The inaugral ISA Open Darts Championship was held at the Engine House on Boughton, towards the end of last season. The winning team was Andy 'ton-up' Caswell and Mark 'Doctor Doubles' Howell. The night was a great laugh, and over £60 was raised for Club funds. Thanks to Andy and Dawn for putting the night on.

	On the left we see the evening kicking off with that lynchpin of any tournament, the first round draw. (l to r) Paul Brighton watches on as Stu Musgrave picks the home team out of Lee Miller's sack, and Kevin Thomas inspects to make sure that all is above board and kosher.
On the right here we see Lee 'The Prince of the Port' Miller in what was voted the home made darts shirt of the night. An original number made for Mr. Miller by Donnatella Versace from hand rolled butterfly silk, super glue and glitter.
	With a sense of unerring inevitability the evening progressed to Brannigans, which saw James Green's shirt, with it's removable lettering, become the centre of attention for a couple of glamour-puss ladies. Bad news was to follow for Mr. Green however as his offer to show the ladies his other removable items was rejected (violently). On the left Greeny can be seen modelling the shirt, in Brannigans, alongside Paul Brighton, Kevin Thomas and Jon Hocking.

As can be seen, a cracking night was had by all. Left to right - Alun Griffith, Mark Howcroft, Stuart Musgrave, Steve Painter, Jon Hocking, Andy Caswell, Leo Burns, the back of Tom Kennedy's head, Paul Brighton and James Green. Toned athletes to a man!