WESTON Raddy's went on their travels to neighbours Berrow, looking to sustain their pursuit of winning the Somerset Darts Super League.

WESTON Raddy's went on their travels to neighbours Berrow, looking to sustain their pursuit of winning the Somerset Darts Super League.

Raddys were desperate to record a clear victory, but did not get the start they had hoped for as both opening rubbers went to Berrow. However, this scare was short-lived as Bob Hadley led the charge, notching 105 and 74 checkouts to get Raddy's on the board.

Steve Thirkettle levelled the match, winning 3-0, and hitting a 180 on his way to a healthy 24.24 average. Graham Kurle again showed his class with a no-nonsense 3-0, scoring eight tons with a superb 26.37 average. Chris Thomas won a close encounter 3-2 maintaining a 23.75 average, before Paul Smith made it 5-2 with a 16-dart leg and a 180. Carl Evans proved he is coming back to his best, also hitting a 16-dart leg, and an 80 checkout averaging 23.25. Daz Paul was ruthless in his 3-0 win, before Adam McNally increased Raddy's lead to 8-2.

Berrow then pulled a leg back but John Anderson hit another 1- dart leg and a 180 to give Raddy's a comfortable 9-3 cushion before the pairs. Captain Harding made it clear to his team not to relax and they did not.

Carl Evans and Daz Paul 3-0, John Anderson and Mike Harding 3-0, Chris Thomas and Bob Hadley 3-2, Paul Smith and Mike Cannon 3-0, Dave Sheppard and Steve Thirkettle (180) 3-1, and finally Graham Kurle and Adam McNally 3-0 ensured Raddy's completed a clean sweep of the pairs and accomplished their mission.

Berrow unfortunately had key players away, but put up a spirited show. Captain Mike Harding was elated with his team's performance but wanted to heap the praise on the tremendous support and spirit in the squad

"Some of the lads that do not play have played a pivotal role in our season, without them we would not be the same team." Man of the match was Graham Kurle who showed what a talent he is becoming.