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Of the four groups in the Sheldon and District Summer League, only group one still has to find the champions as the top two teams still have one fixture to play and they are both on the same fifteen points.

Warwickshire will begin their fifth season in the top flight of national darts in the Cosmo Darts Premier Division of the UKDA National League this coming weekend with an away game against Cornwall at the Indian Queens Working Men’s Social

On the agenda for the Sheldon and District Summer League this week were the quarter-finals of their League Cup. Group one leaders Raven Arrows took on third in the same group Highwood and despite an eleven darts game from Highwood’s

The Kings Norton League have been involved in the finals of their league section cups, in the top section games, league champions Northfield made it a super double by winning 13-8 against Bournebrook who are placed third in the league

With a maximum from Neil Parsonage and a twelve darts leg from Richard Goldby, Raven Arrows made it five win in six games when they won 6-2 at home against third placed Trident Spears in group one of the Sheldon

League Cup week in the Sheldon and District Summer League, round one in which group one leaders Raven Arrows handed out a 7-0 whitewash to their hosts Sheldon Marlborough Ridge from group three. Group one’s second team Langley Arrows were

Martin Cooper suffered only his third defeat in twenty-six games in the Heartlands Sugardarts M&E Co Double Top League when in week fourteen he lost 2-1 to John Frost however he quickly recovered to win by the same margin against

With just one more fixture to play in the Kings Norton League, Northfield have already won the league title as their fifty points is eight more than their nearest rivals Copper Fox but the big question is will Northfield complete

Northfield made it twenty-five consecutive wins in the Kings Norton League when they won their home fixture with Perfection 5-2, the win taking Northfield’s points tally to fifty with one more game to play, the title already assured as they

The Hen Lane Club, Beacon Road, Coventry, CV6 4DS was the setting for the Coventry Open which attracted a wealth of darting talent. The quarter-finals saw Warwickshire duo Danny Lauby and Samuel Price square up to each other with Lauby