I've set up a NFL Fantasy Football league on yahoo.com using the same settings that we used last year. I currently have the league set for live draft, and we can make adjustments to the date based everyone's schedules. League scoring settings can be changed based on everyone's feedback once we get enough participants.
visit this link to register:
http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/league/dartplayerff
League ID# is 213855
email, PM, or post a comment with contact info for the password.
Not interested? Please tell a friend who might be.
Showing posts with label dart players. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dart players. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 03, 2011
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Monday, June 07, 2010
It's worth a try!
#Dart player(s) needed for an established team playing in a brand new league.
Looking for something to do on a Wednesday night? Do you already play darts
in an area league and need a new challenge? An old timer wanting to get back
into it? Hell do you know how to hold a dart? A new league, a Gwinnett County
League has finally after all these years been formed and promises not to be your
daddy's league. It's a league for the players run by the players. Our team is
privileged to be one of six in this leagues inaugural season. We are looking
for one or two darters to fill our roster. We Play all of our games in three
different locations very centrally located in Gwinnett and not a drive all over.
Drop us a reply!!!! Hurry space is limited!!!!!
Dart Player(s) Needed (Gwinnett) atlanta craigslist
Sometimes folks miss good opportunities to get the word out about their darting activities, but craigslist is a free resource that anyone can use to promote darts!
Looking for something to do on a Wednesday night? Do you already play darts
in an area league and need a new challenge? An old timer wanting to get back
into it? Hell do you know how to hold a dart? A new league, a Gwinnett County
League has finally after all these years been formed and promises not to be your
daddy's league. It's a league for the players run by the players. Our team is
privileged to be one of six in this leagues inaugural season. We are looking
for one or two darters to fill our roster. We Play all of our games in three
different locations very centrally located in Gwinnett and not a drive all over.
Drop us a reply!!!! Hurry space is limited!!!!!
Dart Player(s) Needed (Gwinnett) atlanta craigslist
Sometimes folks miss good opportunities to get the word out about their darting activities, but craigslist is a free resource that anyone can use to promote darts!
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Darts star Kirk hits the bullseye with baby boy
ARROWS ace Kirk Shepherd has hit the bullseye with the birth of his son Callum.
Kirk, 22, became the proudest man in the world when his girlfriend Emma Harris delivered the bundle of joy last month. Little Callum weighed a healthy 8lb 11oz.
Kirk, who started off playing for Ramsgate pub darts side, The Australian Arms, became a celebrity last year when he reached the World Darts Championship final. (full article...)
Kirk, 22, became the proudest man in the world when his girlfriend Emma Harris delivered the bundle of joy last month. Little Callum weighed a healthy 8lb 11oz.
Kirk, who started off playing for Ramsgate pub darts side, The Australian Arms, became a celebrity last year when he reached the World Darts Championship final. (full article...)
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Career flight path
A 17-YEAR-OLD schoolgirl is aiming for a lucrative career as a darts professional – thanks to winning her first match after taking part just to make up the numbers.
Kirsty Hutchinson has become a star in seven months since making that successful debut in a pub in Barnard Castle.
She now plays for four teams, often beating older and more experienced men and women, and has been selected for a young English squad to take part in a four-nation tournament in Ireland, in May.
Kirsty is studying childcare in the sixth form at Teesdale School and was working towards a career as a nanny or in a toddlers’ nursery.
“I don’t want to do that now – I’ve set my heart on becoming a professional darts player,”
she said at her Middletonin- Teesdale home. “I just love the game and want to do it for a living.”
She played only in the kitchen at home before her father, Gary Hutchinson, heard that a ladies’ team at the Beaconsfield pub was short of players and suggested she could make up the numbers.
Kirsty still plays for the team on Sundays, as well as a mixed team on Fridays. She also throws for Durham County senior team and youth teams. When not in matches, she plays in friendlies at the Bridge Inn near her home.
She also plays for up to three hours a night at home and regularly beats her father and brother Graham, both experienced players for local teams.
In the Irish event, a Youth Friendship tournament, she will line up against teams from Scotland, Northern Ireland and Eire.
“I’m just glad that my dad put my name forward for the pub team, otherwise I might never have got started playing in matches,” she said. “Everyone says I’m really good at it, so there’s no reason why I shouldn’t work hard at it and turn it into a successful career.”
Sue Hill, landlady of the Beaconsfield, said: “Kirsty amazes everyone with her skill. Players from opposing teams in league matches often say they wish they had her in their lineup.”
She is now looking for sponsorship to help pay travel expenses and entry fees for tournaments.
Any firm interested can contact her on 01833- 640182.
(story source...)
Kirsty Hutchinson has become a star in seven months since making that successful debut in a pub in Barnard Castle.
She now plays for four teams, often beating older and more experienced men and women, and has been selected for a young English squad to take part in a four-nation tournament in Ireland, in May.
Kirsty is studying childcare in the sixth form at Teesdale School and was working towards a career as a nanny or in a toddlers’ nursery.
“I don’t want to do that now – I’ve set my heart on becoming a professional darts player,”
she said at her Middletonin- Teesdale home. “I just love the game and want to do it for a living.”
She played only in the kitchen at home before her father, Gary Hutchinson, heard that a ladies’ team at the Beaconsfield pub was short of players and suggested she could make up the numbers.
Kirsty still plays for the team on Sundays, as well as a mixed team on Fridays. She also throws for Durham County senior team and youth teams. When not in matches, she plays in friendlies at the Bridge Inn near her home.
She also plays for up to three hours a night at home and regularly beats her father and brother Graham, both experienced players for local teams.
In the Irish event, a Youth Friendship tournament, she will line up against teams from Scotland, Northern Ireland and Eire.
“I’m just glad that my dad put my name forward for the pub team, otherwise I might never have got started playing in matches,” she said. “Everyone says I’m really good at it, so there’s no reason why I shouldn’t work hard at it and turn it into a successful career.”
Sue Hill, landlady of the Beaconsfield, said: “Kirsty amazes everyone with her skill. Players from opposing teams in league matches often say they wish they had her in their lineup.”
She is now looking for sponsorship to help pay travel expenses and entry fees for tournaments.
Any firm interested can contact her on 01833- 640182.
(story source...)
Saturday, March 07, 2009
TONY DAVID OUT OF HOSPITAL
Former Lakeside World Champion Tony David's road to recovery continues. Tony has now left the hospital and arrived home where his is said to be feeling "great but tired".
(full article...)
(full article...)
Friday, March 06, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Will sewa-darts.com Sponsor a North American Pro Dart Player?
I just throught I'd throw in my 2cents worth here...
I think that sponsorship of a darts player is an absolutely wonderful idea. As the player(s) that have posted in this thread attested to, darts is an expensive undertaking, and without proper sponsorship it probably won't be an undertaking for very long unless one manages to reach the top of the heaps rather quickly.
I do feel though that "charity begins at home."
The Americans playing the sport of darts have enough troubles already, and realistically could use the support more than someone that is NOT located within driving distance of the largest tournaments and most frequent tournaments in the circuit.
I can understand players everywhere needing support, but there is a huge difference between gas money and airfare.
Americans are fighting darts battles on several fronts, it's not only the players themselves here that need help, but the sport itself! We can't even get the major sports broadcasters to put tournaments that are held here on our televisions, while broadcasters in Europe come here and show these tournaments live halfway around the world.
Nothing against any darter anywhere, but I think that local boys and girls might be in greater need of assistance.
As I said, just my two cents worth. (there's more to read so click the link)
Link---> Sponsor a player
I think that sponsorship of a darts player is an absolutely wonderful idea. As the player(s) that have posted in this thread attested to, darts is an expensive undertaking, and without proper sponsorship it probably won't be an undertaking for very long unless one manages to reach the top of the heaps rather quickly.
I do feel though that "charity begins at home."
The Americans playing the sport of darts have enough troubles already, and realistically could use the support more than someone that is NOT located within driving distance of the largest tournaments and most frequent tournaments in the circuit.
I can understand players everywhere needing support, but there is a huge difference between gas money and airfare.
Americans are fighting darts battles on several fronts, it's not only the players themselves here that need help, but the sport itself! We can't even get the major sports broadcasters to put tournaments that are held here on our televisions, while broadcasters in Europe come here and show these tournaments live halfway around the world.
Nothing against any darter anywhere, but I think that local boys and girls might be in greater need of assistance.
As I said, just my two cents worth. (there's more to read so click the link)
Link---> Sponsor a player
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Not acting her age
At 82, Dorothy Nurski keeps active with her dart league
There are certain things you expect when you walk into VFW Post 6760. You expect to hear country music on the jukebox. You expect the bartenders to be pouring cheap mugs of beer. And you expect to see people playing darts.
You might not expect one of those dart players to be 82 years old and more active than some people half her age. (full article...)
There are certain things you expect when you walk into VFW Post 6760. You expect to hear country music on the jukebox. You expect the bartenders to be pouring cheap mugs of beer. And you expect to see people playing darts.
You might not expect one of those dart players to be 82 years old and more active than some people half her age. (full article...)
Thursday, December 04, 2008
Have you visited Chris White's website?
Be sure to check out my blog on recent updates from tournaments.
Update Alert - Created a Links page and Shark Shop, which is coming soon so check back.
I leave on December 3 for the PDC World Championships Qualifier so check back for results.
I hope you will visit often. There's much more to come.
http://www.chriswhitedart.com/default.html
http://www.chriswhitedart.com/default.html
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Darts team have hit the diet 180
THE lads from the Halliwell Super League Darts Team challenged Fit Squad to help them achieve their aim – to banish their beer bellies and get into shape.
After years of booze, bar snacks and no exercise, we had to get strict with the Bolton boys – and they had to get serious.
The results speak for themselves.
Before ... how the Halliwell darts team shaped up before their diet
Before ... how the Halliwell darts team shaped up before their diet
Our seven lads have hit the bullseye and lost a total of 180lb (12st 12lb) in just three months.
And all are determined to continue with their new winning lifestyles.
Diet expert Amanda Ursell says: “I listened to what all the boys had to say and decided on some basic rules for everyone, then gave some individual tips to each of them as well.”
Here’s what she told them . . .
1. All the lads were asked to halve their alcohol intake.
2. No sugar in tea or coffee.
3. Ditch all sugary sodas, squashes, juices and smoothies and drink water instead.
4. Aim for five servings of fruit and vegetables daily.
5. Replace chips with boiled or baked potatoes.
6. Either take their own food to away darts matches or have half the amount of bar food they would normally.
7. Eat three meals a day.
8. Swap standard mayonnaise for extra-light mayonnaise or reduced-fat salad cream.
9. No pastries, including savoury pies.
10. Only takeaways on the Fit Squad list were allowed (see fitsquad.co.uk).
11. Only semi-skimmed or, preferably, skimmed milk allowed.
12. Swap cakes and biscuits for fruit snacks.
The team also had to get moving.
Fitness expert Nicki Waterman says: “I gave all the boys pedometers and wanted them to aim to build up to at least 10,000 steps a day.
“I gave each member their own tips depending on past and current fitness levels.”
(full article...)
After years of booze, bar snacks and no exercise, we had to get strict with the Bolton boys – and they had to get serious.
The results speak for themselves.
Before ... how the Halliwell darts team shaped up before their diet
Before ... how the Halliwell darts team shaped up before their diet
Our seven lads have hit the bullseye and lost a total of 180lb (12st 12lb) in just three months.
And all are determined to continue with their new winning lifestyles.
Diet expert Amanda Ursell says: “I listened to what all the boys had to say and decided on some basic rules for everyone, then gave some individual tips to each of them as well.”
Here’s what she told them . . .
1. All the lads were asked to halve their alcohol intake.
2. No sugar in tea or coffee.
3. Ditch all sugary sodas, squashes, juices and smoothies and drink water instead.
4. Aim for five servings of fruit and vegetables daily.
5. Replace chips with boiled or baked potatoes.
6. Either take their own food to away darts matches or have half the amount of bar food they would normally.
7. Eat three meals a day.
8. Swap standard mayonnaise for extra-light mayonnaise or reduced-fat salad cream.
9. No pastries, including savoury pies.
10. Only takeaways on the Fit Squad list were allowed (see fitsquad.co.uk).
11. Only semi-skimmed or, preferably, skimmed milk allowed.
12. Swap cakes and biscuits for fruit snacks.
The team also had to get moving.
Fitness expert Nicki Waterman says: “I gave all the boys pedometers and wanted them to aim to build up to at least 10,000 steps a day.
“I gave each member their own tips depending on past and current fitness levels.”
(full article...)
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Cleveland Officer Gary Wojcik's dart throwing skills pure gold
CLEVELAND -- Cleveland police officer Gary Wojcik has won six gold medals since 2000 throwing darts at national Olympic-like competitions held annually for police and firefighters. He has taken five of those golds in the last five years.
It's not surprising to learn that he also shoots guns with bull's-eye accuracy. The 47-year-old has been teaching Cleveland cops how to shoot straight for the last seven years.
When did you throw your first dart?
In the late '80s, (full article...)
It's not surprising to learn that he also shoots guns with bull's-eye accuracy. The 47-year-old has been teaching Cleveland cops how to shoot straight for the last seven years.
When did you throw your first dart?
In the late '80s, (full article...)
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