Members of Lowton Community Darts Club took on a gruelling 12 hour darts marathon to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support last month.
The challenge saw players of all ages at the oche from 10am right through until 10pm at their base at Lowton Social Club, with every throw dedicated to those fighting cancer, those surviving, and those remembered.
The club, which has been established for eight years, recently unveiled its state of the art new darts facility featuring five interactive darts boards and two dedicated practice boards.
The 12 hour darts marathon was a real team effort, involving the mens, ladies and youth sections – and raised an incredible £1,353.91 for the cause.
And after the marathon session, one board at the darts centre had clocked up 17 games of 9999 total points!
Luke Davies explained: “At Lowton Community Darts, we’re more than just a darts team – we’re a family that stands together both on and off the oche. Cancer has touched the lives of so many people in our community, and Macmillan is there to provide care, comfort, and support when it’s needed most.”
“By giving our time, energy, and passion for darts, we want to make a real difference – every throw, every leg, and every hour is dedicated to those fighting, those surviving, and those we remember.
Well done everyone!