The Spearwood Dalmatinac Club once again played host to this year’s Fremantle ‘Premier League Finals’. The night was tipped to be an absolute cracker with the cream of WA’s players battling it out to see who would be crowned Champion for 2021.

Q F 1.  (Best of 11)     Tim Pusey (102.6) defeated Dave Charnock (84.99)            6 – 0

Q F 2.  (Best of 11)     Bailey Marsh (94.84) defeated Lewis Kirk (86.86)                 6 – 4

Q F 3.  (Best of 11)     Ricky Pickett (83.50) defeated Mark Dorotich (71.63)           6 – 2

Q F 4.  (Best of 11)     Kim Lewis (91.90) defeated Adam Rowe (84.30)                  6 – 0

S F 1.  (Best of 11)     Tim Pusey (93.60) d Ricky Pickett (80.53)              6 – 1

Tim jumped out the blocks winning the first three legs in 16, 16 & 14 darts before Ricky pegged 20 the register his account. Ricky was down on his recent good form and Tim responded by winning the next three legs comfortably.

S F 2.  (Best of 11)     Bailey Marsh (97.13) d Kim Lewis (87.05)              6 – 3

‘Young Gun’ Bailey took the first leg with a brilliant 131 peg (After busting it the previous shot) then won the next two legs in 17 and 15 darts, 3 – 0. Kimmy the ‘Legend’ was having none of it and bounced back winning the next three, 3 – 3. Bailey then put his foot on the gas winning the next three that included a 14 and 11 dart leg (140,180, 81 & 100 Peg)

Final    (Best of 13)     Bailey Marsh (95.87) d Tim Pusey (90.83)              7 – 3

The final showdown between two brilliant young dart players did not disappoint with both turning on some power scoring and clinical pegging. Bailey with the shot, opened his account with a very tidy 16 dart leg before ‘The Magnet’ Tim bounced back taking out the second leg pegging 55. Blow for blow they went with Bailey taking the third leg in 15 darts then Tim pegging 8 to win Leg 4, it was 2 – 2. As in his Semi-Final, ‘Young Gun’ Bailey cranked it up a notch winning the next three legs on the trot that included a brilliant 160 peg out. The ‘Magnet’ wasn’t done yet and took out the next leg in 18 darts but even with his next leg scoring 140, 180, 139, leaving 42 was no match for the sheer scoring power of Bailey who won the next two legs impressively in 14 & 15 dart legs…..awesome darts.

Well done to both of the boys for an absolutely brilliant display of darts, the crowd was not disappointed. Congratulations to Bailey on a well deserved win and commiserations to Tim.

Tim Pusey (L) Bailey Marsh (R)

Thanks to Eddie Walker for providing the tunes and the sound on the night and finally, a big thank you to everybody that came along to watch and make the 2021 ‘Premier League’ finals a night to remember.

Finals and venues as follows.

A Grade to be played at Spearwood Dalmatinacs Club

Grand final – Italian Club Red v Spearwood Dalmatinacs

B Grade to be played at the Fremantle Italian Club

Grand final – Nomads v Jandakot Jets

C Grade to be played at the Willagee Rugby Club

Grand final – Kardy Kats v Jandakot Jets

D Grade to be played at Jandakot Jets

Grand final – Spearwood Dalmatinacs Blue v Cockburn Mens Dart Club

E Grade to be played at Cockburn Bowling Club

Grand final – Jandakot Jets v Spearwood Dalmatinacs White

F Grade to be played at Spearwood Dalmatinacs

Grand final – Spearwood Dalmatinacs v Fremantle United

G Grade to be played at Cockburn Bowling Club

Grand final –  v Dalmatinacs White v Old Easts

The grand finals will be played on Wednesday 1^st September

Teams named first are the ‘home team’ and are responsible for keeping the book.

No averages or highest pegs are required to be recorded.

Both teams are required to submit results

Good luck to all teams

Preliminary Finals and venues are as follows.

A Grade to be played at Spearwood Dalmatinacs Club

Preliminary final – Italian Club Red v Cockburn Men’s Dart Club

B Grade to be played at the Fremantle Italian Club

Preliminary final – Nomads v Kardy Kats

C Grade to be played at the Willagee Rugby Club

Preliminary final – Hilton Park Bowling Club v Jandakot Jets

D Grade to be played at Jandakot Jets

Preliminary final – Spearwood Dalmatinacs Blue v Willagee Rugby

E Grade to be played at Cockburn Bowling Club

Preliminary final – Cockburn RSL v Spearwood Dalmatinacs White

F Grade to be played at Spearwood Dalmatinacs

Preliminary final – Spearwood Dalmatinacs v Cockburn Mens Dart Club

G Grade to be played at Cockburn Bowling Club

Preliminary final –  v Dalmatinacs White v Fremantle United

The preliminary finals will be played on Wednesday 25^th August

Teams named first are the ‘home team’ and are responsible for keeping the book.

No averages or highest pegs are required to be recorded.

Both teams are required to submit results

Good luck to all teams