WDF World Cup Teams 2011

Friday July 29, 2011  

The WDF World Cup 2011 is less than 2 months away.  It will take place between September 21-24, 2011 in Castlebar, Ireland.

Several countries have already sent in their teams biographies, team lineups and pictures.  For future reference, to view the countries and its members and for more information and updates on the WDF World Cup, click the WDF World Cup 2011 link to the left or above.

MEMBER COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD DARTS FEDERATION INCLUDE
Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Bermuda, Brazil, British Darts Organisation, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Cayman Islands, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Guyana, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Iran, Isle of Man, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Northern Ireland, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, St. Lucia, Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Turks and Caicos, United States of America, Wales



New Pacific Masters Champions

Sunday July 24, 2011  

The 34th running of the prestigious Pacific Darts Masters at the East Devonport Recreation Centre in Devonport Tasmania Australia saw over 200+ players competing for WDF, BDO and DFA ranking points and the $5000.00 prize money on offer.

Gosnells a suburb of Perth in Western Australia has a new darts Champion in Damon Heta (left in image). He put in a powerful display of darts to out point South Australian Andrew Townes 6 – 4 in the final.

In the semi finals Damon Heta defeated Jason Murdoch from Forbes (NSW) 5 – 4 in a thrilling world class contest while Andrew Townes defeated former World Champion from Perth Tony David 5 – 0.

Pam Burr, (pictured left in the image) from southeast Queensland had a huge day winning her first Pacific Masters title from a field of 82 of Australia’s best players. This was Pam Burr’s greatest win since winning the Australian Singles title back in 1995. In the final she defeated the very experienced Victorian in Carol Forwood 
4 – 0.

Burr had a strong victory over Western Australian Natalie Carter in a great contest in the first semi final winning 3 – 1. Forwood defeated Western Australian Robyn McCloy in the second semi final 
3 – 0.

Mens Results
1. Damon Heta
2. Andrew Townes
3. Tony David
3. Jason Murdoch
5. Craig Atze
5. Kerry Whear
5. Graham Davis
5. Bruce Bakers
9. Chippy Miller
9. Laurie Loch
9. Fred Cadby
9. Deryck Francis
9. Wayne Brown
9. Danny Porter
9. Ian Wise
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1. Pam Burr
2. Carol Forwood
3. Natalie Carter
3. Robyn McCloy
5. Jucinta Dann
5. Jane Gamble
5. Melissa Sinnott
5. Kerry Crowdey
9. Corrine Hammond
9. Tricia Bucholz
9. Fran Shore
9. Shirley Corker
9. Sheryl Beasy
9. Karen Roberts
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Ladies Results
Quarter Final results
Pam Burr QLD 18.861 defeated Jucinta Dann WA 18.85 3 – 1
Carol Forwood VIC 23.45 defeated Melissa Sinnott VIC 22.38 3 – 1
Natalie Carter WA 21.442 defeated Jane Gamble WA 18.192 3 – 0
Robyn McCloy WA 14.81 defeated Kerry Crowdey QLD 14.80 3 – 1

Semi Final Results
Pam Burr 17.05 defeated Natalie Carter WA 16.98 3 – 1
Carol Forwood VIC 25.47 defeated Robyn McCloy WA 20.73 3 – 0

Final
Pam Burr 22.260 defeated Carol Forwood 19.46 4 – 0

Men’s Results
Quarter Final Results
Jason Murdoch NSW 31.80 defeated Kerry Whear WA 30.38 4 – 0
Damon Heta WA 25.55 defeated Craig Atze SA 25.251 4 – 2
Andrew Townes SA 27.14 defeated Graham Davis NSW 27.067 4 – 2
Tony David WA 20.87 defeated Bruce Baker QLD 20.512 4 – 3

Semi Final Results
Damon Heta WA 29.79 defeated Jason Murdoch NSW 31.26 5 – 4
Andrew Townes SA 28.75 defeated Tony David WA 23.13 5 – 0

Final
Damon Heta WA 28.06 defeated Andrew Townes SA 27.092 6 – 4

View Bracket

Mark Heinze
Darts Australia



Brenneman and Pardy win Charlotte Open

Wednesday July 20, 2011  

Mens Results
1. Shawn Brenneman
2. Terry Hayhurst
3. Bob Sinnaeve
3. Joe Huffman
5. Howard Myers
5. Ken Weaver
5. Chris Linkous
5. Jim Widmayer
9. Steve Price
9. Bob Meininger
9. Bob Gargan
9. Robbie Phillips
9. Donny Joe
9. Sean Moran
9. Ed Labarbera
9. Brian Blake
17. Peter Griffiths
17. Shannon Cullen
17. Steve Panuncialman
17. Timmy Bagley
17. Joey Burt
17. Brad Eckenrode
17. Jerry Hilbourn
17. Ryan Barnette
17. Gordon Dixon
17. Ricky Villanueva
17. Pat Hewitt
17. Darrin Montgomery
17. Scott Wollaston
17. Ray Carver
17. Dion Laviolette
17. Tom Sawyer

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Womens Results
1. Cindy Pardy
2. Cali West
3. Hiedi Channel
3. Stacy Bromberg
5. Brenda Roush
5. Marlise Kiel
5. Julie Scheppele
5. Paula Murphy
9. Valorie Olson
9. CJ Slater
9. Andrea Taylor
9. Karen Carnes
9. Robin Curry
9. Carole Herriott
9. Christina Cummings Medina
9. Sarah Simoens
17. Paula Delp
17. Valerie Goad
17. Diana Jayne
17. Nicolle Deyton
17. Angela Gaulthier
17. Ashley Brandl
17. Vicki Briggs
17. Stephanie Bemis
17. Lora Josey
17. Heather Wein
17. Marilyn Popp
17. Sandy Hudson
17. Pam Briggs
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All India National Darts Championships 2011

Tuesday July 12, 2011  

The 9th All-India National Darts Championships was played at the Expotel in Hyderabad last week We have received the following results from the All India Darts Association.

Men’s Singles:
Semi-Finals:   Nitin Kumar  4-2  Phalgun Tiruvasu,   Sarthak Patel  4-3  Amish Negi
Final:  Sarthak Patel  4-3 Nitin Kumar

Women’s Singles:
Semi-Finals:   Janani Janakiraman  3-1  Amita Ahir,  Vijaya Techsingani  3-2 Ayesha Sayed
Final:  Janani Janakiraman  3-2 Vijaya Techsingani

Youth Boys Singles: Final:  Amit Gilitwala  3-0  Akshay Mehta

Youth Girls Singles: Final:  Amita Ahir  3-1  Kinjal Chauhan

Men’s Pairs: Final:  Mohan Goel/Arnab Rahe  3-2  Chandrika Singh/Sarthak Patel

Women’s Pairs: Final:  Ayesh Sayed/Nausheen Sayed  3-2  Arti Chauhan/Bhumika Kachadia

Mixed Pairs: Final:  Nitin Kumar/Janani Janakiraman  3-1  Ankit Goenka/Parama Bose



Netherlands Boys and England Girls Win Europe Cup Youth

Sunday July 10, 2011  

The Boys from the Netherlands dominated the Europe Cup Youth which was played in Aberdeen, Scotland. They won the Singles with Jimmy Hendriks defeating Jake Jones (England) by 3 sets to 1. They also took the Pairs title with Jeffrey de Zwaan & Mike Zuijdwijk defeating fellow teammates Jerry Hendriks & Jimmy van Schie  by 4 legs to nil. England won the Team Event defeating the Netherlands 9-6 to secure second place in the overall cup.

The England Girls (Fallon Sherrock & Felica Blay) won the Overall Cup thanks to their 4-2 victory over Scotland (Emily Davidson & Louise Duncan) in the Pairs Event. The host nation Scotland took second place followed by Sweden in third. Alannah Waters from Wales won the Girls Singles event with a 4-0 win over Sweden’s Sarah Rosen. Despite this Wales could only manage 4th place in the Overall Cup.

Complete results and the points tables can be found on the links below.

Boys Team Round Robin Boys Team Finals Girls Pairs Round Robin Girls Pairs Finals
Boys Pairs Boys Singles Girls Singles Round Robin Girls Singles Finals
Boys Points Table Girls Points Table

 



ESPN to screen 2011 Winmau World Masters

Thursday July 7, 2011  

Official BDO Press Release dated 6/7/2011

The 2011 Winmau World Masters will be a 4 day tournament, commencing on Thursday, September 1st and ending on Sunday, September 4th – with ESPN screening play on Friday, September 2nd, Saturday, September 3rd and Sunday, September 4th.

Live and Exclusive from HULL ARENA: September 2nd, 3rd and 4th

The 2011 Winmau World Masters will be shown live and exclusively by sports media company ESPN and extended to a three-day televised event from Friday, September 2nd to Sunday, September 4th in a new broadcasting agreement with the British Darts Organisation.

“After nine consecutive years with BBC Sport, the World Masters is moving to ESPN,” says Olly Croft, managing director of BDO Enterprises Ltd.

 

“In thanking the BBC for establishing the World Masters as a TV favourite, we are now delighted to be forging a new and innovative broadcasting relationship with ESPN to provide an even bigger three-day tournament from a venue new to BDO darts for our players, officials and sponsors.”

The World Masters will be shown on ESPN live from Hull Arena on Friday, September 2nd, Saturday, September 3rd and Sunday, September 4th and heralds a new era of television exposure for BDO darts and its players.

The event will mark ESPN’s first live darts programming in the UK and confirms the sports broadcasters’ continued effort to broaden the range and variety of UK sports programming it offers fans.

ESPN’s live televised darts coverage will be led by Ray Stubbs, presenter of both the BDO World Professional Darts Championships and the Winmau World Masters for several years during his time with the BBC. All discussion and analysis will come live from the tournament, capturing the environment and connecting viewers to the unique atmosphere of live darts.

For more information contact ROBERT HOLMES: 0781-0047925
email: 


Pacman joins Philippines Board

Tuesday July 5, 2011  



Australian Central Coast Classic

Friday July 1, 2011  

Men’s Singles Results (view bracket)
Mick Mullaney (ACT) defeated New Zealand’s Asia Pacific Singles Champion Koha Kokiri 5 – 2 at the Australian Central Coast Classic in Gosford. Mullaney defeated Dave Whitmore 4 – 2 in the semi finalists. While Kokiri was too strong for Eddy Sims winning 4 – 1.   

Quarter Finals
Koha Kokiri (NZ) defeated Graham Davis 3 – 2
Eddy Sims defeated Mike Bonser 3 – 0
Dave Whitmore defeated Phillip Hazel (NZ) 3 – 2
Mick Mullaney defeated Scott Johnson 3 – 0

Last 16
Koha Kokiri (NZ) defeated Lindsay Wells 2 – 0
Graham Davis defeated Darren Webster 2 – 1
Eddy Sims defeated Craig Prizeman 2 –1
Mike Bonser defeated Marlou Sarabia 2 – 0
Dave Whitmore defeated Mitchell Clegg 2 – 1
Phillip Hazel (NZ) defeated Michael Cassar 2 – 0
Mick Mullaney defeated John Bunyard 2 – 0
Scott Johnson defeated Peter Evison (ENG) 2 – 0

Ladies Singles Results (view bracket)
Tasmanian Sandra Smith was victorious over Western Australian Natalie Carter/David 4 – 3 in the Ladies Singles. Smith accounted for Carol Forwood 3 – 1 in their semi final while Carter/David defeated Corrine Hammond 3 – 0 in the second semi final Semi Finalists.

Quarter Finals
Carol Forwood defeated Bubs Sylva (NZ) 2 – 1
Sandra Smith defeated Helen Johnston 2 – 0
Natalie Carter/David defeated Lavinia Hogg 2 – 0
Corrine Hammond defeated Fran Shore 2 – 0

Men’s Doubles Results
Winners:
Lindsay Wells QLD & Mick Mullaney ACT
Finalists:
Dave Breasley NSW & Matt Kaletta NSW
Semi Finalist
Mike Bonser NSW & Phillip Hazel NZ,
Mitchell Clegg NSW & Darren Webster VIC
Quarter Finalists
Kaine Sheather NSW & Guy Holland NSW
Craig Horan VIC & Bill Muncaster NSW
Don Whittington NSW & Michael Anderson NSW
Brad Johnson NSW & Scott Johnson NSW

Ladies Doubles Results
Winners:
Fran Shore NSW & Lavinia Hogg NSW
Finalists:
Lorene Earnshaw NZ & Bubs Sylva NZ
Semi Finalist
Natalie Carter David WA & Colleen Nicholls NSW
Corrine Hammond NSW & Carol Forwood VIC
Quarter Finalists
Chris Woolley TAS & Helen Johnston TAS
Pam Burr QLD & Kerry Crowdey QLD
Anne Cooley NSW & Lorraine Langley TAS
Raylene Miller TAS & Sandra Smith TAS