Wise Waters content with underdog tag

Mzingaye Sibanda Sports Reporter
WISEWATERS thrashed Khami 22-17 in the Bulawayo Metropolitan Province Darts League on Wednesday night to maintain their unbeaten run. Wisewaters who were last season fighting relegation and are now under the guidance of captain Karabetsi Mleya, are now a force to reckon with. They have infact emerged a real threat to pacesetters Railstars
“We are doing alright and we want to challenge for the title,” said Mleya.

Mleya, Leon Blumeris, Kesary Khumalo and Mer Bafana said they will not be taking their feet off the pedal as they fight for the championship.

Railstars dismissed Parkview Kanka 28-11 to consolidate their stay at the top of the table.
Defending champions Archers walloped School of Mines 21-8 to stay on track in their bid  to defend their title. Their setback was two weeks ago when they lost to Railstars.

Highlanders seem to have found a winning formula after they recorded their first back to back win of the season. They thumped How Mine 16-23.

Results:
Highlanders 23-16 How Mine, Khami 17-22 Wise Water, New Dawn 23-16 Bellevue, Parkview Kanka 11-28 Railstars, ZRP Bulawayo 21-18 Old Nic Mine, ZMSC 8-21 Archers, PPC Wolves 12-27 Maisonic
P    W    L    Diff    Pts
Railstars     10    10     0     153    10
Wise Waters     10    10    0    66    10
Archers    10    9    1    152    9
ZRP Byo    10    7    3    48    7
Old Nick    10    6    4    23    6
Unit Fairbridge    9    6    3    5    6
Parkview Lions    9    5    4    13    5
Maison Nic    9    5    4    -1    5
Zim Sch Mines    9    4    5    -19    4
How Mine    9    3    6    -17    3
Highlanders    10    3    7    -28    3
Parkview Kanka    10    3    7    -42    3
New Dawn     10    3    7    -48    3
Khami    8    1    7    -72    1
Bellevue    10    1    9    -108    1
PPC Wolves    9    0    9    -110    0

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