Darts round-up: Double Tettenhall frontrunners maintain unbeaten runs

Frontrunners Irish Wolf & Harp and Junction B moved four points clear at the Tettenhall Wednesday League summit after extending their unbeaten records.

Irish Wolf & Harp came from 3-1 down to beat Swan Compton 4-3 thanks to Conrad Taylor, Dean Fullwood, Joe Cook and Lee Cook.

Dan Fellows, Richard Newey, Martin Price, Paul Bromley and Ben Johnson helped guide Junction B to a 5-2 success at third-placed Ashmore.

Dog & Partridge fought from behind to defeat The Stile 4-3 courtesy of Jaydee Matthews, Nikki Dudley, Alan Marsh and Liam Worsey.

The Black Country Super League title race still hangs in the balance after leaders Allens A finished the season with a 5-0 victory over Soccer Zone B.

Rich Bowen, Shane Price, Mark Jones, Ryan O’Connor and Jack Aldridge were among the winners for Allens A - meaning Dudley Ex need to win both of their remaining games to secure the title.

Elsewhere, Allens C wrapped up the campaign by emerging 4-1 victors at High Acres with Wayne Hobday, Matt Coleman, Stu Earp and Andy Garrett doing the damage.

Wednesfield Legion lead the Wednesday Sunday League by a single point following a resounding 5-1 triumph at Gunmakers Arms thanks to Conrad Taylor, Craig Carey, Ryan Bourne, Paul Bromley and John Mycock.

Second-placed Junction eased to a 5-1 success at Beehive courtesy of Richard Newey, Mark Curley, Paul Price, Mikey Harris and Phil Mayo.

John Timmins, Dean Smout, Daz Perkins and Mike Matthews helped inspire Cleveland to a 4-2 triumph at Rings of Bells.

Parkes Hall made it a league and cup double in the Coseley Friday League after beating Wednesfield Cons 4-0 in the final.

They came through their semi-final against Legion A as 4-1 victors thanks to Jake Robinson, Harry Williams, Tom Bissell and Joe Turner.

Meanwhile, Wednesfield Cons eased into the final with a 4-0 success over Baggeridge - with Gavin Baker, Ash Khayat, Ian Stanton and Wayne Jones among the winners.

However, Harry Williams, Jake Robinson, Steve Davis and Tom Bissell guided Parkes Hall to a comfortable victory in the final.

In-form Jade Wellings beat current leader Evonne Taylor 3-2 in the West Midlands Ladies Super League.

As a result, Jackie Maiden won her match 3-1 to move top on matches won.

Kelly Aston, Hannah Davies, Tara Fullwood and Shelbie Guest all emerged with 3-0 wins - while Gemma Barrett, Claire Hobbs and Kath Jenkins won 3-1.