Whaley Hilts wins first international tourney outside Canada
Chalk up another first for Quinte West dart player Kim Whaley Hilts.
The No. 1 ranked woman in Canada became the first-ever Canadian female to win the Americas Cup competition held recently in Port of Spain, Trinidad.
The victory was the first for Whaley Hilts outside of Canada where she has already won two world-ranked tournaments -- the Canadian Open and Quebec Open. (full article...)
Showing posts with label Americas Cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Americas Cup. Show all posts
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
4th WDF Americas Cup
Message from the President of the TTDA
AMERICAS CUP
On behalf of the Trinidad and Tobago Darts Association, I welcome all participants and guests to the 17th Caribbean Darts Championships and the 4th WDF Americas Cup which is being held at The Cascadia Hotel & Conference Centre. (visit the site...)
The Trinidad & Tobago Darts Association was formed 25 years ago, and to coincide with the anniversary they are to host the 4th WDF Americas Cup and the 17th Caribbean Darts Championships. Running from the 25th of July to the 3rd of August at the Cascadia Hotel and Conference Centre the competitions will involve 13 teams, including Brazil, Florida, Canada and U.S.A. with a total of approximately 200 players. (the rest of the post on Tommo's Blog)
AMERICAS CUP
On behalf of the Trinidad and Tobago Darts Association, I welcome all participants and guests to the 17th Caribbean Darts Championships and the 4th WDF Americas Cup which is being held at The Cascadia Hotel & Conference Centre. (visit the site...)
The Trinidad & Tobago Darts Association was formed 25 years ago, and to coincide with the anniversary they are to host the 4th WDF Americas Cup and the 17th Caribbean Darts Championships. Running from the 25th of July to the 3rd of August at the Cascadia Hotel and Conference Centre the competitions will involve 13 teams, including Brazil, Florida, Canada and U.S.A. with a total of approximately 200 players. (the rest of the post on Tommo's Blog)
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