Crawley Monday League

League Trebles Play-offs (11th May 2009) by Ian Holman
Bullseye

The Swan trio of Will Bolton, Graham Brook and Tommy Walker will meet Labour Club's Warren Grantham, Ian Holman and Rob Metcalfe in the final of the league Trebles competition. Richard Allen (The Old Plough), Alan Burling (Three Bridges Bumbles) and Metcalfe all hit maximums at the play-offs at the Labour Club.

Knockout Cup Round-up (27th April 2009) by Ian Holman
Phil Smith

'A' Division champions Sperry are on course for a league and cup double for the second time in their history. in a close fought match at the Conservative Club, Sperry defeated Pelham Buckle 6-0 in their Cup Semi-Final with three of the games going to the deciding fifth leg. Sperry players Phil Smith (pictured), Steve Mecrow and Ernie Potter all hit maximums. Sperry will meet The Royal Oak who beat Labour Reds 4-2 to reach next month's final. The Consolation Cup lived up to it's name with both the division runners-up winning their Semi-Finals at the Labour Club. 'A' Division side The Swan beat The Downsman 6-0 and Legion Lions made up for missing out on the 'B' Division title when they defeated The Swan B 5-1.

League Pairs Play-offs (20th April 2009) by Ian Holman
Sperry's hopes of retaining the league Pairs competition are with Terry Harmsworth and Steve Mecrow as they made it through to the 'A' Division final where they will meet Labour Reds duo Ty Coward and Kevin Reilly. Legion Lions pair Richard Dixon and Scott Hough are through to the 'B' Division final along with Pelham Buckle's Steve Horn and Gary Simpson. In the play-offs Sperry's Kevin Fishwick hit his ninth maximum of the season and Legion Lions' Collum McDonagh hit his second while Kevin Reilly had a 115 checkout.

Week 18 Round-up (6th April 2009) by Ian Holman
Steve Mecrow

Sperry finished champions of the 'A' Division with a 100% winning record of sixteen victories. In their last league match of the season they beat mid-table Labour Club 7-2 with Steve Mecrow (pictured) checking out on 100 for the champions. Last season's champions The Swan finished runners-up following their 5-4 win against fourth placed The Royal Oak. Three Bridges Bumbles finished third, they beat Labour Reds 5-4 this week. Despite finishing bottom The Plough Ifield B picked up their second win of the season as they beat The imperial 6-3. The Old Plough are the new champions of the 'B' Division following their 7-2 win against The Rose and Crown. Legion Lions finished runners-up despite an unbeaten league record. They beat Conservative Club 5-4 with Harry Spencer hitting a 180 and checking out on 104 for the Blues. Labour Rebels beat The Swan B 7-2 despite a maximum from The Swan B's Mick Wood. In the other match The Downsman received a 9-0 walkover victory against The Pelham Buckle.

Knockout Cup Round-up (30th March 2009) by Ian Holman
Paul Woods

Paul Woods (pictured) hit his third maximum of the season as The Royal Oak edged out Three Bridges Bumbles 4-3 in the Quarter-Finals of the Knockout Cup. Sperry beat Labour Rebels 5-1 with Mal Bradford also recording his third 180. Roy Oxlade and Ben Souter also hit 180s as Labour Reds beat The Plough Ifield 4-2 while Stewart Blake's 118 checkout was not enough as his side The Old Plough lost out 4-2 against The Pelham Buckle. In the Consolation Cup Ron Webster hit a maximum but his side The Imperial ended up on the wrong side of a 4-2 result against The Downsman. The Swan beat The Plough Ifield B 5-1, Legion Lions beat Conservative Club 4-2 and The Swan B beat Lost Legion 4-2.

Week 17 Round-up (23rd March 2009) by Ian Holman
Paul Trivass

Sperry are just a point away from re-claiming the A division title after their second straight 9-0 victory. This time the beat basement side The Plough Ifield B. The Swan beat The Plough Ifield 5-4 while third placed Three Bridges Bumbles lost out 6-3 against The Royal Oak with Gary Kozel hitting a maximum for The Oak and Paul Trivass (pictured) checking out on 115. Labour Club beat Labour Reds 5-4 in the other top division match. The battle for the B Division title will come down to the last game as unbeaten Legion Lions 6-3 win against Lost Legion leaves them on the same points as The Old Plough, who beat Labour Rebels 8-1 with Tony Bedford hitting a 180 for The Old Plough. Steve Horn also hit the top score as The Pelham Buckle beat Conservative Club 8-1. In the other match The Downsman beat The Rose and Crown 5-4.

Week 16 Round-up (16th March 2009) by Ian Holman
Keith Shotter

A Division league leaders Sperry reached the 100 point mark with a 9-0 win against The Imperial this week. Three Bridges Bumbles won 7-2 against The Plough Ifield despite John Usher striking his third maximum of the season. Labour Reds were in great form as they beat The Plough Ifield B 8-1 with 180s from Tracy Lucas and Kevin Reilly. Reilly also had a 144 finish while Keith Shotter (pictured) checked out on 130. In reply The Plough Ifield B's Scott Warren struck a 180. Rob Metcalfe checked out on 116 as Labour Club beat The Royal Oak 5-4. In the B Division The Old Plough narrowed the gap at the top to just two points with a 7-2 victory against The Swan B with Alex Haynes checking out on 116. Pelham Buckle beat Lost Legion 6-3 and The Downsman beat Labour Rebels 5-4. Mark Lancaster hit a 105 finish as Conservative Club beat The Rose and Crown 5-4 with Ryan Trivass finishing on 115 for the basement side.

League Singles Play-Offs (9th March 2009) by Ian Holman
Owen Grantham

The A Division Singles play-offs were held at Three Bridges Football Club with Sperry's Kevin Fishwick and Steve Mecrow progressing to the final. Fishwick beat Justin Peters in the last 16 and then went on to beat team-mate Ernie Potter in the Quarter-Finals and The Plough, Ifield's Russell Davis in the Semi-Finals. Davis had earlier beaten Ty Coward in the last 16 and Terry Harmsworth in the Quarter-Finals. Ernie Potter beat John Usher in the last 16 while Harmsworth beat Tommy Walker. Steve Mecrow made his way to the final by beating Will Bolton in the last 16, Paul Burrows in the Quarter-Finals and Rob Metcalfe in the Semi-Finals. Metcalfe beat Phil Smith in the last 16 and Ian Holman in the Quarter-Finals. Burrows beat Tery Penfold in the last 16 while Holman beat Kevin Reilly. In the B Division competition at the Labour Club, 14-year-old Owen Grantham (pictured) of Labour Rebels progressed to the divisional final by beating Lost Legion's Dave O'Neill. There he will meet The Pelham Buckle's Steve Horn who won his last four match against team-mate Gary Simpson.

Week 15 Round-up (2nd March 2009) by Ian Holman
Scott Howe

With the top three sides in the 'A' Division not playing this week it was a chance for fourth placed The Royal Oak to make up some ground, but they came unstuck as The Plough Ifield B recorded their first win of the season with a 5-4 victory. Warren Grantham checked out on 113 as Labour Club beat The Plough Ifield 5-4 with John Usher hitting his second maximum of the season for The Plough. In the other top division match Labour Reds beat The Imperial 6-3. Scott Howe (pictured) hit his first maiden league maximum and Neil Hopgood finished on 100 for 'B' Division leaders Legion Lions as they kept their unbeaten run going and extend their lead at the top to nine points with a 5-4 win against The Pelham Buckle. Labour Rebels beat Conservative Club 6-3 with the ever improving Owen Grantham in fine form in the singles, Duane Adams hit a 180 as The Downsman beat The Swan B 5-4 and Lost Legion recorded a 7-2 win against bottom of the table The Rose and Crown.

Week 14 Round-up (23rd February 2009) by Ian Holman

Sperry are now five points clear at the top of the A Division after an 8-1 win against Labour Reds with Mal Bradford and Ernie Potter both hitting their second 180's of the season for the league leaders and Kevin Fishwick (pictured) checking out on 113. The Swan beat Labour Club 7-2 with Ian Holman hitting his fourth maximum of the season for Labour Club. Ron Webster also hit a maximum for The Imperial as they lost 6-3 against The Royal Oak. In the division's other match, The Plough Ifield ran out 9-0 winners against The Plough Ifield B. In the B Division leaders Legion Lions beat The Rose and Crown 8-1, The Old Plough beat The Downsman 6-3, third placed Labour Rebels were beaten 5-4 by Lost Legion and The Conservative Club beat The Swan B 5-4.

Steve Webb Pairs (16th February 2009) by Barry Moody

The fifth staging of the Steve Webb Memorial Pairs attracted a strong field of 29 entries to the Three Bridges Football Club where the prize fund was £140. Once again the Cup was won by a pair from Steve’s team Sperry, This year it was Kevin Fishwick (pictured) and Terry Harmsworth who took the award plus a cash prize of £72 after battling through four rounds to reach the final. Wins against Duane and Cliff Adams, Adam Campbell/Graham Brook, Tom Walker/Justin Peters and Warren Grantham/Dan Bradford put the Sperry pair into the final. Their opponents from the Labour Club, Ian Holman and Rob Metcalfe had beaten Tye Coward/Roy Oxlade, Jan Whiley/Dave Blowes, Dave Chamberlain/Paul Chesworth and Owen Grantham/Stuart Campbell to reach the final. In a tense playoff the Sperry duo were the 3-0 winners with Terry Harmsworth taking out a 104 finish. During the competition Adam Campbell hit two 180's and there was one each from Dan Bradford, Paul Burrows and Paul Chesworth and Stan Jackson. The Swan's Tommy Walker checked out on 141, Richard Dixon of Legion Lions finished on 127 and Dan Bradford took out 113.

Knockout Cup Round-up (9th February 2009) by Ian Holman
Kevin Reilly

Last season's Knockout Cup runners-up Labour Reds kept up there hopes of another final by beating last season's Consolation Cup winners Labour Club 4-2 in the only Second Round tie in the Knockout Cup. Keith Shotter gave The Reds the lead with a comfortable win against Kevin Grantham. Warren Grantham then levelled matters, as Roy Oxlade missed doubles to extend The Reds lead. Next came a crucial win for The Reds as Kevin Reilly (pictured) hit his second 180 of the season as he beat Rob Metcalfe 3-2. Ty Coward then put The Reds 3-1 with a win against Nita Bateman before Ian Holman clawed Labour Club back into the match, hitting his third maximum of the season when beating Mick Sykes. Ben Souter then wrapped up the match with a 3-1 win against Dan Bradford.

Catch-up Week (9th February 2009) by Ian Holman
Just one match was played in the B division this week with The Old Plough beating Conservative Club 6-3.

Week 13 Round-up (2nd February 2009) by Ian Holman

The Swan narrowed the gap at the top of the A Division this week to just four points after a 9-0 win against bottom of the table The Plough Ifield B. Leaders Sperry beat The Royal Oak 6-3 in an entertaining match that saw The Oak's Paul Trivass (pictured) hit his fifth maximum of the season as well as checking out on 110. Team mate Dave Parker had the night's highest checkout with 127 and Sperry's Ernie Potter struck a 112 finish. Third placed Three Bridges Bumbles beat Labour Club 5-4 with Paul Burrows finishing on 106 for the victors and Rob Metcalfe firing in his fourth maximum for Labour Club. The Plough Ifield beat The imperial 5-4 in the top division's other match. Just three matches were played in the B Division, leaders Legion Lions beat third placed Labour Rebels 5-4, The Pelham buckle beat The Rose and Crown 7-2 and The Swan B beat Lost Legion 6-3. The match between Conservative Club and the Old Plough takes place on 9th February.

Week 12 Round-up (26th January 2009) by Ian Holman
Stan Jackson

Sperry continued their unbeaten run at the top of the A Division this week with an 8-1 win against The Plough Ifield. The Swan are now seven points adrift after their 6-3 win against The Imperial. Three Bridges Bumbles remain in third after beating The Plough Ifield B 8-1 while Labour Reds picked up a 6-3 away to The Royal Oak. In the B Division its looks as though three sides could be fighting it out for the title. Legion Lions remain unbeaten at the top after an 8-1 win against The Swan B. The Old Plough are three points adrift after their 8-1 win against Lost Legion while Labour Rebels are a further six points behind with a game in hand as they beat Pelham Buckle 5-4. In the other match The Downsman beat Conservative Club 5-4. Three maximums were struck this week by Dick Brice (Pelham Buckle), Stan Jackson (Three Bridges Bumbles) (pictured) and John Usher (The Plough Ifield). Jackson also struck the weeks highest finish of 102.

Week 11 Round-up (19th January 2009) by Ian Holman

The A Division leaders Sperry made it ten wins on the bounce this week with a 7-2 result against third placed Three Bridges Bumbles. The Swan also won 7-2 against Labour Reds with Paul Chesworth (pictured) hitting a maximum. The Royal Oak beat The Plough Ifield 5-4 and Labour Club beat The Imperial 6-3 in the top division's other matches. Dave O'Neill hit a 180 for Lost Legion as they lost 6-3 against Conservative Club while Legion Lions continued their unbeaten run in the league with an 8-1 win against The Downsman. The Old Plough beat The Pelham Buckle by the same score with the victors Leigh Chitty hitting a maximum while bottom placed The Rose and Crown beat The Swan B 6-3.

Week 10 Round-up (12th January 2009) by Ian Holman

Sperry remain unbeaten at the top of the A Division after beating current champions The Swan 5-4 with Kevin Fishwick (pictured) hitting two maximums to bring his total for the season upto eight. Will Bolton also hit a 180 for The Swan. Third placed Three Bridges Bumbles beat The Imperial 9-0 leaving the Broadfield side bottom of the division as Labour Club only managed a 5-4 win against former basement side The Plough Ifield B. In the other top division match The Plough Ifield beat Labour Reds 7-2. Labour Rebels are back on top of the b Division after a 7-2 win against The Rose and Crown. Legion Lions remain unbeaten as they slip to second after a 5-4 win against third placed The Old Plough. Graham Neale hit the weeks only other 180 as The Pelham Buckle beat The Swan B 6-3 while The Downsman beat Lost Legion 5-4.

Knockout Cup Round-up (15th December 2008) by Ian Holman
Steve Souter

Last season’s Knockout Cup winners The Swan were beaten at home in the First Round by The Royal Oak. The match was all-square after the sixth game when Swan’s Adam Campbell defeated Duncan Elms but, in the decider, Campbell lost to Paul Trivass to put the Oak through to the next round in February. Previously unbeaten 'B' Division leaders Legion Lions met the top team in the 'A' Division, Sperry at Three Bridges Football Club and went four nil down before winning the last two games with Richard Dixon hitting two maximums for the Lions and Dave Smith checking out on 109. Steve Souter (pictured) hit a 180 as Labour Reds beat The Rose and Crown 5-1 for whom Ryan Trivass checked out on 115, Three Bridges Bumbles beat Lost Legion 5-1, Labour Club beat The imperial 4-2, The Plough Ifield beat The Downsman 4-3, Labour Rebels beat The Plough Ifield B 4-2, The Old Plough beat Conservative Club 4-2 and The Pelham Buckle had a walkover against The Swan B.

Week 9 Round-up (8th December 2008) by Ian Holman
151 checkout for Collum McDonagh

In the last league matches before the christmas break the top three sides in the A Division all picked up 6-3 wins. Leaders Sperry beat Labour Club with Kevin Fishwick hitting his sixth 180 of the season. Paul Woods checked out on 100 for the Royal Oak but it wasn't enough to stop his side going down 6-3 against current champions The Swan. Three Bridges Bumbles beat Labour Reds 6-3 with Dave Critchley hitting a maximum for Bumbles and Kevin Reilly replying with one for the Labour side. picked up their first win of the season, 5-4 against The Plough Ifield B for whom Tony Martin hit his second 180 of the season. In the B Division Legion Lions continued their winning ways with Collum McDonagh (pictured) checking out on a fin as they beat Conservative Club 5-4. Richard Allen had a 120 finish for The Old Plough and Mick Lancaster had a 180 for The Rose and Crown as The Old Plough won their clash 8-1. Labour Rebels beat The Swan B 6-3 and The Pelham Buckle beat The Downsman 5-4 in the other matches.

Week 8 Round-up (1st December 2008) by Ian Holman
Two maximums for Metcalfe

Sperry continued their winning run this week with an 8-1 win against The Plough Ifield B with the A Division league leaders' Kevin Fishwick firing in another maximum. The Swan beat the other Plough Ifield side 7-2 and in the clash of the week The Royal Oak beat Three Bridges Bumbles 6-3 with Paul Trivass hitting a 180 and Duncan Elms checking out on 120 for the second time this season. In the division's other match two maximums from Rob Metcalfe (pictured) helped Labour Club beat Labour Reds 6-3. Chris Denbeigh had a 180 for Legion Lions in their 7-2 win against Lost Legion in the B Division with Dave McLean hitting one back for the Labour side. Dave Broughton checked out on 114 for Pelham Buckle as they beat the Conservative Club 5-4. The Old Plough beat Labour Rebels 5-4 and The Downsman beat The Rose and Crown 5-4.

Week 7 Round-up (24th November 2008) by Ian Holman
Paul Trivass

Sperry moved back to the top of the A Division this week with a 9-0 win against The Imperial. Three Bridges Bumbles also won 9-0 against The Plough Ifield to move up to third. The Royal Oak beat Labour Club 5-4 where Duncan Elms checked out on 120, Paul Trivass (pictured) hit his third maximum of the season and Paul Woods hit his second. Labour Reds had their second straight win, 7-2 against The Plough Ifield B. In the B Division, Labour Rebels moved to the top with an 8-1 win against The Downsman, The Old Plough beat The Swan B 8-1, The Pelham Buckle beat Lost Legion 6-3 and The Rose and crown recorded their first win of the season, 6-3 against Conservative Club.

Week 6 Round-up (17th November 2008) by Ian Holman

Checkouts of 158 from Will Bolton and 120 from Paul Chesworth (pictured) helped current champions The Swan move to the top of the A Division this week as they beat Three Bridges Bumbles 6-3. The Royal Oak beat The Plough Ifield B 7-2 with a 180 from the Plough's Tony Martin while the Labour Club got back to winning ways with a 6-3 result against The Plough Ifield with a maximum from Dave Harris and a 121 checkout for Warren Grantham. In the other A Division match Labour Reds picked up their first win of the season, 6-3 against The Imperial with the Broadfield sides' George Coultrip checking out on 111. Legion Lions still head the B Division with a 6-3 win against Pelham Buckle.Labour Rebels beat Conservative Club by the same score, as did the Downsman against The Swan B. In the other match Lost Legion recorded an 8-1 win against bottom of the table The Rose and Crown.

Paul Matthews Trebles by Ian Holman
Bullseye

Sperry retained the Paul Matthews Trebles competition at the Labour Club with Steve Mecrow, Ernie Potter and Terry Harmsworth beating team-mates Kevin Fishwick, Phil Smith and Mal Bradford in the final 2-1. Losing semi-finalists were Labour Reds treble, Dave Blows, Steve Souter and Roy Oxlade and the Three Bridges Bumbles/Labour Club treble of Graham Martin, Steve Riggs and Ian Holman. Royal Oak's Duncan Elms hit the only maximum in the competition and Graham Martin checked out on 100.

Week 5 Round-up (3rd November 2008) by Ian Holman

The highlight of this weeks matches was a 154 finish from The Royal Oak's Duncan Elms in the A Division as they beat The Imperial 7-2 to move up to fourth in the table. Kevin Fishwick (pictured) was in good form again as he struck his fourth maximum of the season and had a 118 checkout for Sperry as they joined The Swan at the top after an 8-1 win against Labour Reds. The Swan beat Labour Club 6-3 with Rob Metcalfe checking out on 118 for the Labour side and in the other top division match, The Plough Ifield beat The Plough Ifield B 6-3. Legion Lions moved five points clear at the top of the B Division with an 8-1 win against The Rose and Crown with Collum McDonagh hitting a 180 for the Lions. Paul Shepherd struck a 114 checkout as his Downsman side ended up on the wrong side of a 7-2 result against The Old Plough. Labour Rebels beat Lost Legion 8-1 and Conservative Club beat The Swan B 5-4.

Week 4 Round-up (27th October 2008) by Ian Holman

The Swan went two points clear at the top of the A Division this week after an 8-1 win against The Plough Ifield B with Will Bolton checking out on 114 for the leaders. Sperry beat The Royal Oak 7-2 with maximums from Sperry's Steve Mecrow (pictured) and Ernie Potter and The Oak's Paul Trivass. Stan Jackson had a 118 finish for Three Bridges Bumbles as they beat Labour Club 7-2. Russell Davies struck his second maximum of the season as The Plough Ifield beat The Imperial 6-3 in the divisions other match. In the B Division, Legion Lions beat Labour Rebels 6-3, Pelham Buckle beat The Rose and Crown 9-0, The Old Plough beat Conservative Club 5-4 and Lost Legion beat The Swan B 5-4.

Week 3 Round-up (20th October 2008) by Ian Holman
Alan 'Butch' Burling

A 118 finish from Tommy Walker helped The Swan move to the top of the A Division this week after a 9-0 win at The Imperial with Sperry and Three Bridges Bumbles just one point behind. Although The Plough Ifield lost 7-2 against Sperry they had a 180 from Russell Davies and a superb finish of 160 from John Scudder as he beat Crawley super league player Steve Mecrow 2-1. Alan Burling (pictured) had a 126 finish as Three Bridges Bumbles won 8-1 against The Plough Ifield B and The Royal Oak beat Labour Reds 6-3 with Paul Trivass hitting a 180 for The Oak. In the B Division, Labour Rebels beat last weeks leaders The Pelham Buckle 7-2 to remain unbeaten along with Legion Lions and Conservative Club who also won this week. Legion Lions are top after an 8-1 win against The Swan B while Matt Lancaster had a 180 for Conservative Club as they beat The Downsman 5-4. Duane Adams added to his 125 finish from the first week of the season with a 118 finish for The Downsman. In the other match The Old Plough picked up their first win of the season in style, 8-1 against Lost Legion whose Gary Rice struck a maximum.

Week 2 Round-up (13th October 2008) by Ian Holman
Jim Longhurst

Labour Club hold on to their lead at the top of the A Division after a 7-2 win at The Imperial, although next week they have a bye which will see the chasing pack leap frog over them. Kevin Fishwick struck his third maximum of the season for Sperry as they had another 6-3 win, this time beating Three Bridges Bumbles. Mal Bradford also hit a maximum for Sperry. The Swan responded well after their defeat last week with an 8-1 win away to Labour Reds with The Swan's Paul Chesworth taking out 116. The Royal Oak kicked off their season with an 8-1 win away to The Plough Ifield with Paul Woods notching a 180. In the B Division, The Pelham buckle moved to the top with a 6-3 win against The Old Plough, Legion Lions had another 5-4 win, this time against The Downsman with Jim Longhurst (pictured) checking out on an impressive 120. After a bye last week, Conservative Club got the better of Lost Legion, winning 5-4 at the Labour Club and The Swan B beat The Rose & Crown 5-4.

Week 1 Round-up (6th October 2008) by Ian Holman
Duane Adams

In the A Division, last seasons double winners The Swan started the new season with a defeat at home to former champions Sperry 6-3. Three Bridges Bumbles had an 8-1 win away to last season's B Division winners The Imperial and Labour Club beat The Plough Ifield B by the same score with Ian Holman and Rob Metcalfe registering maximums. In the other A Division fixture The Plough Ifield beat Labour Reds 6-3. In the B Division, The Downsman won 5-4 away to Lost Legion with Duane Adams (pictured) checking out on 125 and Labour Rebels won 8-1 at The Rose and Crown. The Pelham Buckle beat The Swan B 6-3 and Legion Lions beat The Old Plough 5-4.

Alan Bowyer Memorial Singles (29th September 2008) by Ian Holman
Three Bridges FC

The league kicked off the season with the Alan Bowyer Memorial Singles at Three Bridges Football Club with the Swan's Adam Campbell winning the Final 2-0 against Labour Reds' Ty Coward. Fifty-two players entered the competition and in the Semi-Finals Campbell beat another Labour Reds player Kevin Reilly 2-0 and Coward was in good form and checked out on 116 as he beat Sperry's Phil Smith 2-0. In the Quarter-Finals Campbell beat one of Sperry's new signings Kevin Fishwick 2-1, Reilly beat Labour Club's Ian Holman 2-0, Smith beat The Swan's Justin Peters 2-1 and Coward beat The Swan's Tommy Walker 2-0. Six maximums were hit during the evening with Holman hitting his in a 13 dart deciding leg against The Old Plough's Darren Hunt in a last 16 tie. Fishwick had two and the others were struck by Coward, Stan Jackson and Peters. Campbell hit a 112 finish, Peters had a 108 and Hunt 100. Campbell picked up £90 in prize money plus 'The Alan Bowyer Memorial Trophy' which he keeps for a year. Coward picked up £40 as runner-up while the semi-finalists Reilly and Smith won £25 each and £35 went to the leagues chosen charity for the season. Full results are here.

180s
9 Kevin Fishwick (Sperry)
5 Rob Metcalfe (Labour Club)
5 Paul Trivass (The Royal Oak)
4 Paul Chesworth (The Swan)
4 Ian Holman (Labour Club)
3 Mal Bradford (Sperry)
3 Stan Jackson (Three Bridges Bumbles)
3 Ernie Potter (Sperry)
3 Kevin Reilly (Labour Reds)
3 John Usher (The Plough Ifield)
3 Paul Woods (The Royal Oak)
2 Adam Campbell (The Swan)
2 Russell Davies (The Plough Ifield)
2 Richard Dixon (Legion Lions)
2 Tony Martin (The Plough Ifield B)
2 Collum McDonagh (Legion Lions)
2 Steve Mecrow (Sperry)
1 Duane Adams (The Downsman)
1 Richard Allen (The Old Plough)
1 Tony Bedford (The Old Plough)
1 Will Bolton (The Swan)
1 Dan Bradford (Labour Club)
1 Dick Brice (Pelham Buckle)
1 Alan Burling (Three Bridges Bumbles)
1 Paul Burrows (Three Bridges Bumbles)
1 Leigh Chitty (The Old Plough)
1 Ty Coward (Labour Reds)
1 Dave Critchley (Three Bridges Bumbles)
1 Chris Denbeigh (Legion Lions)
1 Duncan Elms (The Royal Oak)
1 Dave Harris (Labour Club)
1 Steve Horn (The Pelham Buckle)
1 Scott Howe (Legion Lions)
1 Gary Kozel (The Royal Oak)
1 Matt Lancaster (Conservative Club)
1 Mick Lancaster (The Rose and Crown)
1 Tracy Lucas (Labour Reds)
1 Dave McLean (Lost Legion)
1 Rob Metcalfe (Labour Club)
1 Graham Neale (The Pelham Buckle)
1 Dave O'Neill (Lost Legion)
1 Roy Oxlade (Labour Reds)
1 Justin Peters (The Swan)
1 Gary Rice (Lost Legion)
1 Phil Smith (Sperry)
1 Ben Souter (Labour Reds)
1 Steve Souter (Labour Reds)
1 Harry Spencer (Conservative Club)
1 Scott Warren (The Plough Ifield B)
1 Ron Webster (Imperial)
1 Mick Wood (The Swan B)

High Checkouts
160 John Scudder (The Plough Ifield)
158 Will Bolton (The Swan)
154 Duncan Elms (The Royal Oak)
151 Collum McDonagh (Legion Lions)
144 Kevin Reilly (Labour Reds)
141 Tommy Walker (The Swan)
130 Keith Shotter (Labour Reds)
127 Richard Dixon (Legion Lions)
127 Dave Parker (The Royal Oak)
126 Alan Burling (Three Bridges Bumbles)
125 Duane Adams (The Downsman)
121 Warren Grantham (Labour Club)
120 Richard Allen (The Old Plough)
120 Paul Chesworth (The Swan)
120 Duncan Elms (The Royal Oak)
120 Duncan Elms (The Royal Oak)
120 Jim Longhurst (Legion Lions)
118 Duane Adams (The Downsman)
118 Stewart Blake (The Old Plough)
118 Kevin Fishwick (Sperry)
118 Stan Jackson (Three Bridges Bumbles)
118 Rob Metcalfe (Labour Reds)
118 Tommy Walker (The Swan)
116 Paul Chesworth (The Swan)
116 Ty Coward (Labour Reds)
116 Alex Haynes (The Old Plough)
116 Rob Metcalfe (Labour Club)
115 Kevin Reilly (Labour Reds)
115 Paul Trivass (The Royal Oak)
115 Ryan Trivass (The Rose and Crown)
115 Ryan Trivass (The Rose and Crown)
114 Will Bolton (The Swan)
114 Dave Broughton (The Pelham Buckle)
114 Paul Shepherd (The Downsman)
113 Dan Bradford (Labour Club)
113 Kevin Fishwick (Sperry)
113 Warren Grantham (Labour Club)
112 Adam Campbell (The Swan)
112 Ernie Potter (Sperry)
111 George Coultrip (The Imperial)
110 Paul Trivass (The Royal Oak)
109 Dave Smith (Legion Lions)
108 Justin Peters (The Swan)
106 Paul Burrows (Three Bridges Bumbls)
105 Mark Lancaster (Conservative Club)
104 Harry Spencer (Conservative Club)
102 Stan Jackson (Three Bridges Bumbles)
100 Neil Hopgood (Legion Lions)
100 Darren Hunt (The Old Plough)
100 Graham Martin (Three Brdgs Bumbles)
100 Steve Mecrow (Sperry)
100 Paul Woods (The Royal Oak)

Knockout Cup 1st Round
Conservative Club	2-4	The Old Plough
The Downsman	3-4	The Plough Ifield
The Imperial	2-4	Labour Club
Labour Rebels	4-2	The Plough Ifield B
Labour Reds	5-1	The Rose & Crwn
Lost Legion	1-5	TB Bumbles
Pelham Buckle	w/o	The Swan B
Sperry	4-2	Legion Lions
The Swan	3-4	The Royal Oak
Knockout Cup 2nd Round
Labour Club	2-4	Labour Reds
Knockout Cup Quarter-Finals
Labour Rebels	1-5	Sperry
Labour Reds	4-2	The Plough Ifield
Pelham Buckle	4-2	The Old Plough
The Royal Oak	4-3	TB Bumbles
Knockout Cup Semi-Finals
Pelham Buckle	0-6	Sperry
The Royal Oak	4-2	Labour Reds
Knockout Cup Final
The Royal Oak	vs	Sperry
Consolation Cup 1st Round
The Rose & Crwn	2-4	The Plough Ifield B
Consolation Cup Qrter-Finals
The Downsman	4-2	The Imperial
Legion Lions	4-2	Conservative Club
Lost Legion	2-4	The Swan B
The Swan	5-1	The Plough Ifield B
Consolation Cup Semi-Finals
The Swan	6-0	The Downsman
The Swan B	1-5	Legion Lions
Consolation Cup Final
Legion Lions	vs	The Swan

Latest 'A' Division Results (Week 18 - Monday 6th April 2009)
The Imperial	3-6	The Plough Ifield B
Labour Club	2-7	Sperry
Labour Reds	4-5	Three Bridges Bumbles
The Swan	5-4	The Royal Oak

Latest 'B' Division Results (Week 18 - Monday 6th April 2009)
The Downsman	9-0	The Pelham Buckle
Legion Lions	5-4	Conservative Club
The Rose and Crown	2-7	The Old Plough
The Swan B	2-7	Labour Rebels

'A' Division League Table
Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Sperry	16	16	0	116	28	116
2	The Swan	15	13	2	96	39	96
3	Three Bridges Bumbles	15	10	5	86	49	86
4	The Royal Oak	16	9	7	77	67	77
5	Labour Club	16	9	7	73	71	73
6	The Plough Ifield	16	6	10	64	80	64
7	Labour Reds	16	5	11	60	84	60
8	The Imperial	16	1	15	35	109	35
9	The Plough Ifield B	16	2	14	32	112	32

'B' Division League Table
Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	The Old Plough	16	13	3	102	42	102
2	Legion Lions	16	16	0	100	44	100
3	Labour Rebels	16	10	6	88	56	88
4	The Pelham Buckle	16	10	6	78	66	78
6	The Downsman	16	9	7	69	75	69
5	Conservative Club	16	6	10	64	80	64
7	Lost Legion	16	4	12	57	87	57
8	The Swan B	16	2	14	49	95	49
9	The Rose and Crown	16	2	14	41	103	41