BRIDGEND & DISTRICT DARTS LEAGUE
THE WICKED Lady B took the Division One title as they came from 3-2 down in their game against the Colliers.
A 15-dart leg from Darren Rees was the pick of the singles as the Wicked lads took six of the seven legs for an 8-4 victory.
The Red Dragon finished runners-up as they concluded their fixtures with a 7-5 win over the Wicked Lady A. Wayne Joseph hit a 118 out for the Dragon with Gavin Buffton 102 out and Dan Brian with a 112 out for the Wicked.
In Division Two the title went to the Five Bells as they finished off the season with an 8-4 defeat against the Jolliers. Lyndon Phillip hit a 17-dart leg for the away side while the GWR A won the race for second place as they secured the runners-up spot with a 10-2 victory over the BUSC A.
Other results from this week saw the White Horse come from 4-1 down to beat the Cabo Kings 7-5. The Caeffatri found them selves in a similar position against the Cabo trailing 5-2 at one point. But they turned things around as they took five on the trot to run out 7-5 victors.
The BUSC B were another team trailing 4-1 at one stage in their home game against the GWR B but came back to level the score at 5-5 before the Railway men took the final two legs for a 7-5 victory.
The final game this week saw West House complete their first season in the league with a 9-3 success over the Coach Drivers.
With the league complete all eyes now turn to the singles finals and top 16 from each league. There has already been some finals played earlier in the season and here is a recap on how those games went.
The threes title went to the Red Dragon as they beat the Wicked Lady B with the pairs title going to Steve Gillet and Wayne Joseph of the Dragon beating Russell Wilks and Lyndon Phillip from the Jolliers.
The over-55s was won by Nick Winn beating his team mate John Pritchard both from the Social. The Champion of Champions was played on the same evening and the early rounds saw Gerwyn Har- ris hit two 180s and a 126 out but fell short of a final spot as he went out 2-1 in the semi-final to Ray Morris.
The other semi-final saw Nick Winn record a similar 2-1 scoreline as he booked his second final of the evening beating Russell Wilks.
A 180 from Ray Morris in the fourth leg took the game down to a last game decider which eventually went to Ray Morris as he took the title with a 3-2 victory over Nick Winn.
Other reports on divisional and Wally Duckfield finals will appear next week.