A CELEBRATION of darts brought down the curtain on an action-packed season.
The Carlisle Thursday Night 4's Darts League held its finals night at QZone, giving players and teams the chance to compete for silverware at the end of a fiercely contested campaign.
Shaun Little, an organiser of the league, said: "Wow. What a night of darts.
"Honestly, I'm over the moon with how well last night went.
"We wanted to do something different with finals night and make sure every final got the stage it deserved, and I think it's fair to say we did that.
"A massive thank you to everyone who came and to QZone for hosting and Nichol and Sign for providing the trophies.
"A huge thank you to John Wightman for refereeing all the games and Jason Little for marking."
QZone A triumphed in the fours competition, defeating QZone B in the final.
In the Division Two Doubles, Dan Valance and James Musgrave claimed victory, while John Duncan and Sean Paton edged out Rich Watson and Mike English in a last-leg decider to win the Division One Doubles.
The Open Doubles Final also went the distance, with Evan Hall and Alfie Louden narrowly beating Shaun Little and Harry Robinson.
In the singles events, Dale Weir secured the Division One title by defeating John Duncan.
Alfie Louden sealed another win by beating Jordan Rotherham in the Division Two final.
The Open Singles crown went to Geoff Ramshaw, described as "exceptional" after his standout performance.
Runner-up Jaxon Oman was praised as a player with a bright future.
Team honours went to QZone A, who were named Division One champions, while Bridge End took the Division Two title.
Denton Holme A also received trophies following their promotion.
Individual awards included Dan from Bridge End winning Most 180s and Chris Royle from Redfern taking home the Highest Checkout prize.
Sam Henderson won the 180 competition on the night, earning a Target TOR.
Henderson turned up "suited and booted" for the occasion, adding a touch of style to the evening’s celebrations.
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