WARWICKSHIRE County Darts Organisation will be hoping to make it three wins in a row this coming weekend when they take on Glamorgan at their home venue Hen Lane and District Social Club, 6 Beacon Road, Coventry CV6 4DS.
Going into the fixture Warwickshire are placed seventh in the Cosmo Darts Premier Division of the UKDA National League with ninety-four points from five games while their opponents are in fourth position with 111 points from six games. After a somewhat slow start to the latest campaign Warwickshire will be looking for a win to help them climb a little further up the table.
Hoping to secure another victory for Warwickshire will be:
Men’s ‘A’:- Jamie Atkins, Gareth Braham, Kevin Dowling, Noel Grant, Nigel Heydon, Steve Hine, Mark McGeeney, Wayne Mynard, Jenson Walker, Jack Wareing, Matty Washbrooke, Chris Wickenden.
Men’s ‘B’:– Mark Carter, Adam Hancock, Dave Hill, Scott Hope, Mark Martin, Will Naylor, Sam Price, Karl Reynolds, Noah Rose, Mark Strong, Martin Tonks, Sam Whittaker, Reserves:- Pete Hughes, Lee Miller, Ian Shaw.
Women’s ‘A’:- Kirsty Hinchcliffe, Courtney Hine, Natalie Gilbert, Hannah Meek, Caroline Pike, Donna Pinch.
Women’s ‘B’:- Wendy Adams, Nina Bolt, Marian Conway, Angela Jones, Melanie Jones, Chloe McKivett-Saunders, Reserve:- Kat Spanswick, Denise Keyte, Kris Meek.
In the Andy Wheeler Championship Division of the UKDA National League West Midlands are placed tenth in the eleven teams division with seventy-seven points from five games and although they began their season with a 19-17 win at Cheshire they haven’t won since and now desperately need a win to lift them away from the relegation zone.
This coming weekend they have the opportunity to do just that as they play at home against Sussex who are just three places above them with ninety-five points and although a win would not ensure they catch them up on points it would definitely reduce the gap between them.
In the last round of fixtures in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League Black Country had a bye but prior to that after three consecutive wins and a draw they suffered their first defeat of the opening five games when they went down 24-12 at home against Leicestershire which cost them their number one spot in the division and after their bye they have dropped five places in the table to sixth on 105 points. Although they have game in hand on leaders Suffolk they are some thirty-six points behind them.
This coming weekend they will be hoping to return to winning ways and close the gap on the teams above them when they travel to the Wellmans Sports and Social Club, Parc Bryn Cefni Industrial Estate, Llangefni, Anglesey LL77 7JA where they will take on local county Gwynedd. Gwynedd who have played one game more than Black Country are two places off the bottom of the division on ninety-one points some fourteen fewer than their visitors.
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