In Your League: West Midlands
Jamie Hughes made his first appearance in the league in week seven, he played and won five games… Continue reading In Your League: West Midlands
Tag: West Midlands Darts
Warwicks and West Mids Ready For Magic Weekend
The weekend is designed to complete the Elite Premier and AON Championship seasons whereby all teams over the two days will play two fixtures… Continue reading Warwicks and West Mids Ready For Magic Weekend
UKDA National League: Midlands Review
Warwickshire’s eighth fixture of the season was a home tie with Hampshire, a game that the hosts were expected to win… Continue reading UKDA National League: Midlands Review
In Your League: West Midlands
Congratulations to Copper Fox who are champions of the Kings Norton League. By handing out a 7-0 whitewash to their visitors Grant Arms Continue reading In Your League: West Midlands
UKDA: National League Sees Midlands Mixed Fortunes
Warwickshire’s seventh game in the UKDA National League’s Elite Premier Division saw them play away to divisional leaders Lancashire… Continue reading UKDA: National League Sees Midlands Mixed Fortunes
UKDA – National League -Match 8 Preview: Midlands
A win for Warwickshire would not only take their undefeated run to seven games but would also put them well in line for the premier division title Continue reading UKDA – National League -Match 8 Preview: Midlands
In Your League: West Midlands
Gilbert’s Bar Monday Night Singles League has a new leader, Scott Baker has taken over the top spot after his 8-0 win against Eddie Gripton Continue reading In Your League: West Midlands
UKDA: National League – Midlands Round Up (Match 7)
Warwickshire’s sixth game saw them take on Northamptonshire at their home venue Hen Lane and District Social Club Continue reading UKDA: National League – Midlands Round Up (Match 7)
In Your League: West Midlands
Four Oaks and District League leaders, Boldmere St Mikes resumed winning ways by beating Old Oscott Arrows Continue reading In Your League: West Midlands
In Your League: West Midlands.
Thirty-nine pairs played for the Richard Winslow title, the only competition in the league that allows two players from different teams to compete together. Continue reading In Your League: West Midlands.