Fife v Grampian

Fife hosted current Champions Grampian to The Ciswo

Gillian Hepplewhite was first up for Women's B. Unfortunately Louise Paterson was too strong, posting an impressive 16.70 avg. Fife fought back straight away, with Erin McNeill & Liza Warrender putting the ladies 2 - 1 up. Last on for the win was Andrea Carr. Missed doubles cost both players, but it was Jacqui Clark who came out on top, winning 2 - 0

Gill Hepplewhite (14.88) 0-2 (16.70) Louise Paterson
Erin McNeill (15.84) 2- 1 (15.11) Caroline Shearer
Liza Warrender (14.74) 2-0 (13.98) Jacqui Clark
Andrea Carr (10.28) 0-2 (10.55) Rebecca Masson

Ladies B 2-2

Next up, Men's B. First up for Fife, the inform Jamie Munn. After a five leg set, Michael Thomson won 3 - 2. Grampian were in fine form, winning the next two sets. Graham Whyte and Daniel Truman defeating Peter Cessford & Jeff Wardlaw. So 3 - 0 at the half way stage. James Giles pulled one back for Fife, defeating Kenny Aiken. Derek Stephen beat Ian Paterson 3 - 0, ensuring Grampian the win. Last up for Fife, Rab Watson, who threw a very impressive 27.33 avg in a 3 - 0 win over Bradley Weston

Jamie Munn (24.55) 2-3 (24.39) Michael Thomson
Peter Cessford (23.85) 1-3 (25.46) Graham Whyte
Jeff Wardlaw (19.08) 0-3 (22.77) Daniel Truman
James Giles (23.70) 3-2 (24.72) Kenny Aiken
Ian Paterson (19.10) 0-3 (19.7) Derek Stephen
Rab Watson (27.33) 3-0 (20.53) Bradley Weston

Men’s B 2-4

Fife 4 vs Grampian 6, Half Way Through

On to Ladies A. First on, Sarah Binnie vs Scotland International Emily Davidson, who was consistant all the way through to a 3 - 0 victory, with an impressive 22.10 avg. Fife's own Scottish International, Steph Gilmour made it one each, defeating Louise Milne. Grampian then won the next three sets, Sharon Leslie, Wendy Mathers & Carrie-Marie Duncan, beating Linda Hutchison, Lynn Torrance & Jane Bassett. Last on, another Scotland International Chelsea McMahon faced Christine Hyde, winning 3 - 1, to take what could be an important leg

Sarah Binnie (16.90) 0-3 (22.10) Emily Davidson
Steph Gilmour (17.08) 3-0 (12.73) Louise Milne
Linda Hutchison (13.98) 1-3 (15.05) Sharon Leslie
Lynn Torrance (13.68) 1-3 (13.20) Wendy Mathers
Jane Bassett (11.27) 1-3 (11.28) Carrie-Marie Duncan
Chelsea McMahon (19.25) 3-1 (16.85) Christine Hyde

Ladies A 2-4

On to the Men's A that always serves up a great game. With many Scottish Internationals on show, it was always going to provide a high standard of darts. The crowd were not disappointed.

First up Alan Small, who was scoring for fun, missed too many doubles, losing 4 - 1. Next three sets went Fife's way. Kevin Feeley, Jimmy Gay and a very composed Aaron French all winning. Colin Miller was next, who although posting a 30+ avg, lost to the experienced Brian Woods. Fife again won the next three sets, Jamie Clark with a very good 29.98 avg, Alex Jeffery & Paddy Reilly, throwing steady darts to take the win. Colin Hepplewhite found The Newly Capped Matt Goldie too good, Matt winning 4 - 1. So on to the last three sets, where everything to play for. Due to an personal issue, Fife had to concede the 11th set as Dayle Morgan had to leave, which meant the score was 6 - 4 with two to play. On number 10 was the evergreen, Mr Steady himself, Rab Shaw, who didn't disappoint, defeating Scott Robertson, 4 - 2. So with the 11th set going to Grampian, it was up to Dean Carr to get the draw, which he impressively did. Both were nervy, with doubles being missed by both, however it was Dean who edged it out 4 - 3


Alan Small (27.61) 1-4 (24.94) Stephen Michie
Kevin Feeley (25.43) 4-3 (21.54) Scott Campbell
Jimmy Gay (26.75) 4-1 (20.03) Craig Robertson
Aaron French (26.99) 4-1 (26.44) Bruce Montgomery
Colin Miller (30.04) 2-4 (28.83) Brian Woods
Jamie Clark(29.98) 4-2 (29.13) Paul Richardson
Alex Jeffery (25.80) 4-3 (24.55) Stephen Buchan
Paddy Reilly (26.24) 4-1 (25.91) Ian Towe
Colin Hepplewhite (26.30) 1-4 (26.69) Mathew Goldie
Rab Shaw (27.12) 4-2 (26.07) Scott Robertson
Substitute Player (19.44) 1-4 (24.36) Mike Murray
Dean Carr (27.19) 4-3 (24.50) Simon Finn

Mens A 8-4

After an amazing day of darts, the game ended 14 each, which was a fair reflection on the day. The game was played in a fantastic spirit. Well done to all who took part

Final Score 14-14

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