Darts players on top in James Ross Memorial Trophy in Inverness
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Top darts players took part in the James Ross Memorial Trophy held at the Keppoch Inn in Inverness last weekend.
Portland A player Nicky Denoon picked up another victory when he defeated Battlefield Bullies player George Main 4-2 in the final.
Nicky has now won all three of the Memorial Trophies this year.
Losing semi-finalists were Steve MacIntyre, Battlefield Bullies and Sandy Morrison, East End Arrows.
The Ladies title was won by Marian Ogg after a 3-2 victory over Sarah Stephen, with Jacqui Hill and Rhiannon McLafferty making up the last four.
Davy Grant from Tarradale took the Consolation Singles with a 2-0 win against Aaron Manson.
Meanwhile in Perth, Raigmore player Jack Mcneilly won the Grand Finals of the Scottish Youth Development Tour while his team-mate, Robbie Chalmers, reached the semi-finals and Jamie Fraser from East End Arrows was a quarter-finalist.
Culloden Moor Inn player Fiona McEwan lifted her second Kirkwall Ladies Open title.
In the Inverness Winter Darts A League defending champions Portland A moved up to third spot after a 10-2 win over Still Game while East End Arrows and Seaforth Club are top equal with four points each after 9-3 wins over Castle Street Elite and Battlefield Bullies respectively.
Innes Power maintained their 100 per cent record in the B League and are top after a 9-3 victory over stablemates Innes Spikeys.
Newly promoted side 147 Buddies had their first win of the year with a 7-5 defeat of Smithton Hotel and Raigmore recorded an 8-4 win against Thistle Inn who remain anchored at the foot of the table.
C League leaders Culloden Moor Inn had a fine 9-3 victory away to SoBar.
Clachnaharry maintained the pressure on the leaders with a 7-5 win over new team Conon Hotel.
Raging Storm Raigmore were hedkd to a 6-6 draw by Innes X.
