The 35th Dutch Open Darts does its reputation as the biggest darts tournament in Europe honors. Already in the early morning fanatic participants and enthusiastic spectators stood in line at the entrance of the NH Conference Centre Koningshof in Veldhoven. Due to the recent international successes of the Dutch top
Mens Results Country Womens Results Country 1. Rick Hofstra Netherlands 1. Aileen de Graaf Netherlands 2. Tomas Seyler Germany 2. Sharon Prins Netherlands 3. Martin Jongejan Netherlands 3. Irina Armstrong Germany 3. Rowby-John Rodriguez Austria 3. Maret Liiri Finland 5. Vladimir Andersen Denmark 5. Kaylee de Priester Netherlands 5. Michael
Mens Results Country Womens Results Country 1. Gary Mawson USA 1. Shea Reynolds USA 2. Wes Newton England 2. Cindy Hayhurst Canada 3. Shingo Enomata Japan 3. Paula Murphy USA 3. Joe Efter USA 3. Tricia Wright England 5. Dion LaViolette Canada 5. Bette
from bdodarts.com Super Scott Waites was crowned world champion with a clinical 7-1 drubbing of “nearly man” Tony O’Shea to win the £100,000 top prize. The Yorkshireman who had failed to reproduce his true form in five previous appearances was in defiant mood, blasting out six 180s, as his power-scoring
from bdodarts.com Anastasia Dobromyslova clinched her third world title, defying a battling performance from debutant finalist Lisa Ashton 2-1. Bolton-based Ashton hit a maximum and an 80 checkout but was powerless to stop the 28-year-old Russian from chalking up her third world title. It was an entertaining 30-minute encounter between
Mens Results Country Womens Results Country 1. David Cameron Canada 1. Cindy Hayhurst Canada 2. Andy Rust Canada 2. Kim Whaley-Hilts Canada 3. Chris Scutt Canada 3. Rachel Brooks England 3. David Switzer Jr. Canada 3. Patricia Farrell Canada 5. Jerry Hull Canada
