Anthony best player of darts tourney

this post is a few months old... but better late than never....

Central Darts Club of Arusha over the weekend returned home after successfully defending their title at the IDKL Trophy which was held at Voi, Kenya.

In the annually held darts tournament, teams from Arusha, Moshi, Taveta, Voi and Wuyundani took part. The tournament was held under the auspices of the Taita Taveta Darts Association.

Magereza Moshi were the eventual winner after beating Central darts club in the finals by a score of 19-16 games. In the semi finals Magereza beat Central ‘B’ whilst Central ‘A’ beat Ndovu Darts of Arusha. In the third place Ndovu beat Central ‘B’ team.

Anthony Fiorestine of Central ‘A’ darts club was declared the best player of the tournament having scored 180, the highest score possible in darts.

Central darts club was represented by Zoeb Kaley (captain); Anthony, Fred, Taher, Abbas, Silas, Magee, Steve, Edson, Damas, King, Mehul, Yusuf and Karim.

Central darts would like to thank their sponsors: Mr. Bimel of Prima Gems, Mr. Amaan, Bobby Trekking Safari, International Dairy Products, and Josephine Rasta who all made it possible for the team to travel.


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I got this email today...

It seems to be an effort that would good to look into and try to help. Take a look and give it some consideration.

Hi,

My name is Perminus Karanja. I am from Kenya and operate a Fishing fly tying business - www.fliesperdozen.com

I am a great lover of Darts and have been trying to use this to bring the youths and aged in our community together to Free time playing Darts other than engadge in Drugs and roberry. Unfortunately, I cannot be able to meet all their requirements and have been looking for partners who can assist me.

Some of the people play the game outside my small house, while others play in Bars. I need assistance to have them registered as a club and get them a decent place where they can be playing. I am looking at a situation where you would be willing to come to Kenya for a Safari and spend a day or two with us at a dart game after seeing all the wild animals and the likes in Kenya. I am looking at a situation where you would tell more and more people coming to Kenya to visit us and altimately a situation where this would be a major dart club in the world.

Please let me know what you think.

Thanks,

Perminus