STRETTON Anglesey's 100% record in the Dean Burton Premier Division has finally gone after defeat at Rolls-Royce, their closest rivals.
Stretton showed the difference between top and bottom, though, when they comfortably beat Littleover A with Brian Smith, Connor Chamberlain, Darren Carter and Andy Milsom all winning well.
Rolls-Royce, meanwhile, also won at Horsley, with Ollie Walters' 21-8 card a highlight.
Swadlincote Catholics, likely rivals of Royces for the runners-up spot, also won at Horsley with Dave Garner and Graham Bailey 21-8 winners.
Brackens are off the bottom of the Division One table after victory at fellow strugglers Spondon.
Here, Chris Cripwell was the best of seven winners with a 21-7 card.
Lamb Inn won at Belevedere, with Andy Evans and Lewis Johson winning 21-5 and 21-7.
Graham Jones won 21-9 for Henhurst in their victory at Brackens, which moves them up to second.
Andy Ryder had a 21-6 card for Rolls-Royce in their success at Rolleston.
Stapenhill were the only away winners in Vice Presidents Division Two this week, Les Stretton leading the way with a 21-7 at Ashbourne.
Brackens moved off the bottom with victory over South Wingfield, although Tom Baldwin won 21-9 for the visitors.
Two good wins against Winshill and Derby Co-op have moved Hazelwood clear at the top of the Alvaston & Boulton BC Division Three table.
The highlights in the victory against the Co-op were a 21-8 card from Chris Rochester and Albert White's 21-9 success.
Washlands stay in the hunt after recording seven winners at King's Newton while, in Division Four, Little Eaton are the new leaders following a win over Rykneld.
Michael Kirkland (21-5) and Derek Young (21-7) won for the new leaders, who have played two games more than their rivals.
