The event was marked by several trophies being fiercely contested before being awarded by Oxford United's Peter Rhodes-Brown.

The evening was filled with dramatic finishes, with Steve Ward stealing the show to claim the Oxford Singles title.

Littlemore British Legion also had a memorable night, securing both the league and cup double.

The Oxford Singles final was a battle between two former runners-up, Steve Ward of Black Horse 'A' and Luke Purcell of New Club 'A'.

It was Ward who finally clinched the coveted title after a tense finish.

Ward comfortably won the first leg, but Purcell improved in the second, setting four, and Ward matched him with his final stick to force a three-stick shoot-out.

Purcell claimed the second leg, leaving the contest finely balanced for the deciding leg.

Purcell set four, leaving Ward needing five to take the title.

Ward, under immense pressure, managed to hit the doll with his final stick to seal victory and claim his first Oxford Singles title.

Purcell, despite his efforts, suffered his second defeat in a Singles final.

The Ted Houghton Singles final was equally tense, with Tony Eeles of Rose Hill 'B' facing Paul Edwards of Red Lion Yarnton.

Eeles won the opening leg, and the contest was sent into a three-stick shoot-out in the second leg.

The contest was then forced into a sudden-death, one-stick decider, which Eeles won, claiming his first Singles title.

The Stuart & Sons Cup final between Littlemore British Legion 'A' and North Leigh saw the Legion adding the cup to their Premier Section championship.

The Legion comfortably surpassed North Leigh's total in the opening leg, and in the second leg, Mark Bayliss sparked a remarkable recovery, registering the night's only maximum and inspiring his team to an impressive total.

This victory completed a double for Littlemore British Legion, who had already secured the Premier Section title.

Kevin and Ashley Stuart of Littlemore British Legion retained the Parent & Child title for the third successive year, defeating Brian and Dane Lovatt of Rose Hill Club.

The Monty Greenaway Fours final between New Club 'A' and Six Bells 'C' was a tight affair.

The contest came down to the deciding leg, with New Club setting 11.

Six Bells anchor man Jack Lane was left needing four to tie and five to win.

Lane managed to hit the doll three times with two sticks remaining, but his next two attempts missed the target, handing New Club the title.

The event was a testament to the skill, determination, and sportsmanship of all participants, making it a memorable night for all attendees.