Ashbourne News Telegraph

Deene in form as X Men make it three from three

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DEENE Overton had five registers, Steve Millward hit a 180 and Andy Limer had a 92 finish for X Men as they maintained their 100% start in Ashbourne Town Darts League Division One with a 6-3 home win over Smith’s Tavern.

Colin Terry hit three registers, Steve Burrows had a 96 double start and Jake Ford had a 70 finish for the Smith’s.

Dave Moss scored three registers for Memorial Arms away to Shoulder A, where they landed their first win of the season by 7-2.

Paul Barlow scored three registers, including a 120 double start, and Rich

West had three registers for Osmaston Rams in a 6-3 win at home to The Bullets.

Mick Edge hit four registers including a 100 double start for the SO Compton, who also won 6-3 at home, against Rose & Crown.

Shaun Williamson had an 81 double start for the visitors.

Parwich Sycamore had 180s from Paul Williams, who hit five registers, and Tom Fentem as they edged out visitors Mayfield Arms 5-4 on the final doubles.

Simon Sowter hit three registers, including a 116 double start, and Shaun

Coates also had three for the visitors.

Rich Goodall scored four registers and Dominic Harrison had three for BGB during their 5-4 win at home to Shoulder B.

In Division Two, the Exservicem­en’s Club were away to Crown Inn and won 7-2, despite Lester James scoring four registers for the hosts.

Sam Legrice had a 104 double start for The Pav when they won 6-3 at home to Royal Oak.

Compton won 6-3 in their away match against White Swan BA.

Luke Harrison hit a 96 double start for the hosts.

John Ford junior had a 60 double start for The Pavilion when they were away to Holly Bush for a 6-3 win.

Ryan Mcintyre hit a 180 for the Holly Bush.

Chris Bates scored three registers and Martin Sheard had a 91 finish for Yew Tree during their 5-4 win against Mayfield C, for whom Gavin Ratcliffe scored six registers.

Red Lion won the final doubles for a 5-4 win at home against Coach.

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