A, B and C-grade players battled it out to see who would take home the chocolates.
It was great to see some more new faces come along for their first time and have some fun.
In A-grade, the scoring was high, and the lads didn't want to give an inch.
It's not just about the win; pride is on the line as most of the guys will face each other again on Wednesday in the Premier League.
Brett Suckling and Ethan Okesene battled it out in the A-grade final, with it going all the way and Brett taking home the win, 2-1.
Along the way he scored his second 180.
The B-grade guys and gals had some close contests, all pushing each other along the way.
Three players couldn't be split, and we had a six dart shoot out between Garry McCann, Brian Conn and Jackson Campbell to determine the winner.
It was Garry that came out on top and took home the $50.
C-grade was a tighter contest, and it’s great to see all the players improving each week and gaining more confidence in their darting ability.
The final was played between Paul Grant and Wade Curnow, and also went the wire.
Paul got the win and his first Monday night victory.
It was great to see two new winners this week, which shows that anyone can win on the night.
Again, a big DDC welcome to all our new players and we look forward to seeing you back here on a Monday night.
Premier League
Week three is done and won, with some great dart matches being played.
Our chosen eight are really starting to find their groove, and it shows, with three different winners taking home the points.
There were four tightly contested matches in the preliminary rounds.
Brett Suckling and Ethan Okesene kicked us off, and the evenly matched contest saw Brett come away victorious.
Scott Vesty and Isaac Suckling were next, and even though Scott managed to win one leg, Isaac was too good in the end.
Justin Parker and Collin Sander stepped up and, with some big scores being thrown, it was Colin who advanced.
In the final match of the prelims, it was Corey Nesbit versus Ash Button. Corey was too good in the end.
The pressure stepped up a notch in the semi finals, with Collin taking on eventual winner Isaac in the first semi.
In the second semi, Brett came up against Ethan, with Brett managing to get over the line and into the final.
This set up a father and son final.
Brett has had the wood over his son in recent times, but Isaac would not be denied and produced some great darts to take out the night and the vital five points.
Brett scored a 180 and a 177, much Isaac’s disgust, as he thought he should have gone for another 180.
Thank you to all those who came along to watch and help with scoring.
We look forward to seeing what week four has in store for us, as we get closer to the final
~ Report by Deniliquin Darts Club founder Scott Vesty
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