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KCL Darts team thrash London based opposition

King's College London Darts

ON Sunday, the KCL Darts team finished 2nd in the South group and advanced to the Uni Darts Cup Finals in February.

The team, captained by George Willis and team-mates Matt Jones, Sean Francourt, Malte Streitz, Mare Gee, Laurence Caines, Roman Roy, Johann Rajakarunanyake and Bhav Patel managed to get wins against LSE, UCL and SOAS but lost to Oxford to finish 2nd in the group.

The perfect 180

Sean Francourt played extremely well and succeeded in getting the perfect 180 in one of his match-ups. Also playing at a high standard were Matt Jones, George Willis, Bhav Patel and Malte Streitz who all managed scores of 140.

An honourable mention must also go to Roman Roy who won all his singles on his debut performance.

Overall, it was a fantastic team effort to achieve 2nd place and they have now progressed on to the knock-out stages of the competition for only the second time in the team’s history. Roar! Wishes the Darts team the best of luck for their upcoming games.

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