Wednesday, May 7, saw the start of the inaugural three-man team  summer league at the Golf Club. 8 teams had registered for some  summer darts fun. The format of games for this league is a round  robin, all team members play each other once, in a best of 3 501  game. Games are scheduled to be played in the Golf Club on a  Wednesday, Thursday or Friday night at 8pm. Alternative nights  can be arranged between teams if the scheduled night is, for some  reason, unsuitable for the players. This does depend on there  being no function on in the Golf Club on the desired evening. The  opening game had the Sparrows play the 26ers. Calum was first to  the oche for the Sparrows. Which Calum this is, is a bit of a  mystery as it just says “Calum” on the team sheet. Full names  on team sheets please for reports and statistics please Captains!  

 

Calum played James MacAskill. Calum scored 2 x 100 to James’s 1  x100 and went on to win 2 – 0. Mairianne, there’s only one  

darts player called Mairianne on the Island, was next up for the  Sparrows to play Cal MacLeod. Cal levelled the match score with  

his 2 – 1 win, scoring 1 x100 and 1 x 134 on the way. The  Sparrows then sent Amanda, again, there’s only one darts playing  

Amanda on the Island, to play Sander Peck. Sander took the 26ers  in front after winning 2 – 0. Calum then faced Cal MacLeod and  Calum equalised for the Sparrows winning 2 – 0 and scores of 1 x  140 and 1 x 125 to Cal’s 2 x 100. Mairianne then played Sander  and Sander took the 26ers back in front, winning 2 – 0. Amanda  then played against James MacAskill and James took the 26ers two  games in front after winning 2 – 0. Calum pulled one back for  the Sparrows scoring 1 x 121, 1 x 102 and 3 x 100 0n his way to  his 2 – 0 victory over Sander Peck, who scored 2 x 100. James  MacAskill regained the two point lead after beating Mairianne 2  – 0, scoring 1 x100 in the 2nd leg. The final game had Amanda  play Cal. Cal scored 2 x 100 but it was Amanda who won her first  league game with her 2 – 0 win. Well done Amanda! It’s a great  feeling to win your first game. I bet it won’t be your last,  after all, you’re team are playing mine on the 30th, and  everybody beats me eventually! Final score 5 – 4 to the 26ers.

 

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SCOTS ace Anderson has encountered two years of taunts as his  form slumped but is determined to continue his good run with  

victory at London O2 this month.

 

GARY ANDERSON wants to win the Betway Premier League and stuff  two years of taunts back down the throats of his critics.

 

The fired-up Scot is ready to prove a point to his detractors who  plunged the knife into him during his spell in the doldrums.

 

Anderson had to cope with the death of both brother Stuart and  dad Gordon during a form slump after winning the 2011 Premier  

League but was cut no slack.

 

The Borders ace hasn’t forgotten those jibes and believes a win  at London’s O2 Arena this month would be the perfect response.

 

Anderson said: “I want to get to the finals, see a few Scotland  flags, win it and shut a few people up.

 

“You get these folk on Facebook and Twitter slagging you. I’d  say, ‘Come and do it yourself. If it’s that easy, don’t sit at  home and press buttons on your phone’.”Anderson can seal his place at the finals by beating Raymond van  Barneveld on Thursday in Bournemouth. He will also go through if  fellow Scot Peter Wright loses to league leader Michael van  Gerwen.”

 

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The inaugural Budweiser Bermuda Open Darts Championship was held  on Saturday evening [May 10] at Docksider’s Pub & Restaurant on  Front Street.

 

An eclectic mix of young, old, darts novices and seasoned players  battled through over 90 games of darts to decide an eventual  

champion.The Tournament was played using the straight in rule and double  finish, from 501. Competitors shot one dart each at the Bullseye,  with the throwers dart that was closest starting the 1st leg. The  second player started the 2nd leg and if games were tied the two  players shot for Bullseye again to determine which player started  the final deciding leg.

 

Some awesome darts were thrown by all the competitors trying to  book their place in the final, with John Orr and Richard Phillips  

just falling short. Richard Phillips did however win the highest  checkout with a super 120 – hitting treble 20, single 20 & then  

double top.Chris Nelson had the lowest dart game with 13 darts, on his way  to the final. However Simon ‘Stubby’ Carruthers proved to be a  step too far in the final. Nelson won the 1st leg, which was  

Carruthers’s only leg against all night.

 

Nelson also hit three 180’s in the final trying to keep  Carruthers at bay, but the eventual winner hit two 180’s of his  own and took out 96 in two darts to win three legs to one and  lift the inaugural title.

 

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Peter Wright kept alive his hopes of qualifying for the Premier  League play-offs as he battled hard to claim a 6-6 draw with Phil  

Taylor in Newcastle.

 

Six-time champion Taylor headed into the encounter knowing that a  win would confirm his place in the semi-finals and had a dart in  the deciding leg to clinch victory.But he was unable to convert as Wright snatched a draw, meaning  the fight for the final two play-off places, involving both men  and Gary Anderson, will go down to the wire in Brighton next  week.

 

Wright started well as he claimed an immediate break of the  throw, but Taylor hit back to claim the next two and looked to  have landed a real body blow when he took out 120 after Wright  had missed three darts at a double to lead 3-1.

 

But 'Snakebite' responded well and calmly took out both 55 and 49  in two darts to haul himself level at the halfway point.

 

He would get his nose in front again as he took advantage of some  sloppy finishing from his rival to claim a third straight leg,  but Taylor then produced his best spell of the match to take  control again.

 

Having clinically taken out 65 to level, the 16-time world  champion came up with an 11-darter, featuring two maximums, to  open a 5-4 lead.

 

Wright held his nerve to level, but Taylor ensured he would take  at least a point from the match when he found tops to move 6-5 to  the good.

 

In a dramatic denouement, Wright just failed with a 150 checkout  - stopping to goad the crowd between his second and third darts -  to leave a clearly unimpressed Taylor with three darts at 62 for  the match.But he missed with a single dart at double-16 allowing Wright to  return and take out double-nine for a share of the spoils.

 

"I was gutted, I had my chances and I missed a lot of doubles  there. But I'm happy to still be in there," Taylor told Sky  

Sports afterwards.

 

"I'll be trying to win, a draw might get me through, but it's  going to be a twitchy, twitchy time next week. There's three of  us fighting for two spaces, it's brilliant really."Anderson earlier beat Dave Chisnall 7-4 to ensure he is now level  on points with Taylor in the standings and one ahead of Wright  going into the final round of the regular season.

 

In the top-of-the-table clash between Dutchmen Michael van Gerwen  and Raymond van Barneveld, it was the former who claimed bragging  rights with a 7-4 win over his compatriot.Barney had opened a 3-1 lead in the early stages, but his younger  

rival came roaring back with four straight legs to put himself  firmly in the driving seat.

 

Although van Barneveld stopped the rot in the ninth, van Gerwen  would not be denied and finished the job in real style with a 132  

checkout to ensure he moved two points clear at the top of the  table.

 

In the night's other match, Adrian Lewis put a nightmare run  behind him with a hard-fought 7-5 triumph over Robert Thornton.

 

Lewis had not tasted victory in his eight previous matches in the  competition, but produced a maximum in the final leg before  

hitting double-five to finally get back to winning ways.

 

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