After twenty-two home and away rounds in local darts, the twelve teams have now been graded and the battle for trophies is on in earnest. The Binalong Boozers are the defending A grade champions, but they will challenged by the youthful Naughty Courty. The Courthouse Rebels, with an average age of seventy-two, snuck into A Grade with four straight wins, and will their work cut out against the Projectiles. The old boys are in form and if they can stay up past 9pm they could roll the Projectiles. Plenty of other great games on offer. The most entertaining game could well be Let’s Darty against the Bush Turkeys with plenty of fun moments aside from the darts.
A Grade
Binalong Boozer’s v Naughty Courty (1 v 2)
Courthouse Rebels v Projectiles (3 V 4)
B Grade
Beaver Hunters v Long Shafts (1v 2)
Dartastrophy v Broken Arrow’s (3 v 4)
C Grade
Muck Me Rams v Dart Vader’s (1 v 2)
Let’s Darty v Bush Turkeys (3 v 4)
First team listed is the home team for night one.
Winner of 1 v 2 is straight through to Grand Final and loser plays winner of 3 v 4 with the loser of 3 v 4 going on Mad Friday. Every team has a shot to win their grade.
Even if you’re not playing, there’s good times to be had at the darts, so get down to your local tonight. See you at the Oche.
-Double Top
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