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Saturday, October 25, 2008

Tahoe Biltmore Open Dart Tournament - Reminder

Hi Darters,
Here is a flier for the Tahoe Biltmore Open Dart Tournament.
November 7-8-9, 2008
This tournament rooming is done by the hotel.
Room Rate of $59.00 for the hotel, and $55.00 for the cabins.
Use: Dart 08
If there are any more questions, you can call or e-mail me.
flier link...
Robert Martell

Thursday, October 16, 2008

PDC - Forthcoming Events Update

LATEST information for forthcoming PDC Pro Tour events held in the coming weeks.

Players Championship - Dinslaken
Entries for the Players Championship to be held in Germany on 24 and 25 October close this coming Thursday.

Any games before the last 128 will be played on Friday night, with the last 128 onwards playing on

European Championship Qualifier
Entries are open to any PDPA member and non-members resident outside the UK, and are being taken being taken until midday on Thursday October 16.

Entry costs 20 Euro and is available via the GDC by visiting www.gdc-online.info.

Entry is also available by contacting Carina Becker on C.Becker@sportscom.de or +49 89 5521 396, ext 44, players can pay the money in Dinslaken but must enter in advance.

John McEvoy Gold Dart Classic
John McEvoy Gold Dart Classic Players Championship entries close on Thursday October 23 at midday (UK time).

Irish Masters
Players can still enter the non-ranked Gleneagle Irish Masters - being held on Saturday November 1 - until Thursday October 23.
(source link...)

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Upcoming LB Darts Events

Please check out www.lbdarts.com for flyers for upcoming events,
  • Nov 8 at Blatt Billiards in NYC there will be an exhibition and clinic by 4 of the top players in the NY area. Blatt Billiards has expanded their Dart Supply section, and they will be offering special discounts for that day.
  • Nov 28-30 $10,000 Long Island Fall Classic

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Samson thirsts for more

DARTS
Derrick Samson admitted nerves got to him in the Asia Pacific Cup singles final in Palmerston North yesterday, but he's keen to go to the World Cup in the United States next year.

The Palmerston North player was part of the New Zealand Black Flights team which lost its hold on the international tournament when it finished second behind the powerful Australians.

Along with teammate Mihi George, who made the women's final where she was walloped by player-of-the-tournament Australian Corrine Hammond 4-0, Samson was the best-performed of the Black Flights.

"I was petrified before the match - it was the biggest game I've played," a disappointed Samson said after his 4-2 loss to Australian Peter Machin. "But up 2-0, I had chances to go three up, but missed and it gave him confidence," said Samson, who admitted it would have been nice to have had a drink to calm his nerves. He recently found he was unable to do this, being diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.

"It just relaxes me, and I can get into a rhythm. At the moment I feel as though I'm forcing the darts and not letting them go."

His first taste of playing for his country has made Samson hungry for more, though he knows he'll need to do plenty of work over the next few months.

"I'll have to chase tournaments and get into finals. It's going to take time to get comfortable playing without a drink, but I really enjoyed this week and want more."

The Black Flights went into yesterday's finals needing to win the teams game as well as the two singles finals, because the Australian women's pair of Hammond and Louise Ball had also made the final against Japan.

In the end, the Australians made no race of it, winning all four finals, though the team and women's pair were tight affairs.

Japanese player Yuka Hamasaki was disconsolate after she and partner Mayumi Ouchi had let a 3-2 lead slip, losing the last two games after missing doubles. Earlier the Black Flights let a lead slip against Australia as well.

The most exciting game of the day was in the men's pairs where Malaysians Selbaraju Subramaniam and Anandan Tandrian threw brilliant arrows to beat the high-scoring Japanese duo Taro Yachi and Atsushi Takeuchi 4-3.

Australia's hot form yesterday won it the Asia Pacific title for the first time in more than a decade.

With its two finals appearances Japan finished third, ahead of Malaysia, while Hong Kong was well back.

Finals, Teams: Australia bt New Zealand 4-2. Pairs, Men: Malaysia bt Japan 4-3. Women: Australia bt Japan 4-3. Singles, Men: Australia bt New Zealand 4-2, Women: Australia bt New Zealand 4-0.

Final points: Australia 296, New Zealand 216, Japan 186, Malaysia 152, Hong Kong 62. (story source)

Thursday, October 09, 2008

Gold Coast Shootout #I. $5,000+ Dart Tournament - ADO Sanctioned

There is now an additional hotel option:

Marriott Courtyard Oxnard
www.marriott.com
600 E Esplanade Dr
Oxnard, CA 93036
Ask for:
Jason Casas
(805) 278-5067
(805) 373-8337 (Fax)

Ask for the Darter's Rate or Seaside Highland Games Rate....

Also if there is any chance Please visit our sponsors. Let them know that you saw their ad at the tourney or on the VCDA website. The more you support them the bigger the payout for next years Tournament.

Seaside
Highland
Games

Gold
Coast
Shootout I

Sponsored by:
Ventura County Dart Assn


Bench Warmer
1855 E Main St
Ventura, CA 93001
(805) 643-4303


Sam's Saloon
3129 SAVIERS RD.
OXNARD CA.
805 486-6077


Pathfinder Metrics

"Business Performance Management that Works"

www.pathfindermetrics.com
Randall Wheeler, CMA
668 Flinn Ave Suite 28
Moorpark, CA 93021
Tel: (805) 523-2690
Fax: (805) 523-2662


Nordic Services
Repair Services
Tel: (805) 643-6768
Randy Nordin, Owner


Cuppa Joe
1751 Lombard St
Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 604-1673


Victoria Pub
1413 S Victoria Ave # F
Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 650-0060


Marriott Courtyard Oxnard
www.marriott.com
600 E Esplanade Dr
Oxnard, CA 93036
Ask for:
Jason Casas
(805) 278-5067
(805) 373-8337 (Fax)

Contact us for a
chance to
sponsor this event!

email: Bryan Gosser

Sponsorship information

Press Release


some VCDA photos:
Pro Darts Exhibitiom

Corporate Games '06

More Corporate Games '06

Corporate Games '07


_________________
Oct. 11-12, 2008 Seaside Games / VCDA Dart Tourney
http://vcda.org/GOLD-COAST-SHOOTOUT.html
http://darttalk.blogspot.com

2008 SF Open - The Results are in...



Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Korea Open Darts Tournament 2008

A WDF Ranked Event:

Korea Open Darts Tournament 2008

November 2nd, 2008 (Sunday)
Gymnastic Stadium, Jamsil Sports Complex, Seoul, Korea

Entrée Fee : KRW 30,000

CONTACT INFORMATION

KOREA DARTS FEDERATION
E-MAIL : kdf"at"darts.or.kr
Phone : (011)590-1411
flier link

$20,000 dart tournament in Central Illinois Oct 17,18,19

At Goodfellas in Pekin, Il. (10 min. from Peoria) on Oct 17,18,19
there is a $20,000 soft tip tourney with open, womens, and pro events.
Great venue with over 15,000 sq. feet of space and 40 dart boards.
Wouold like to post the flyer if possible if not send your email
address to ilamuse"at"yahoo.com and i will get one out to you right
away. Thanks to all and hope you can make it that weekend.

Flier link:
2008-goodfellas-dart-oct.pdf

Saturday, October 04, 2008

Locks of Love: 7 p.m.-midnight, Oct. 17

FRIDAY NIGHT FEVER-Support the American Cancer Society

The whole campus is invited to this year's LOCKS OF LOVE event at The Gathering Place. There will be free food, drinks and HAIRCUTS.

The event will be from 7 p.m. to midnight on Oct. 17.

There will be GRAND PRIZE for the girl and guy who donate the most hair.

Hair must be 6 inches or longer.

There will also be a billiards and darts tournament, as well as an open mic hour and a prize raffle with generous gifts from local businesses.

If interested in donating hair or if you have any other questions, please contact:

Joshua Maxwell at jam007"at"marietta.edu

Hope to see you there.

Everyone is encouraged to attend.

Friday, October 03, 2008

Upcoming Tournaments

Upcoming Tournaments


* SAN FRANCISCO OPEN *
October 3 - 5, 2008
San Francisco Dart Association E-mail
* GOLD COAST SHOOTOUT I *
October 11-12, 2008
Ventura County Fairgrounds
VCDA Flier
* $5,000 LONDON BRIDGE TOURNEY *
October 17-19, 2008
Lake Havasu, AZ
London Bridge Dart Association
Flier
E-mail

SAN DIEGO MEMORIAL DART TOURNAMENT NOV. 8 th 2008

Thursday, October 02, 2008

Biltmore Open Dart Tournament

Hi Darters,
EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION !!! Last day to Register @ Room Rate is OCTOBER 8th
Thereafter prices go to rack rate !!!!
Here is a flier for the Tahoe Biltmore Open Dart Tournament.
November 7-8-9, 2008
This tournament rooming is done by the hotel.
Room Rate of $59.00 for the hotel, and $55.00 for the cabins.
Use: Dart 08
If there are any more questions, you can call or e-mail me.
Robert Martell


Hi Darters,
November 7-8-9, 2008
This tournament rooming is done by the hotel.
Room Rate of $59.00 for the hotel, and $55.00 for the cabins.
If there are any more questions, you can call or e-mail me.
Robert Martell

Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Champ’s deadly aim

IF CROYDON South teenager Renee Plucinski has a set of darts in her hand, you don’t want to get on the bad side of her.

The 14-year-old Heathmont College student proved she was a dead-eye shot recently when she threw her way to victory at the Victorian State Junior Darts Championships. And if that wasn’t enough, she finished second in the triples and third in the doubles competition also. (full article)

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

2008 Make-A-Wish Maryland Open

Just a reminder to anyone within a few hours drive...

Holiday Inn Laurel West (Off I95 between Baltimore & Washington DC)

For flyer and all tournamment events & details go to the official tournament site

www.marylandopendarts.com

This is a $7,500 ADO sanctioned tournament (18th Year).

If you need a partner or want ot car pool from your area, see the website forum page.

Anyone planning on coming down from New Jersey or the Philly area?

See you there

Cheers

Billyv

Monday, September 29, 2008

... in today's email


Lucky John's 3
(Recently Remodeled, now with more boards)
Weekly Soft-Tip Blind Draw Doubles
100% Added Soft-Tip Dart Tournament
starting on
Friday 3rd October
$5.00 entry
Sign-Ups at 7.30 pm Starting promptly at 8.00 pm
12435 Beach Blvd.
Stanton, ca 90680
714-894-3459
or call Jan at: 714-414-6257
I will be there!

Villanueva, Lozada, Malag, Manangod win 4-Man Team title

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 28: It is always good to see two equally-matched titans in action in any sport, for such a clash ensures that there is no dearth of excitement until the final result, and this was the case on Friday at the Handball Gym of Kazma Sports Complex in Adailiya, when two outstanding teams — Snipers and Charging Pins — vied for the “4-Man Team” Title in the darts competition organised by Alpha Phi Omega Kuwait Alumni Association (APO-KAA153) with support from Xpress Money and Popeye’s Chicken. When the final dart was thrown, Snipers — Antonio “Tony” Villanueva, Joe Lozada, Michael Malag and Rudy Manangod — managed to take home the beacon when they outlasted Charging Pins — Chock Sovery, Ronnie Anastacio, Alvin Coronel and John Ferrer in the 3rd game and final game although it was not an easy task for the Snipers since all the matches went into the deciding leg for a final tally of 4-2 points.


APO-KAA 153 organizers had set up the event on a double round robin format with the preliminary play-offs of two singles events on the 501 best of 3 mode of play which equalled 1 point while two doubles were also counted as 1 point each with 701 best of 3 as the mode of game. For the team event 1001 was used as the mode of play in the best of 3 games and this brought 2 points but in the 2nd round the step-the-ladder setup was used.
The initial singles event of the final game saw Chock on top in the 1st set against Tony when he hit doubles 9 but Tony managed to level in the 2nd leg when he hit doubles 1 to push for the 3rd deciding set that favoured him when he managed a doubles 16 for the win.
However, Ronnie prevailed against Joe in a seesaw battle in the 2nd singles match when he got the perfect eye for doubles 2 in both the 1st and 3rd deciding sets while Joe clinched victory in the 2nd leg with a doubles 10.

When both teams were on level with 1-1 points, Snipers advanced initially in the doubles class with Joe and Tony having a mouth-watering clash before outlasting the tandem of Chock and John by taking the 1st set and 3rd sets with doubles 12 and 16 respectively while Chock and John triumphed in the 2nd set by hitting doubles 16.
Charging Pins manoeuvred the next doubles game into their favour through Ronnie and Alvin who edged Mike and Rudy.
The 1st set witnessed Ronnie and Alvin driven by passion and pressure to level their rivals and get a doubles 16 for victory but Mike and Rudy controlled the 2nd set with a doubles 6 to move the game into the 3rd deciding set which favoured Ronnie and Alvin when they managed a doubles 1.
Darts supporters were on the edge of their seats when the 4-Man Team event started because with both the sides level it was this matchup that would decide the fate of both teams but just like any other sport there could only be one winner and this time it was the Snipers.
It was, however, not an easy victory for Snipers although they had taken the 1st set by hitting their favourite number — doubles 16 — but their opponents proved that they were not an easy prey and fought back to clinch the 2nd set when they knocked doubles 1 to push the match into the 3rd deciding set.

Snipers soon collected their together and came up with a game plan that brought them the 1st 4-Man Championship crown as they pulled off a doubles 16 for the win in the final set.
Earlier that day, in Game 1 Snipers and Charging Pins put their best foot forward and levelled 3-3. Tony triumphed in the initial singles game against Chock when he finished the 1st and 3rd set by knocking doubles 1 while Chock ruled in the 2nd set by hitting doubles 14 while Snipers took the team event that brought them a total of 3 points.
On the other hand, Charging Pins had a hold in the 2nd singles game played by Ronnie as he brushed aside Joe in 2 easy sets striking doubles 20 and 16 respectively while Charging Pins also dominated both the doubles category that saw them reach 3 points.
In Game 2, Charging Pins were in full battle gear when they completed wins in both the singles and doubles class but it seemed that when Snipers combined their skills it brought them victory in the group category.

The awarding ceremony followed shortly, and the occasion seemed like a “reunion” for the brothers and sisters of APO-KAA 153 who had come to offer their full support for another successful competition in which they recognised all the winners — Bernadette Tarucan, Anelene Advincula, Ernie Enot, Amor Auro, George Enteria, Sonny Mariano, Nelson Santiago, Robin Dayao, Isabel Quipse, Jenny Fuentelar, Espie Gumia, Anthony Decena, Lenz Bayot, Deo and Noel Amador, Caloy Abesamis, and Vic Pine.

Awards winners
Champions — Snipers
Antonio Villanueva
Joe Lozada
Michael Malag
Rudy Manangod
1st runners-up — Charging Pins
Chock Sovery
Ronnie Anastacio
Alvin Coronel
John Ferrer
2nd runners-up — Dart Knights
Kennedy Salvador
Rey Ilarde
Billy Ramos
Ray Allan Sayoto
3rd runners-up — Lupin IV
Joselito Deza
Emil Cablar
Vhon Aznar
Bong Gaza
Special Awards
TON 80
Kennedy Salvador (twice)
Joe Lozada
Joselito Deza
Cherry Outing
Wally Bassig
Emil Cablar
Ronnie Anastacio

On the other hand, the other non-winners who joined the competition are El Caviteño — composed of Darwin Palacao, Wally Bassig, Jojo Bassig and Noel Amador while the 1 9 2 5 line-up was based Lindsey Bayot, Anthony Decena, Deo Amador and Nelson Santiago. However, with consistent practice these names can be on the next list of winners and since APO-KAA 153 are “cooking up ” various competitions, fun and excitement will surely never desert the arena.
APO-KAA 153 would like to offer special thanks to Bro. Nelson Santiago, Sis. Amor Auro, Bro. Deo Amador, Bro. Ernie Enot, and Bro. George Enteria.

APO-Darts organizers would like to extend their gratitude to Ramdas Nair of Xpress Money, Majed Al-Trabolsi of Musaad Alsaleh Travel Co. and Rudolf Arceo from Popeyes’ Chicken for the sponsorship of this event. APO KAA-153 organizers would like to invite all darts enthusiasts to join their upcoming “5th APO-Dart Tourney” entitled “1st Expressmoney-APO Founders” tournament, which will be held from 17th October to 19th December 2008. For details contact: Lenz Bayot -6905164, Anthony Decena - 5018672, Nilo Madrid – 9449634.

By Jose Gabriel
Special to the Arab Times (Source link...)

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Family helps George meet his targets

The annual Vivian Rankine memorial darts tournament was as much about the sport as it was about a schoolboy.

George Rankine, son of the late Vivian Rankine, took centre stage at the competition held last weekend at Corner Pocket.

George, 14, would start the tournament as usual (full article...)

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Helston memorial darts tournament

Shortly before she died tireless Helston charity worker Angie Laity expressed a wish to hold a darts tournament to raise further funds for Cornwall Air Ambulance.

Sadly she was unable to organise the event in time, but now her wish has been fulfilled in a tournament dedicated to her memory. (full article...)

Saturday, September 20, 2008

San Diego Memorial Dart Tournament




  • November 8th, 2008 - the $5,000.00 Guaranteed
  • San Diego Memorial Dart Tournament.
  • The San Diego Memorial Dart Tournament and website is dedicated to a community of friends and competitors. This dart tournament and website is to honor and respect the memories of all who have passed.
    http://sdmdt.org/index.html

    Flier link

    Friday, September 19, 2008

    Vivian Rankine Memorial Dart Tournament

    Darts takes flight in Viv’s memory

    By Matthew Yates, matthew@cfp.ky

    Thursday 18th September, 2008 Posted: 16:15 CIT (21:15 GMT)

    A darts tournament this weekend will breathe life into the local scene.

    It’s the start of the Vivian Rankine Memorial Dart Tournament. Corner Pocket, Alissta Towers, a venue during league play, will be the site for all of the action.

    Darts will start flying from 2:30pm on Saturday and resume their flight at 1:30pm on Sunday.

    Play will consist of a round–robin format. Competitors will be counted and then evenly split into two groups. From there players will compete in single elimination games.

    Those that do well will be placed in division A while those that do not will end up in division B.

    Play will continue until the top six in each division are determined. Those darters will then take part in quarterfinals.

    The top two finishers from each division will then face off against one another for the overall championship plus second and third place trophies.

    The competition will result in overall male, female and doubles champions. In fact this year reportedly marks the first time that an overall women’s champion will be named.

    Though the format is essentially the same across all of those segments there will be a slight difference in the doubles action.

    Early registration for the tournament is recommended and can be done at the Corner Pocket during business hours.

    According to tournament director Martin Bodden, the element of surprise will be heightened as playing partners in the doubles section will be chosen at random. This will also allow more equal and fair competition.

    Though extensive the competition format is in place so that all competitors have a chance to earn a trophy of some sort. According to Bodden over 18 trophies and medals are up for grabs.

    In addition to trophies, participants are eligible to win gift certificates, shirts autographed by English darts legend John Lowe and medals for different accomplishments, such as most 180s and highest finish.

    The trophies are being sponsored in part by former Cayman Darts Association president Trevor Lloyd.

    The main sponsor of the tournament will once again be Cable & Wireless and they will provide complimentary T–shirts for all participants.

    Local dignitaries are expected to make a presence including the Minister of Youth and Sports Alden McLaughlin.

    The tournament will attract some of Cayman’s premier dart players. Among those expected to compete are Hank Ebanks, Earl Smith and newly re–elected Cayman Darts Association vice–president Philip Parsons.

    Parsons is the reigning champion of last year’s division A. He would advance into the playoffs before falling short against Frankie Martyr.

    Parsons says he looking forward to returning this time to defend his win and possibly do better.

    “I’m definitely looking forward to the tournament. It has always been exciting.

    “This time I will look to get revenge on Frankie and claim the A division again if not the whole thing.”

    The tournament will serve as entrée to the start of the local league. The next big tournament is slated to be the Pirates Week or Mickey Mouse Tournament in late October.

    The competition is in memory of the late Vivian Rankine who passed away in 1998. Rankine was an officer for the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service and was an avid sports enthusiast, especially with darts.

    Proceeds from the tournament go towards a scholarship fund set aside for Vivian’s son George. George was four years old when his father passed.

    George, 14, is said to also have a love for darts and the skills for it. He opened the tournament two years ago with a perfect “bull’s eye”.

    Bodden says the darts community takes pride in hosting the tournament to help out young George and honour Vivian.

    For Bodden the tournament is a way to not only boost darts in Cayman but keep a dear friend’s child on the right track.

    For more information contact Martin Bodden at 916–0509 or via e–mail at darter@candw.ky. (source link)





    Keema Klassic - Dart Tournament

    The Red Lion Hotel at Arden Fair in Sacramento is now taking resv's for
    the Keema Klassic on Oct 24th & 25th 2008.
    Rates are $79.99 for single or double occup. for first 30 resv.

    Information on the Keema Klassic is on WWW.SVDA.ORG
    Entries for ALL events is only $10!

    Contact: Terry Salgy at terry@svda.org or call 916 806 1499

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