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NORTH OAKLAND DARTING ASSOCIATION
Youth League
Winter Season - 2013/2014 Dart Year
STANDINGS THRU 3/9/14                                                 Week #5

Note: Players will combine and will draw for partners each week instead of having permanent teams. This will ease the burden of team mates who have partners that cannot show up to play because of other commitments or activities.
Individual Stats will be shown in the Division 1 & Division 2 Personal Stats below, the High In and High Out to Date and the High # of Outs to Date.
Even though the League is divided into 2 divisions, the placement in the divisions is not an indication of ability. The divisions are set up to allow our Stats Software to function properly.

This Week's Mystery Out was 33

Nobody hit the Mystery Out

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Division 1 Personal Stats High In & High Out to Date

High # of Outs to Date

Division 2 Personal Stats Sorted Players 01 Averages

Perfect Shots to Date

Score Sheets that you filled out

Current High League 01 Average
Brandon Kincaid - 44.79
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High 01 Averages for the Night
Holly Smith - 47.79
Keelin Bielby - 40.74
James Lakotosh - 37.44
Kayla Land - 35.59
Josh Chapel - 35
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High % Above Own Average for the Night
Holly Smith - 15.23%
James Lakotosh - 10.84%
Damien Dobek - 3.38%
Keelin Bielby - .75%
Chris Dobek - .54%

Josh Chapel - 87
Holly Smith - 71/78/85
Carol Dobek - 120
Mike Dobek - 85
Damien Dobek - 74
Chris Dobek - 98
Kayla Land - 73
Samantha McClelland - 72/80
Tyler Schatz - 80
Keelin Bielby - 85/81
Michael Abbott - 80/100
Max Brown - 109
David Smith Jr - 100

Please use only BLACK pens or pencils when filling out your score sheets. Some Fax machines or scanners do not pick up the other colors good and I can't see what you've written down.

If you make a mistake on your score sheets please don't over write the number. Draw a line thru the incorrect number and write down the correct number next to it. Many times I can't tell what the correct number is when you keep writing over the wrong one trying to correct it. This is especially true when you Fax your sheets because the Fax just takes a picture of the page in Black & White.