pondside Invaders 3

The Invaders were behind the eight ball right from the start of this match as they were short of two players and had to forfeit four games. They started out well though winning game one of the doubles. The Tigers then took the other two games.

The triples were split at one game each. In the singles the Tigers really turned on the heat as they took five of the six games for their 8-3 victory. It was Anishka Maycock of the Invaders who spoilt their clean sweep by winning game three; she did it in great style with a 27-dart game and the high finish for the ladies this week taking out 89.

Singles Chances Tigers: Errol Rolle, Glen Woodside, Kevin Blatch, Jason Rogers and Vaughn Strachan.

Tons: Jason Rogers 100, Glen Woodside 117 and Ramon McIntosh 100.

The only ton shooter this week for the Pondside Invaders was Spence Dorsett with 2x97.

Zorba's Destroyers 2, Chances Hornets 9

The Hornets were quick off of the mark this week winning the first two games of the doubles. The Destroyers took game three. The Hornets then took both of the triples games giving them a 4-1 lead going into the singles, in which they won five of the six games to take the 9-2 match. In the second game it was Randy Rose of the Destroyers who spoilt their clean sweep. Nick Vikatos of the Destroyers was tied with several other players for the men's high score for the week with a 140.

Singles Chances Hornets: Basil Sands, Robert McPhee, Bernard Thompson, Allison Stuart and Phil Carey.

Tons: Robert McPhee 122, Bernard Thompson 99, Basil sands 100 and Allison Stuart 2x95.

Ton shooters for Zorba's Destroyers: Kelsey Smith 95, 125, Randy Rose 138, Alfred Lloyd 100, 120, Clarence Carter 109, Dwight Knowles 95 and Nick Vikatos 140.

G.B. Power Shockers 9, Sol Y Luna Los Leones 2

The Shockers jumped into the lead right from the start of this match winning all three of the doubles games, then both of the triples and game one of the singles before allowing Los Leones onto the scoreboard.

Los Leones were also able to win the final single game giving the shockers their 9-2 match. In the weekly high lights Edison Butler and Ashley Poitier of the Shockers and Nat Lewis of Los Leones were tied with several others for the men's high score of 140 and Deno Carroll of Los Leones had the men's high finish of 80.

Singles G.B. Power Shockers: Edison Butler, Anthony Lindsay, Justin Snisky and Trevor Sawyer.

Tons: Edison Butler 95, 100, 2x140, Ashley Poitier 95, 97, 100 133, 140, Anthony Lindsay 97, 100, 125, Trevor Sawyer 96, 100 and Stanley Wildgoose 95.

Singles winners for Sol Y Luna Los Leones were Jarrod Lewis and Deno Carroll.

Tons: Nat Lewis 10, 140, Ishmael McIntosh 2x95, Jarrod Lewis 135 and Deno Carroll 100.

Beck's Eliminators 10, Big G's Stars 1

The Eliminators were right on their game this week as the won all three of the doubles games and then both of the triples. It was the Big G's captain Byron Johnson who spoilt their clean sweep by winning the first game of the singles in just 22-darts thus was the short game for the men this week. The Eliminators then won the balance of the singles games for their 10-1 victory. Also in the high lights this week Wayne Copeland and Zeke Lewis of the Eliminators were also tied for the men's high score of 140.

Singles Beck's Eliminators: Zeke Lewis, Evie Hield, Anderson Lewis, Leroy McIntosh and Dennis Bain.

Tons: Wayne Copeland 100, 2x140, Evie Hield 98, Zeke Lewis 99, 140, Leroy McIntosh 95, 97, Peter Duncombe 122 and Dennis Bain 99.

'B' Division

Island Bar Rebels and Rotations Dacjjaks game postponed.

Victoria Inn Warriors 9, Bikini Bottom Stingers 2

The Warriors showed no mercy to the shorthanded Stingers as they won all three of the doubles games, both of the triples and then the first three games of the singles to assure them of the match. The Stingers won singles games four and five with the final game going to the Warriors for their 9-2 win.

Singles Victoria Inn Warriors: Cornbread Martinborough, Jackson Thompson, Hue Braynen and Edison Bain

Tons: Hue Braynen 96, 117, Cornbread Martinborough 2x95, 133 and Jackson Thompson 120.

Singles winners for the Bikini Bottom Stingers were Ryan Carroll and Bill Pollard.

Tons: Dave Warren 120 and Ryan Carroll 133.

Ruby Swiss Shooters 7, G.B. Tennis and Squash Club Racketeers 4

The Shooters also got off to a good start as they won games one and two of the doubles. The Racketeers got onto the scoreboard by taking the third game. Both of the triples were won by the Shooters who then went on to win the first game of the singles.

The Racketeers tried to make a comeback as they won singles games two and three but the Shooters closed them out by taking games four and five. The final game went to the racketeers giving the Shooters the 7-4 win. In the highlights this week Rupert Whyms of the Shooters had the short game for the men with 22-darts. Andy Burrows of the Racketeers had the men's high score of 171.

Singles Ruby Swiss Shooters: Rupert Whyms, Denise deGregory and Mark Albury Tons: Brad Fox 98, Leslie Gibson 123, Rupert Whyms 95, 120 and Emmanuel Pelecanos 2x95.

Singles G.B. Tennis & Squash Club Racketeers: Pat Wells, Andy Burrows and Clint Knowles.

Tons: Andy Burrows 171, Mike Edwards 100, Pat Wells 100and Clint Knowles 121.

Shingle House Swillers 8, Mechanical Engineering Blasters 3

The Swillers jumped into the lead early in the match as they won all three of the doubles games. The triples were split at one game each. In the singles the Swillers really poured on the pressure as they won the first four games to close out the Blasters. The final two games went to the Blasters giving the Swillers their 8-3 victory. In the highlights for the week Julian Knowles of the Swillers had the men's high score of 140, Jimmy cash had the men's high finish taking out 52 and June Key had the ladies high finish of 65.

Singles Shingle House Swillers: Ray Key, Jimmy Cash, Richard Harvey and Julian Knowles

Tons: Jimmy Cash 100, Julian Knowles 95, 140 and Richard Harvey 95.

Singles winners for Mechanical Engineering Blasters were Brad Bethel and Stefano Borsetto.

Tim Lund shot the only ton of 100.