Eccles and Hedman win Scottish Open

Tuesday February 21, 2012  

Note: The mens and womens rankings are updated.

Mens Results Country   Womens Results Country
1. Tony Eccles England   1. Deta Hedman England
2. Robbie Green England   2. Julie Gore Wales
3. Benito Van De Pas Netherlands   3. Irina Armstrong Russia
3. Barry Copeland Northern Ireland   3. Tamara Schuur Netherlands
5. Jay Foreman England   5. Lorraine Farlam England
5. Andy Boulton England   5. Rachna David Norway
5. Steve Douglas England   5. Claire Stainsby England
5. Martin McCloskey Ireland   5. Lynn Cowan Scotland
9. Sandy Stephen Grampian   9. Tracey Gordon Scotland
9. James Wilson England   9. Emily Davidson Scotland
9. Jamie Bain Scotland   9. Angela De Ward Ireland
9. Remro Van Eijden Netherlands   9. Anne Kirk Scotland
9. Davy Richardson England   9. Frances Lawson Scotland
9. Eimardo van Engelen Netherlands   9. Jan Robbins Wales
9. Stephen Bunting England   9. Sophie Elrick Scotland
9. Martin Phillips Wales   9. Karen Lawman England
Mens Singles Bracket Womens Singles Bracket
Mens Pairs Bracket Womens Pairs Bracket

 



Miles And Rodney Winners at the West Coast Classic

Wednesday February 15, 2012  

The West Coast Classic played in Perth Western Australia over the weekend saw two new Champions crowned.

Justin Miles (left) of Mandurah defeated Andrew Towns from Adelaide South Australia 7 – 6 in the final. Miles accounting for Kyle Anderson 6 – 5 in the semi finals while Townes defeated Alan Aird 6 – 4.

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9.		 Justin Miles
Andrew Townes
Alan Aird
Kyle Anderson
Rob Modra
Damon Heta
Tony David
Peter Machin
Adam Rowe
Koha Kokiri
Jamie Rundle
Kerry Whear
Darryl Westrup
Beau Anderson
Nigel Hatley
Tyson Hoefel		 Australia
Australia
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In the Ladies event Michelle Rodney (left) broke through for her first big win defeated the experienced Louise Ball 6 – 3. Rodney was in brilliant form all day, defeating another international in one semi final in Carol Forwood 5 – 0 while Ball accounted for Susie Willemsen 5 – 4 in the other.

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9.		 Michelle Rodney
Louise Ball
Suzi Willemsen
Carol Forwood
Natalie Carter-David
Dot McLeod
Becca Heidke
Corrine Hammond
Vanessa Bridge
Fran Shore
Kim Kelly
Julie Thomas
Cherly Sutton
Robyn McCloy
Hele Johnston
Jucinta Dann		 Australia
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The West Coast Classic Youth Boy’s Singles was won by Tyson Hoefel, three weeks after he won the Australian Youth Singles. Hoefel from Western Australia defeated Queensland’s Jamie Rundle.

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Jamie Rundle
Dylan Dunster
Kieren Rodwell
Alex Jones
Matthew Dorotich
Reb Penny
Christopher Brookes		 Australia
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Dutch Open Youth results

Thursday February 9, 2012  

Boys Results Country Girls Results Country
1. Rowby-John Rodriguez Austria 1. Bauwke Verreydt Belgium
2. Dimitri van den Bergh Belgium 2. Joyce Schuumman Netherlands
3. Sven Groen Netherlands 3. Vera Speth Netherlands
3. Jimmy Grave Netherlands 3. Veleria Shvetc Russia
5. Wesley Bour Netherlands 5. Fenna Bouwman Netherlands
5. Berry van Peer Netherlands 5. Marilou Daamen Netherlands
5. John de Kruijff Netherlands 5. Sharon Jansen Netherlands
5. Tim van de Poel Netherlands 5. Kimberley Giepmans Netherlands
9. Martijn Keulers Netherlands 9. Annet van Elten Netherlands
9. Marnix de Beer Netherlands 9. Louise Bunk Netherlands
9. Enrico Moes Netherlands 9. Dominique Lambregts Netherlands
9. Danny Bakker Netherlands 9. Kaylee van der Steen Netherlands
9. Kenny Neyens Belgium
9. Max Hopp Germany
9. Kevin Voornhout Netherlands
9. Kevin Versluijs Netherlands


O’Shea and Gore winners at the Dutch Open

Monday February 6, 2012  

Mens Results (view final 32 bracket)
 Womens Results (view final 16 bracket)
1. O Shea, Tony 1. Gore, Julie
2. Prins, Dave 2. Farlam, Lorraine
3. Wiel Vande, Willy 3. Graaf de, Aileen
3. Hurrell, James 3. Zanten van, Floortje
5. Venken, Davyd 5. Hoenselaar, Francisca
5. Phillipson, Coen 5. Lawman, Karen
5. Robson, Gary 5. Jansson, Maud
5. Ruiters, Marcel 5. Armstrong, Irina
9. Adams, Martin 9. Hedman, Deta
9. Jennings, Paul 9. Krappen, Karin
9. Schriek, Chris 9. Carroll, Louise
9. Max, Edwin 9. Ihasz, Veronika
9. Noppert, Danny 9. Schuur, Tamara
9. Bunting, Stephen 9. Molema, Carla
9. Norris, Alan 9. Geeraerts, Kathy
9. Huybrechts, Ronny 9. Jones, Zoe

 

View Dutch Open Doubles Results

Photos from Day 1

Photos from Day 2

Photos from Day 3

 



Seyler and de Graf win German Gold Cup

Thursday February 2, 2012  

Mens Results Country Womens Results Country
1. Tomas Seyler Germany 1. Aileen de Graf Nederland
2. Geert de Vos Belgien 2. Irina Armstrong Germany
3. Remon Hurrebrink Nederland 3. Tamara Schuur Nederland
3. Thomas Luksch Germany 3. Rilana Erades Nederland
5. Johann Honner Germany 5. Nicole Hartmann Germany
5. Donie Michels Belgien 5. Ivana Skaro Germany
5. Benny Sensenschmidt Germany 5. Floortje van Zanten Nederland
5. Jonny Nijs Nederland 5. Morena Wolf Germany
9. Vincent Kamphuis Nederland 9. Bianka Strauch Germany
9. Rene Laender Germany 9. Carola Müller Germany
9. Michael van der Horst Nederland 9. Verena Ritze Germany
9. Swen Seifert Germany 9. Bianca Bober Germany
9. Christian Bähr Germany 9. Sabrina Spörle Germany
9. Daniel Zygla Germany 9. Anja Vonscheidt Germany
9. Ingo Vogt Germany 9. Silke Göbel Germany
9. Patrick Bulen Germany 9. Heike Jenkins Germany


Thierry Michaux and Patricia de Peuter Belgian Champion 2012

Wednesday February 1, 2012  

Sunday was played in Harelbeke for the titles of Belgian Champion 2012. 130 men, 40 ladies, 15 junior boys, 7 junior girls and 6 aspirants.

This year all champions of 2011 were back in the final, but not everyone could extend the title. Thierry Michaux Belgian champion and Ronny Huybrechts runner-up.
Both men selected for the national team made an exciting final. In the end it was Thierry who won with 5-4 and for the first time Belgian champion. Tanguy Borra and junior Kenny Neyens shared third.

Patricia de Peuter was for the third time in succession Belgian Champion. In the final she defeated Carine Dessein of Brussels. Nicole Delie and Ingrid were Nassel shared third. This year it was Dimitri Van Den Bergh who stood better to throw in the final and so toke his third title against Kenny Neyens. Brian Raman and Leonardo Paz were shared third.

Bauwke Verreydt champion with the girls by defeting champion Sharon Bracke. Laura Evens and Silke Freyne shared third place. Viani Van Den Bergh was at the aspirants for the fourth time in succession Belgium Champion, now after profit on Wesley Vandevoorde.



Dionne and Pardy win Quebec Open

Tuesday January 24, 2012  
Mens Results Country Womens Results Country
1. David Dionne CANADA 1. Cindy Pardy CANADA
2. Marcel Simard CANADA 2. Diane Gobeil CANADA
3. Marco Gonthier CANADA 3. Nathalie Bolduc CANADA
3. Guy Connelly CANADA 3. Robin Curry CANADA
5. Dave Switzer CANADA 5. Cali West USA
5. Troy Hanlon CANADA 5. Jackie Buessecker CANADA
5. Chris Scutt CANADA 5. Marie Julie Chartrand CANADA
5. Raymond Gagne CANADA 5. Doris Tanguay CANADA
9. Lorne Langlais USA 9. Darlene Macleod CANADA
9. Gerry Melanson CANADA 9. Jennifer Delisle CANADA
9. Martin Tremblay CANADA 9. Lynn Marshall CANADA
9. Kevin Bourque CANADA 9. Sandra Walker CANADA
9. Gary Broomhead CANADA 9. Cathie Beaudry CANADA
9. Ross Snook CANADA 9. Clothilde April CANADA
9. Yves Raymond CANADA 9. Louise Beaudin CANADA
9. Bernard Beaudin CANADA 9. Johanne Tremblay CANADA


WDF Monetary Awards:  Scott & Deta Top The 2011 Rankings

Thursday December 22, 2011  

The WDF World Ranking Tables for 2011 are now complete. As is customary, the WDF rewards the most successful players on a worldwide basis in the form of The WDF Annual Monetary Awards. The awards go to the top five men and women in the WDF World Rankings after the conclusion of the final event of 2011. In addition awards are presented to the top three men and women who finished outside the top five but were best in the three regions which are: Americas, Asia/Pacific and Europe. The following players will all be receiving their awards early in the New Year.
Men’s Overall World rankings 2011
$2000 Scott Waites (England)
$1500 Dean Winstanley (England)
$1000 Martin Adams (England)
$800   Jan Dekker (Netherlands)
$600   Darryl Fitton (England) 

Men: Americas Region
$500 Larry Butler (USA)
$300 Tom Sawyer (USA)
$200 Terry Hayhurst (Canada)

Men: Asia/Pacific Region
$500 Greg Moss (New Zealand)
$300 Jonathan Silcock (New Zealand)
$200 Lourence Ilagan (Philippines)

Men European Region
$500 Steve Douglas (England)
$300 Gary Robson (England)
$200 Paul Jennings (England)

 Women’s Overall World Rankings 2011
$2000 Deta Hedman (England)
$1500 Irina Armstrong (Russia)
$1000 Anastasia Dobromyslova (Russia)
$800   Lorraine Farlam (England)
$600   Trina Gulliver (England)  

Women: Americas Region
$500 Cindy Pardy (Canada)
$300 Stacy Bromberg (USA)
$200 Robin Curry (Canada)

Women: Asia/Pacific Region
$500 Carol Forwood (Australia)
$300 Corrine Hammond (Australia)
$200 Jannette Jonathan (New Zealand)

Women European Region
$500 Julie Gore (Wales)
$300 Aileen de Graaf (Netherlands)
$200 Maret Liri (Finland)


Results from the Philippines

Wednesday December 21, 2011  

Once again Lourence “The Gunner” Ilagan proved he is the country’s top dartplayer by annexing both WDF ranked 2011 PhilMasters and Philippine International Darts Open Men’s Singles titles! The field included entries from Malaysia, Brunei, Denmark, Canada, England, Sweden, Singapore and Australia chasing the all important world ranking points offered by these two events.

Ilagan handily won the Philmaster title via a 5-1 scoreline against Bebot Tubianosa of Gensan while the ladies event was a 4-1 mastery by Ging Ansale of Bukidnon over Cagayan de Oro’s Analiza Awitan.

Alain “The General” Abi-abi of Gensan matched Ilagan dart for dart for the 2011 Philippine International Darts Open crown only to miss chances at crucial double in the decider that Lourence won 5-4. Ging Ansale was denied a double title win as she was blanked 4-0 by comebacking Jan-jan Hinojales of Davao.

Lourence Ilagan of Cainta, Manila who just last June was the Philippine Cup champion thus prevented an all Mindanao show as all other finalist Tubianosa, Abi-abi, Ansale, Hinojales and Awitan are based!

Both events were made possible by Congressman and Boxing’s Pound for Pound King Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao via the Manny Pacquiao Darts Association (MPDA), Association of General Santos Darters (Agendarts), Darts Council of the Philippines (DCP) and the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC).

 



Results from the Estonia Open 2011

Tuesday December 6, 2011  

Mens Results (View Bracket) Country Womens Results (View Bracket) Country
1. Johan Engström SWE 1. Kirsi Viinikainen FIN
2. Arunas Ciplys LIT 2. Maret Liiri FIN
3. Ulf Ceder FIN 3. Tarja Salminen FIN
3. Darius Labanauskas LIT 3. Tatiana Popova RUS
5. Carlo Van Cleef NET 5. Lumi Silvan FIN
5. Daniel Larsson SWE 5. Olga Mayer RUS
5. Daniel Van Mourik NET 5. Satu Niskala FIN
5. Voldemar Arder EST 5. Anastasia Shtareva RUS
9. Aaron Knox FIN 9. Eija Mustonen FIN
9. Jari Nieminen FIN 9. Maria Lindström FIN
9. Ali Roberts FIN 9. Liza Pugina RUS
9. Antero Rantala FIN 9. Irena Cipliene LIT
9. Ian Hoeve NET 9. Avelīna Lace LAT
9. Esko Pietikäinen FIN 9. Jennie Voittonen SWE
9. Tatu Pehkonen FIN 9. Valeriia Shvetc RUS
9. Ivar Raadik EST 9. Violeta Povilaitiene LIT

 



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