Darts round-up as West Midlands Ladies Super League title winner is crowned

Kat McLean has clinched her maiden West Midlands Ladies Super League title.

Only 14 points separated the top six in the final standing - with Jackie Maiden finishing runners-up ahead of Evonne Taylor, Gemma Barrett, Jackie Trott and Hannah Davies.

Parkes Hall’s Steve Davies consolidated his excellent Ettingshall Sunday season by adding an average winners triumph to his collection of singles and doubles titles.

Davis clinched his latest silverware with a 3-1 success over Gaz Cattermole in the final, after previously beating Luke Messer in the last four.

Cattermole had eliminated Shane Gill 2-1 in his last four tie - while Anthony Fear, Jamie Whiehouse, Will Chinn and James Sherrard bowed out in the quarter-finals.

Tettenhall Wednesday League frontrunners Junction B, Ashmore and Irish Wolf all romped to 7-0 victories.

Meanwhile, Codsall Bull came from behind to defeat Claregate 4-3 courtesy of Dave Rowsell, Neill Baugh, Mick Baker and Matt Bickerton.

Aaron Jones, Jimmy Handley, Seb Turner and Jono Handley led the comeback charge, as Firs twice fought back to beat The Stile 4-3.

Swan Compton emerged 5-2 victors over Moreton thanks to Dodge Booth, Mick Scott, John Mycock Jr, Nige Southwick and Steve Cousins.

The Wednesfield Sunday League will go down to the wire with Wednesfield Legion leading by a single point.

Ryan Bourne, Paul Bromley, Glen McGrandle, Craig Carey and Nick Skitt led them to a 5-1 success at Gilberts B - while Mark Curley, Phil Mayo, Ian Stanton, Paul Price, Richard Newey and Mikey Harris guided second-placed Junction to a 6-0 demolition of Glassy Junction.

Elsewhere, Cleveland eased to a 6-0 victory at Pheasant with Dean Smout, John Timmins, Daz Perkins, Josh Norton, James Brown and Mike Matthews doing the damage.

Dog and Partridge came from behind to beat Samba Social 3-2 in the West Midlands Super League thanks to Chris Slater, Gavin Baker and Dean Fullwood.

Gilberts B cruised to a 5-0 win at Gate Inn courtesy of Rob Pierce, Bal Singh, Jack Newey, Shane Passey and Rob Pitt.

Mick Baker, Glen McGrandle, Ian Jones, Cameron Baird and Mark Craddock also helped Dudley Ex inflict a 5-0 crushing on Junction B.