The top four players were pushed to the limit and there were a couple of bottom four players in the semi finals.
The final went down to the wire, with Isaac checking out 56 and taking the win.
In the quarter final results, Ash Button defeated Ethan Okesene through a forfeit.
Scotty Vesty beat out Justin Parker, Isaac Suckling defeated Collin Sander, and Corey Nesbit was able to take out Brett Suckling.
In the semi final results, Isaac Suckling was able to beat Ash Button, and Corey Nesbit defeated Scotty Vesty.
Isaac and Corey faced off in the final, with Isaac coming away the victor.
The final week of preliminary matches next week and then it's finals time.
The Monday night singles comp had another amazing turn out, with 34 players turning up for battle.
A and B-grades games were played, with the darts standard and scoring extremely high.
It was another high standard of darts in A-grade, with all six players throwing consistent scores and putting plenty of pressure on each other.
A big thank you to Geoff and Riley Bracken who stepped up into A-grade and held their own.
But in the end it was a Suckling family affair, with Brett and Isaac Suckling playing off in the final and Brett taking the win.
The father-and-son duo also hit 180s during the night.
There were three groups playing in B-grade, and there were some great games and fun had all round.
In group one, it was Tom McCallum who took out the win, with Simone Lumbar winning a six dart shoot out for second place.
In group two, it was another Suckling that carried on the winning tradition, Chad Suckling taking out the group and Wayne Smithwick in second place.
In group three there was a three way shoot out, with Paul Grant getting the win over the father-and-son duo of Wade and Ryan Curnow.
Ryan edged out the old man to win second place.
Thank you to everyone for their help in keeping the games flowing and scoring.
~ by Scott Vesty
Premier League winner Isaac Suckling and runner-up Corey Nesbit.
Paul Grant and Ryan Curnow.
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