36 local players took part to challenge our overseas darting friends. Our best players being Alex Nuñez (youth) who lost in the stage final and Dyson Parody who got through to the last 8.  Over £2000 in cash prizes and a further iPod Nano & Digital Camera worth £230 were awarded. There were also World Ranking Points and places for the Winmau World Masters for the winners of the Youth, Ladies & Men’s events.

113 Men players from England, Northern Ireland, Norway, France, Spain & Gibraltar (105 players attended on the day).  9 Youth players from England, Spain & Gibraltar (all players attended on the day).  18 Ladies from England, Wales, Northern Ireland, France and Spain (16 players attended on the day).

LADIES FINAL RESULT - Click here for bracket
Paula Jacklin (Linconshire – UK) vs winner Shelly Bontoft Gash (Linconshire – UK). Score 1 – 4.

MENS FINAL RESULT - Click here for bracket
Franscisco Ruiz (Malaga – Spain) vs winner Andrew Gilding (Suffolk – UK). Score 1 – 4.

YOUTH FINAL RESULT - Click here for bracket
Alex Nuñez (Gibraltar) vs winner Kane Jacklin (Linconshire – UK). Score 1 – 3

Cyprus Mens Final 8 Bracket

Cyprus Ladies Final 8 Bracket

Cyprus Mixed Doubles Final 8 Bracket

photos by Buroaanzee; Mark Broersen

Mens Results			Womens Results
NORM TREMBLAY	CAN	1	CINDY PARDY	CAN
DION LAVIOLETTE	CAN	2	IVY WIESHLOW	CAN
RICK ARNOTT	CAN	3	ROBIN CURRY	CAN
AL TRAUB	CAN	3	LESLIE DONCHI	CAN
JOHN MARKHAM	CAN	5	SALLY FONG HOON	CAN
BERT DAVIS	CAN	5	CAROL HERRIOTT	USA
GREG LEWIS	CAN	5	ROXANNE VAN TASSEL	CAN
NATHAN POORE	CAN	5	JACKIE BUESSECKER	CAN
NORY PARTOSA	CAN	9	KRISTIE CLARK	CAN
JOHN HUSMAN	USA	9	PEGGY McKAY	CAN
TREVOR HOBBS	CAN	9	TINA SCHAEFER	CAN
CLINT CLARKSON	CAN	9	MANDY FLECK	CAN
TERRY HAYHURST	CAN	9	KIM BELLAY	CAN
BILL HAMMOND JR	CAN	9	ALYCIA HOPE	CAN
EMILE BROCHU	CAN	9	DEE ANN TILL	CAN
MATT SAGEN	USA	9	KAREN GUNDBRANSON	CAN

2011 GVO Mens Bracket

2011 GVO Womens Bracket

England’s Paul Jennings was seeded as #16 but at the end of the day he was #1.  Paul was on fire all day long. He took all his games with a clear score. He did not give his opponents more than one leg until the final against Finland’s Sami Sanssi. Sami, who was Runner-Up 2007, missed couple of doubles to level the score and Paul went on to clear victory and championship.  In the semifinals Paul beat #2 seed Clive Barden (ENG) and Sami beat another unseeded Finn Petri Korte. Both Sami and Petri are members of Finnish National Team. 

Womens final was all Swedish. Anna Forsmark had to fight all the way before Maud Jansson gave up. Ann did a good run to the final: she beat Finland’s ranking #2 Lumi Silvan in the quarterfinal 4 legs against 2. In the semifinal Finland’s Maret Liiri, seed #1 in this competition,  took only one leg. 229 players from 8 countries took part in the men’s singles event. 55 players from 5 countries took part in women’s singles.
photos copyright Risto Spora