Perfect 10 as North beats Williams to take glory in Portsmouth Individual League

North beat Craig McEwan in the semi-finals while Williams overcame Steve Harradine.

Callum Francis won the plate contest with John Large finish as runner-up.

Pete Mitchell and Paul Gibbs reached the last four.

North fired in an 11-dart leg while Buster Turner hit a maximum and 170 finish and John McCoubie and Rob Collins scored five 180s each.

WPM A secured the Gosport Ladies’ Winter League division one title with a 7-2 victory over Three Tuns.

Sarah Herron’s 72 finish couldn’t prevent her Carisbrooke side from going down 7-2 to Foresters Arms B who had a 140 score by Lou Smith.

Clarence’s Sue Pitt scored 131 as they dispatched RNA 5-4.

Lauren Harty notched 140 for WPM B in their 7-2 loss to Queens Head A in division two.

Queens Head B beat Seahorse 6-3 with a 140 from Tina Wrixon.

Stoke Snooker A moved within two points of division three’s leaders as they beat them 6-3.

Green Dragon’s Sarah Newman scored 134 to help them triumph 5-4 over Foresters Pub.

Market House D dropped points in division four’s promotion race as they went down 5-4 to HEDCA.

Bishop’s Waltham SC A continued their domination of Bishop’s Waltham & District League division one with an 8-1 demolition of Park Gate C.

George Mayne hit a 101 finish for Park Gate.

Dan Hill and Dave Laurent hit maximums to help Grapes win 7-2 against Vine who had a 108 finish from Andy Sugg.

Brian Eaton’s 180 couldn’t prevent Linden Tree A going down 5-4 to Barleycorn A.

An 18-dart pairs leg from Stuart Martin and Jack Martin helped Priory A beat Brewery Bar 7-2 in division two.

Bishop’s Waltham SC B pulled level on points with second-placed Woolston after dispatching them 5-4.

Acorn SC B lost ground in division three’s promotion race as they went down 5-4 to Black Dog B.

Portsmouth Darts Series’ Farehamania competition returns for its sixth outing on Saturday, April 13.

A guaranteed £350 top prize will be up for grabs in the men’s competition at Fareham WMC thanks to sponsors Norjon Engineers.

Entry costs £8 per person with prizes for anyone reaching the last eight. It starts at 2pm and will run alongside a ladies’ event with a £100 top prize and over 50s contest offering £40 to the winner. Early losers can also take part in a plate competition costing £3 to enter.

Before the main events there will be early bird singles and open pairs competitions costing £3 and £8 respectively. Doors open at 10am and the first contest starts at 11am. For more information call Stefan Evrard on 07470 092481.

A top prize of £300 is up for grabs in the Easter Open competition at Waterlooville’s Phoenix Club on Saturday, April 20.

Entry costs £7 with the main event starting at 1pm while there is also a doubles contest for £3 per player at 11am. Doors open at 9am for breakfast.