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Results from the French Open XXIV

Mens Results Country Womens Results Country 1. Alan Norris England 1. Irina Armstrong Russia 2. Garry Thompson England 2. Anita Tobias Luxemburg 3. Geert De Vos Belgium 3. Kimberly Bogemans Belgium 3. Dennis Te Kloese Netherland 3. Kathy Geeraerts Belgium 5. Matthieu Leclercq France 5. Sandrine Valverde France 5. Danny

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New Facebook Page

The World Darts Federation has changed the way it will use facebook.  In the past, a Facebook “GROUP” was created.  This caused some problems with posting information on the wall.  We have moved the WDF to a facebook “PAGE”. Please click the facebook logo to visit and “LIKE” the page

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2012 WDF Europe Cup – Important Information

At a meeting of the European Darts Council held during the World Cup in Ireland it was confirmed that the 2012 Europe Cup will be held in Antalya, Turkey. This was due to the withdrawal of Belgium as hosts. Full details will be announced in the near future.

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18th WDF General Meeting – A brief Summary

Applications for Full Membership of the WDF were approved for CATALONIA, JERSEY, NIGERIA, and UKRAINE. “Interim membership” status was granted to UGANDA who were unable to be represented due to problems in obtaining visas. Several amendments to WDF statutes were approved by the 34 full members represented in the meeting

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WDF World Cup 2011 Republic of Ireland – results

WDF World Cup Castlebar, Republic of Ireland 20-24 September 2011 For the first time in WDF World Cup history, a country swept all 3 World Cups.  The England Men’s team dominated the competition by winning the men’s World Cup by 72 points.  England men’s team won the team event, finished 1st and

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WDF World Cup 2011 Mens Team Finals

The team event is a best of 17 with each player playing 1 leg of 501 against each player of the opposing team.  The finals consists of team Finland (Jarkko Komula, Sami Sanssi, Petri Korte and Ulf Ceder) and team England (Scott Waites, Tony O’Shea, Martin Atkins and Martin Adams).

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