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Colin Monk makes the last 64 losing to Wayne Atwood but all the other Hampshire hopefuls fail to make the money rounds.

Arron Monk makes his pro tour debut but goes down to the very experienced Mick Savvery.

Paul Gibbs and Paul Hogan both reached the last 16 of the Men's Singles going out to Brian Woods and Mike Veitch. Wendy Reinstadtler reached the Ladies Singles semi-final losing to eventual winner Sue Biddle and Angela Hogan the last 32 going down to Michelle Shepherd.

The in-form Scott Waites took the Men's Singles title.

Andy Jenkins makes the last 32 before losing to Wes Newton but there are early defeats for Ian Eames, Ian Critchett and Colin Monk.

This result ensures James will remain in the top 12 players in the PDC rankings and therefore playing at the Topic International Darts League in the Netherlands next month.

Former A Team player Joe Holmes has unearthed this picture of the Hampshire Men's A Team that beat the West of England 7-5 at Fareham WMC on 8 May 1978. The individual scores from the match are below. Len Benham and Joe Holmes both hit 180s that afternoon. The West of England team included the then World Champion, the late, great Leighton Rees.

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Graham Baker Memorial Singles

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Barbados Festival

First he overcomes World number 1 Phil Taylor 5-2 with an average of 111 a throw and then takes out an in-form Colin Osborne by two sets to one.

His opponent in the final, Terry Jenkins can only win one leg as he races to a straight sets victory that puts him third in the UK Open table, but most importantly up to tenth in the PDC Order of Merit.

Colin Monk makes the last 32, losing out to Dave Jowett.

Bob Crawley and Ian Eames are both edged out in the second round.

Former World Youth Master Aaron Turner defeats another former winner Sean Dowling in his opening match but is edged out 5-4 in the second round by Darren Johnson who misses double twelve for a 9 dart leg.

Andy Jenkins and Jason Crawley are both eliminated in their opening matches.

He has already joined Team Unicorn as a member of Generation 180, specifically set up for younger players.

The Andover teenager has already won the Youth Invitation Singles in his home town and played steadily in his first round defeat to Brian Whybrow.

His next event will be the Blue Square UK Open Midlands regional heat in two weeks

Dietmar Burger from Austria beats Finn Sami Sanssi in the final.

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Essex Youth Events

Gibbs is seeded 10th and Hogan 11th and both will be eager to pick up valuable points towards a return to the Lakeside in 2008. England International Roy Brown is also at the event and will hope to add to the WDF points he has already earned in Scotland and Malta.

Only three of the top 16 are making the trip, Darryl Fitton, Tony O'Shea and Shaun Greatbatch.

First there is the Mill Rythe Spring Festival taking place between Friday 11 May and Sunday 13 May 2007. This holiday centre is on Hayling Island and boasts over £7,000 in prizes. Unusually, the Men's and Ladies events have equal prize funds.

Saturday 2 June 2007 at the Southampton Novotel will see another staging of one the biggest one day Opens in the country. Upwards of 400 players usually start the day chasing the top prize of £1,000 from a fund of over £2,000.

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Mill Rythe Festival

Hampshire Open

Wendy Reinstadtler also impresses with a winning average close to 80 but world champion Trina Gulliver's 85 takes the Ladies £100 prize.

The next fixture sees the table topping clash between Yorkshire and Hampshire's Men's A teams, both boast an unbeaten record this season.

Young Rikki Williams had an excellent day beating a top Dutch teenage talent in Toon Greebe and twice former world championship finalist Ronnie Baxter to reach the last 64 before losing to Andy Jenkins. Colin Monk also made the last 64 but was edged out by former world number three Colin Lloyd.

Mervyn King has qualified for tomorrow's quarter finals on his PDC Pro Tour debut together with Terry Jenkins, Phil Taylor, Wayne Mardle, Vincent van der Voort, Dennis Priestley, Colin Lloyd and Steve Beaton.