Darts round-up: Wednesfield quartet clinch £10,000 prize for Dog & Partridge

A round-up of the latest Darts action in the region.

Dog & Partridge Wednesfield swooped a whopping £10,000 prize after beating The Boundary Alfreton in a thrilling final to lift the Marston’s Open.

Dog & Partridge quartet Wayne Jones, Jack Aldridge, Ryan O’Connor and Chris Slater win the Marston's Open.placeholder image
Dog & Partridge quartet Wayne Jones, Jack Aldridge, Ryan O’Connor and Chris Slater win the Marston's Open. | Chris Slater

Wednesfield quartet Wayne Jones, Jack Aldridge, Ryan O’Connor and Chris Slater established Dog & Partridge as the best pub team in the country after emerging victorious in a competition with 600+ teams.

Joint-leaders Kings Head suffered a shock 3-2 defeat at Hotshots in the West Midlands Super League with Myles Thackeray, David Thackeray and Ethan Shaw causing the upset.

Junction A climbed into fourth spot following a 4-1 success over Samba courtesy of Ian Stanton, Wayne Hobday, Al Smith and Paul Price.

Meanwhile, Landywood A emerged 3-2 victors against Gilberts A thanks to Keith Hollowood, Aaron Ogara and Theo Farmer.

Junction B extended their unbeaten run to 30 games in the Wolverhampton Tuesday League after condemning Wheatsheaf to a 7-0 crushing.

Paul Simmons, Dean Fullwood, John Mycock, Paul Bromley, Josh Simms, Paul Price and Luke Griffiths were among the winners for Junction.

Elsewhere, Nicky Devlin, Marc Davies, Chris Powell and Paul Harrison helped Golden Lion come from 3-1 down to beat Three Crowns 4-3.

Codsall Firs also overturned a 3-1 deficit to defeat Newhampton 4-3 in the Tettenhall Wednesday League - with Keylun Handley, Jimmy Handley, Ryan Bailey and Seb Towner leading the comeback charge.

Codsall Bull also produced a spirited fightback in their 4-3 triumph over Swan Compton thanks to Dave Rowsell, Mick Baker, Neil Baugh and Dave Smith.

Coseley Friday League leaders Lower Gornal Bl B edged to a 4-2 victory against Baggeridge courtesy of Adam Edgar, Paul Parker, Spike Green and Nick Fulwell.

Darlaston Cons blew a 3-0 lead in their 3-3 draw against Hotshots B - while second-place Parkes Hall continue to keep up the pressure after cruising to a 5-1 victory over The Gate.

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