With just one week left in the summer season, only 10 points separate the top two teams. Arms A narrowed the gap to first place with a 19-7 win over Grand Central, who dropped further behind as Foreign Legion beat Town Central 20-6, widening the 3rd/4th place gap to 18 points. Queen Charlotte couldn’t play their last game, having led 13-8, resulting in a tie.
There is currently a narrow margin of three legs between the top two players, with Kev Parsons leading at 48 legs and maintaining an average of 4.36 per match. This makes it unlikely that David Moule will surpass him in the final game of the season. Nevertheless, outcomes can be unpredictable, particularly as Foreign Legion faces the league’s highest-ranked team in their concluding match. The competition for the Tons title is even tighter, with Andy Harvey holding a two-ton lead over Kev Parsons. Andy averages 10.73 per match, compared to Kev’s 10.55, and with both teams set to compete against one another, there is potential for direct competition on the evening. David Moule currently leads the Most 180’s category with eight for the season, while Andy Jurd and Wayne Morgan trail by just one. The 156 check out still stands and I’m surprised it still does if I’m honest. Additionally, three players are tied for the Fastest Leg; it remains to be seen if someone can achieve an 11-dart leg and claim all the prize for themselves. The competition remains exceptionally close.
Next week is a free week, so these final matches will be played on 30th September:
Queen Charlotte v Arms A
Grand Central v Town Central
Foreign Legion v Out of Towners
