Last Sunday saw the annual charity darts singles knockout take place at the Narberth RFC. On the night, a total of 60 players entered, making for a good turnout.

Eventual winner was Gareth Davies, of Merthyr, who beat Lyndon Williams, of the Ivy Bush, in the final by two legs to nil. This is now the fourth year on the trot that the cup has failed to stay in the Narberth League - perhaps due to the fact that a lot of the top players didn't turn up.

This year's charity recipient is nine-year-old Geraint Lewis, of Landshipping, who suffers from Down Syndrome and a large amount of money has been raised, with £1,684 being the final total.

Many thanks to the following who all donated either with money or prizes: Main sponsor N. and B. Concrete, Enigma of Narberth and Whitland, Dragon Inn, John Derbyshire, K. P. Thomas fuels, Karl, Sandra and Tara, Davies Daihatsu, Dyments, Andrew Rees Butchers, Celtic Vision, Idos, Costcutter, Spar, Bargain Box, Nobles, Audrey Bull, No.47, Joss Griffiths Butchers, Lloyds Pharmacy, Dragon House, Lawrenny Arms, Arwyn Bowen, Megna Indian, Narberth Kebab, Next Door, Folly Farm, Clerkenhill Adventure Park, Landsker Stores, Dicky Parry, Angel Inn, Narberth, Contented Sole, Simply Gardens, Paul and Sheree Morris, Pet Shop, Narberth, Dingle Caravan Park, Utopia, Alpha Inn, Bush Inn, Robeston, Martin James, Bridge Inn, Narberth, Bethesda Farm Shop, Joann Unsworth, Greg Morris, Dicky and Gilly Morris, Commercial Garage, Rob Morgan, A40 Garage, Haulfryn, Templeton Beer Wines and Spirits, Sospan Fach, Lisa Symonds, Sharron Lidbury, Narberth Glassworks, Tim Mason Antiques, Ian Doble Glazing, Contempary Homecare, Vicky Symonds, Tommy, c/o G. D. Harries, Howell James The Saddler, Oakwood, Blue Lagoon, Ian Harries, c/o G. D. Harries, Madz Cafe, Lillies, Huw Howells, Liz's Bakery, Maurice Cole, Austin Price, Chris Jenkins and Martin Thomas, Stuart Hughes and Paul Farr, Seajay Disco, and all the teams involved in the league, although the following failed to sell any tickets - the Eagle, Glandy Cross and Plash.

Many thanks to those involved in making the night go well - Eric Bates (Gazelle representative), Wyn Phillips (NDDL chairman), Colin Hallwood (NDDL secretary), Richard Morris (NDDL vice-chairman and main seller and organiser) and Sarina Edwards. Also thanks to the staff of the RFC.