We are extremely grateful for the continous support from our long standing national sponsors. Thank you to the following sponsors for promoting the sport of darts in Canada!

BY Group	Specialty Sports Supplies	Bell Canada & True Sport Foundation	NDFC Proudly Supports 'Kids Helping Kids Fight Cancer'

 

 

2013 Canadian National Youth Darts Championships

The excitement is building as Canada's best youth darters from coast to coast are heading off to St John's, Newfoundland May 17-20th for the prestigious National Youth Darts Championships!

Here you can see some of Canada's top rising stars making their mark as they prove themselves on the oche. Our national & provincial youth programs have developed many of Canada's top guns over the years. Hats off to NDFC Youth Development Coordinator Carol Collett and all the Provincial Youth Directors for your dedication and support to these youth competitors!

Stay tuned over the Victoria holiday weekend for all the action and excitement from the Rock!

Youth Provincial Teams

Schedule of Events

The NDFC Executive would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all qualifiers & wish all our youth competitors the very best over the 2013 National Youth Championships. 

Bill, Mary, Carol, Maggie, Don, & Catherine

NDFC Youth History

Check out these past results:

2012 Youth Results

2011 Youth Results

Triple Crown Winners

The History of Our Youth National Championships

The 'Legal' Stuff

RULES OF PLAY

NODOR CUP

WORLD CUP QUALIFIER

WORLD MASTERS QUALIFIER

BURSARY SHOOT

OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

RESULTS

PLEASE CHECK BACK FOR MORE DETAILS 

RESULTS

This day was the crowning our 2013 Singles Champions. These competitors are the future of the sport and you better be on your best game when you step to the oche challenging one of these top notch players! Congratulations to Canada's best darters!

Our Junior Girls Singles Champions from Nova Scotia, Taylor Probert winning her first national title taking out Madison Mauger of New Brunswick with a 3-0 win to meet Manitoba's Alicia Looker in her semi finals. Taylor continued her sweep with another 3-0 victory moving her into the finals against Kayla Thompson of New Brunswick. Kayla took 1 leg o ff Taylor but she could not stop the Nova Scotian as she marched onto a 3-1 win to become Canada's newest champion! Congrats to all these fine young ladies!

In the Junior Boys competition Jaret Dion from Manitoba won his National title. This is a huge victory for his province as this title was last won back in 2003 by Clayton Downs. Making his way there Jaret took out some tough competition along the way. First Logan Crooks of Alberta took his seat as Jaret won the match 3-1 in the top 8. Next up was Ontario's own Denver Jones who took the match to the distance but could not shake Jaret out of his victory with a 3-2 score line. In the finals Jaret met up with host provinces hopeful Brayden Legge (2011 Jr Boys Champion) for another match of taking it to the max. With all the pressure for the title Jaret held his own over Brayden with another 3-2 win to become the 2013 National Champion! Way to go gentlemen!

Note: Taylor & Jaret both won their respective Bursary Shoots the day prior!

Defending champion from Ontario, Oceanna Watson continues her dominance of the game by taking her 3rd consecutive nationals singles title. Oceanna won in 2011 & 2012 as a senior plus adding the Jr. Girls Singles title back in 2009 to her resume. Taking her third straight title Oceanna knocked out Brittany Lyons of Saskatchewan 3-2 moving her into the semis to meet the 2010 & 2011 Jr. Girls Singles Champ Robin Barnes of Newfoundland & Labrador. With a 3-2 match score Oceanna moved to the finals stage to play off against Alberta’s Matyna Gutfreund. There was no stopping the defending champion now, as she wrapped up the title with a 3-0 win over Matyna. Awesome darts ladies!

The 2012 Jr. Boys champion from Alberta, Dawson Murschell won his first singles title as a senior player. Dawson who has been getting his experience out there on the circuit dropped only one leg on his way to the title. Top 8 saw Quintin Hope from British Columbia move to the sidelines while Keiffer Durham of Ontario was the only player to take a leg off the champ in the semis. Dawson met up with Ryan Sanford of Nova Scotia in the finals round who played a fine match but could not stop Dawson as he took the Sr. Boys singles crown.  Well done gentlemen!

Check out the knock-out brackets here:

Junior Girls National Champion - Taylor Probert - Nova Scotia

Junior Boys National Champion - Jaret Dion - Manitoba

Senior Girls National Champion - Oceanna Watson - Ontario

Senior Boys National Champion - Dawson Murschell - Alberta 

The big news for Sunday is that there are TWO Triple Crown opportunities on the line as Oceanna & Dawson both have a shot at this prestigious award. Good luck to both of players!!!

 

RESULTS

Early Friday morning our youth from across the Nation marched into the 2013 National Darts Championships bestowed by local dignitaries welcoming them to this most prestigious event. You could feel the excitement growing as the throw of the 3 darts marking the games as open was the lead way into these top competitors all looking for a shot at the national titles.

Kicking off Day 1 was the Doubles Championships in all 4 categories. The knock-out rounds saw numerous provinces from east & west come out of their sections to the sudden elimination. The competition was tough with many matches going the distance to the deciding leg but today Team Ontario proudly waved their flag high as they won 3 of the 4 events:

Junior Girls Doubles Champions -  Casey Rhynold & Latressa Skrzyniak - Ontario

Junior Boys Doubles Champions - Denvor Jones & Dillon Wall - Ontario

Senior Girls Doubles Champions - Kaitlyn Saunders & Oceanna Watson - Ontario

However; in the Senior Boys Doubles event, Team Alberta had plans of their own. The host province team (Newfoundland & Labrador) met Team New Brunswick in their semis to take the match 3-1 to step to the oche against Team Alberta who dashed the hopes of a sweep on day 1 for Team Ontario. Alberta continued their roll taking home their first gold with a 3-0 score line over the home town boys. 

Senior Boys Doubles Champions - Nikolas McNair & Dawson Murschell - Alberta

Bursary Shoot Results

Bursary Shoot Details

Junior Girls - Taylor Probert - Nova Scotia

Junior Boys - Jaret Dion - Manitoba

Senior Girls - Robin Barnes - Newfoundland & Labrador

Senior Boys - Keifer Durham - Ontario

Be sure to check back Saturday as the all singles titles are up for grabs!!!

Article by Catherine Haycock & contributor Bill Hatter

 

Do you want to be a part of the 2013 World Cup in St. John's Newfoundland but can't be there in person? Here is your chance to show your support at this prestigious world class event and be a part of the history in the making!!

The NDFC is offering a once in a life time dart board sponsorship opportunity to everyone - family, friends, businesses, provincial bodies, local dart leagues & more. Imagine...the best in the world playing on a dart board sponsored by you!.

DON'T MISS OUT ON YOUR CHANCE TO BE THERE!!! 

 

It was a hard fought battle however Cindy Hayhurst of Alberta & Dave Cameron of Nova Scotia both held onto their #1 spots to be crowned as Canada's top guns on the NDFC May 1st Final Ranking Lists. Not only are they Canada's #1's but both players automatically receive a berth on Team Canada at the 2013 World Cup hosted in St. John's Newfoundland this coming October. Congratulations to Cindy & Dave...well done!

Hayhurst dominated the ladies scene this past year causing quite a battle for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place. These top ladies Robin Curry - Ontario, Cindy Veith - Nova Scotia & Patricia Farrell - Newfoundland & Labrador constantly switched placing through-out the season ending up with just an eight point spread between them. Curry's first place win at the Easter Open in Ontario was just enough to joust her back up into second place with Veith falling in behind for third spot and Farrell wrapping up the top 4.

Cameron wrapped up the top spot with a 20 point spread in the Men's game. Alberta's Norm Tremblay held onto second place with over fellow Albertan Terry Hayhurst with the tie breaker rule (58 points each) while Martin Tremblay of Quebec held onto the fourth spot.

Now the slate will be wiped clean and another year of competition, travel,& glory to be #1 has just kicked off. Let the games begin!

Ladies Ranking Results

Men's Ranking Results

Article by Catherine Haycock

The 22nd annual Main Event tournament was hosted in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan bringing top contenders fighting for the #1 spots.

Cindy Hayhurst continues her domination as she captured the singles title over Roxanne Van Tassel of British Columbia. Hayhurst also won the Mixed Doubles title with hubby Terry Hayhurst. Van Tassel added a gold to her card as she and Angela Hovey of Alberta won the Ladies Doubles event. 

Congrats to Jeff Howard as he claimed the Men's singles title ousting Gerald Gillchrist in the finals. Dion Laviolette & Terry Hayhurst knocked out east coaster's Bill St. Croix & Dave Cameron to win the Men's Doubles championship round.

 

Ladies Singles	Men's Singles	Ladies Doubles	Men's Doubles	Mixed Doubles
Cindy & Roxanne	Jeff & Gerald	Roxanne & Angela	Terry & Dion	Cindy & Terry

See the full results here

Article by Catherine Haycock

With WDO, BDO & NDFC rankings up for the taking Canada's best turned out to support this annual event in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Canada's #1 ranked lady Cindy Hayhurst of Alberta was the 'super star' of the weekend as she won the ladies singles title for the 5th consecutive year!!! With the ever increasing talent and tough pressure of the ladies game this is a feat worth bragging about.

Hayhurst met Nova Scotia's Carmel Pasher in the finals but Pasher could not take it home as Hayhurst was determined to defend her 4 year running streak. Hayhurst teamed up with Sam White to take another gold in the Ladies Doubles event.

Fellow Albertan Dion Laviolette took on Derek Hanley in the Men's Singles finals to win his invitation to the 2013 World Masters in England this fall along with Hayhurst. 

Other champions include Joanne Luke & Marco Gonthier winning the Mixed Doubles title while Willie MacIssac & Sheldon Fudge wrapped up the Men's Doubles event. Darlene MacLeod, Rod Snow & Carter Mill cashed in on the Mixed Triples event. 

Men's Singles	Mixed Doubles	Men's Doubles	Mixed Triples
Dion	Joanne & Marco	Sheldon & Willie	Rod, Darlene, Carter

Check out the results here 

Article by Catherine Haycock

	We are coming down to the wire to see who can hold onto the#1 reign as the latest standing are now posted for Canada's Top Players in the official NDFC ranking race!
Cindy Hayhurst & Dave Cameron are holding onto the top spots as their competitors are in close pursuit to be 'top dog' & claim the right to own the podium as the final results will be published on May 1st!

Check out the race to #1 here:

Ladies Official Ranking List

Men's Official Ranking List

The countdown is on to our 2013 National Championships where Canada's best come out to play!

Youth National Championships Schedule of Events - May 16, 2013

Molson St. John's Open - NDFC ranked pre-tournament - June 7, 2013

Adult National Championships Schedule of Events - June 11, 2013

Canadian Open Flyer - WDF & NDFC ranked - June 14, 2013

 

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Barbados Festival of Darts

The Winterfest Open kicked off in Shannon, Quebec attracting the provinces top contenders putting this darting event on the map!

Diane Gobeil takes top honors as the first Ladies Singles champ in this inaugural event. Gobeil played off against Barbara MacCullen for her victory in the staged finals match. Gobeil & partner Louise Beaudin also won the Ladies Doubles events, chalking up another win for these gals. Beaudin added to her scorecard win capturing Mixed Triples with her brother Bernard & Martin Tremblay.

Paul Bolduc took on Simard to win the prestigious Men’s Singles event. Bolduc then partnered with Martin Tremblay to swipe the Men’s Doubles title over Marcel Simard & Bernard Beaudin. Tremblay also won the kick-off event Blind Draw Doubles with hot-shot Nathalie Bolduc!

See the full results here 

Article by Catherine Haycock

 

The 26th Snowflake Open drew enthusiastic competitors from across the country in support of this annual event.

It was tough weekends for the hometown crowd in Alberta as Canada’s finest from East & West made the journey to this event with intentions of pulling a few upsets throughout the weekend.

Roxanne Van Tassle of British Columbia had one goal in mind... capturing the Ladies Singles crown, collecting precious NDFC ranking points & oh ya...all the $$$ & bragging rights! Van Tassle currently ranked # 5 played off against # 3 ranked Cindy Veith of Nova Scotia for her win. Fellow ‘bluenoser’ - Nova Scotian Darlene MacLeod and Brenda Moreau of the Northwest Territories rounded up the top 4 spots.

The ‘out-towners’ continued their streak as Veith partnered up with Kiley Edmunds also of Nova Scotia to oust MacLeod & Bill St. Croix of Newfoundland & Labrador in the Mixed Doubles finals.

Gerald Gillcrist was king of the day as he claimed his crown defeating Jeff Howard of Alberta. Dave Cameron Canada’s # 1 ranked man also from Nova Scotia along with Albertan Keith Giles went out in the semi finals.
Gillcrist also sweetened his win with Pat Robinson – Alberta by ousting tag team Albertans’ John Murray & John Mulberry in the Men’s Doubles finals.

Wenda Picard & Angelina Palumbi did the province proud as they knocked out the Nova Scotians MacLeod & Veith to win the Ladies doubles event.

Check out the full results here...

Article by Catherine Haycock

Canada's east coast hosted the annual Newfoundland and Labrador Coors Light Winter Classic hosting 5 events with over $3600 up for grabs.

Patricia Farrell from the host province is the story of the weekend as she captured a triple crown winning all 3 events she competed in. Farrell made her way to the finals ousting Darlene MacLeod of Nova Scotia in the semis 3-0 to meet up against another Nova Scotian Cindy Veith for the finals showdown. Farrell was fierce as she confidently took a 4-0 sweep over Veith for the victory!

Roy Gough & Bill St Croix hooked up with Farrell to win the Mixed triples event 3-1 over Troy Hanlon, Alycia Hope & Carter Mill. Matrina Ryan and Farrell won the Ladies Doubles over Mandy Slaney & Cheryl Rice with another 3-1 match score.

Newfoundlander's Troy Hanlon took the men's singles crown over veteran Wayne Kelly in a well fought match.

Patricia Farrell	Troy Hanlon
Singles Champ	Singles Champ

Get the full results here

Article by Catherine Haycock

Mother Nature's blast of winter did not deter our Canadian darters from supporting the 10th annual K-W Tri City Open hosted by Chad & Nicole Hergott in Kitchener Ontario. With 4 Singles, 5 Doubles, Mixed Triples & a Blind Draw event there was a lot on tap over the weekend to appease all darters along with a $9200. prize purse!

Chad & Nicole

With the Early Bird Singles kicking off the weekend, from Orangeville Ontario, David Switzer 'the 'Dolph Lungren' (Rocky IV) of darts' took his title home defeating Canada's #1 ranked man Dave Cameron of Nova Scotia in the finals.

The Men's 501 Singles was a real cracker as Canada's best (109 Men) battled for victory coming from East & West to challenge Ontario's best! Dan Olson of Ontario is no stranger at this event. Olson had no easy route to the finals as he slewed a number of top shooters on his way to the top 4 where he knocked out Peter Sawatzky to guarantee his spot in the finals. On the other side of the house Ross Snook had his work cut out for him also has he carved his way to the top four to face off against Andre Carman. Snook stayed determined and ousted Carman to face off against Olson.

In the best of 9 legs in the finals Olson was looking pretty good with a 4-1 lead. Snook turned up the heat to move back into contention winning the next two legs to set match score now at 4-3. Olson though had other plans as he was determined to not give Snook a chance at tying up the match & clinched the victory with a 5-3 score line!

Hats off to Olson but this win is not the story of this article as the big news is that this is the 5th time that Olson has claimed this very title! Way to go Dan!

The ladies were just as tough as 40 contenders stepped to the oche looking for the singles crown. Maria Mason made her way to the stage ousting Sherry Wilkens  in her semi finals while her doubles partner Christa Venedam took down Kellie Abbott (two time Team Ontario member) in a tight set to get into the finals. Mason who was on a roll over the weekend & kept the momentum going as she won the ladies singles crown over partner Venedam.

These two gals also cleaned up in the ladies doubles and ladies crickets event for three titles! Venedam had a shot at a 4th crown as she met Patricia Farrell of Newfoundland & Labrador in the Cricket Singles finals. A well battled match as these ladies went the distance with Farrell winning the bull to kick of the deciding leg. It was a back and forth tense match with Farrell closing out her bulls with a 180-120 score line over Venedam to take the match!

Mens Singles Knock-Out Bracket

Ladies Singles Knock-Out Bracket

Ladies Singles 501	Men's Singles 501	Ladies Cricket Singles	Open Singles 501
Maria Mason	Dan Olson	Patricia Farrell	David Switzer

Other highlights over the weekend include the Men's Doubles Cricket where Ted Larwence & Andre Carman whitewashed David Richardson & Ken Sherk in the finals. The Mixed Triples champs of Shelley Watson, Bernie Miller, & Dave Cameron won 3-0 and the Men's Doubles Champs came all the way from Newfoundland and Labrador Bill St Croix & Troy Hanlon who defeated Andre Carman & John Verwey.

Mens Doubles Cricket	Mixed Triples	Men's Doubles	Ladies Doubles
Andre & Ted	Bernie, Shelley, Dave	Bill & Troy	Christa & Maria

 

Check out the full results here

Article by Catherine Haycock

TOURNAMENT CANCELLATION NOTICE - DAN CRUIKSHANK MEMORIAL

Due to circumstance out of the control of the Organizers, Randy Sheik, President of the Greater Ottawa Super Singles Dart League  announces that this event has been cancelled for 2013.

We thank you for all your support and are working towards hosting the tournament again in 2014.

 

Canada's number one man & lady each proved why they belong at the top of the Canadian Ranking List this past weekend as Dave Cameron of Nova Scotia & Cindy Hayhurst (nee Pardy) of Alberta each respectively won their singles crown at the first darting extravaganza of 2013 in St-Hyacinthe, Quebec! Just winning the titles wasn't all that was up for grabs as these two each receive an invitation to the 2013 World Masters in England this fall!

Hayhurst came up against Patricia Farrell in the top 4 of the ladies as she ousted the Newfoundlander to meet challenger Kim Whaley-Hilts of Ontario on the finals stage.  Whaley-Hilts who is no stranger to being on this stage could not stop Hayhurst as she won the match in a 4-0 sweep.

Cameron had his work cut out for him as he faced off against Ontario's Andy Rust in the Men's singles finals. In the best of 9 legs this was a nail biter as Rust pushed Cameron to the max and the deciding 9th leg. Fate was on the side of the Nova Scotian this day as he captured the win for the match and the glory!

Kim Whaley-Hilts, Wally Hilts, & yes Mr Gary Broomhead teamed up to win the Mixed Triples event over Louise & Bernard Beaudin & Marcel Simard. Whaley-hilts also pulled off another second place finish with Rachel Brooks in the Ladies Doubles. Winners of that event go to Quebec's Louise Beaudin &
Diane Gobeil.

Ontario's Ed Roberts had his fair share of titles over the weekend as he partnered with Andy Rust (singles finalist) to snag the Men's Doubles event and the Blind Draw challenge with Paul Bolduc from Quebec. Roberts also wrapped up the weekend with a joint 5th finish in the Mixed Triples with Linda & Andy Rust.

Mixed Triples Champs	Ladies Doubles Champs	Men's Doubles Champs
Wally, Kim, Gary	Louise & Diane	Ed & Andy

 

See all the results here

Article by Catherine Haycock

Canadians on Top of the World!!!

BULLS WDF WORLD RANKING SYSTEM - Courtesy of the World Darts Federation

The World Darts Federation (WDF) 'Bulls WDF World Ranking System' have just been posted and our Canadians are on top in both the Men's and Ladies in the America's category including placing in both youth events.

Chris Steiger of Nova Scotia is 'numero uno' with 252 points over Darin Young & Gordon Dixon of the USA while Alberta's own Cindy Hayhurst (nee Pardy) takes top honours with 622 points over Robin Curry of Ontario and USA's Marilyn Popp. 

Along with the prestige of being at the top of their respective rankings Steiger & Hayhurst receive a monetary award of $500 US while Curry picks up $300 for her efforts. To sweeten the pot, all players receive extra awards from the sponsor Bulls as listed below.

Chris Steiger	Cindy Hayhurst	Robin Curry

Canada's youth also had an excellent showing as Dawson Murschell from Alberta wrapped up 2012 tied in first place with two Americans Mitch Hedrick & Richard Williams. Fellow Albertan Abbigail Hatter wrapped up in second place tied with American Julie Kolm. Murschell receives $333. and Hatter $250. US

Dawson Murschell	Abbigail Hatter

Check out all the results here courtesy of the World Darts Federation

Other prizes awarded by Bulls the official sponsor of the 'Bulls WDF World Ranking System'- Courtesy of the World Darts Federation

* Area Winners will also receive a set of darts, extra flights and a playing shirt of their choice from our sponsors BULLS DARTS.         
** All Second Placed Players will also receive a set of darts of their choice from our sponsors BULLS DARTS.         
*** All Third Place Players will also receive a playing shirt of their choice from our sponsors BULLS DARTS.

Article by Catherine Haycock

Wishing you a joyous Holiday Season and a New Year of peace, happiness & good darts! Your NDFC Executive Bill, Mary, Maggie, Carol, Don, & Catherine

 

The January 1, 2013 ranking list has been updated!

Alberta's Cindy Hayhurst(Pardy) still retains her number 1 spot over Robin Curry of Ontario in second place while Cindy Veith from Nova Scotia moved into third place bumping Newfoundland and Labrador's Patricia Farrell back into 4th spot.

East coast's Dave Cameron knocked the #1 seed Norm Tremblay of Alberta outta his top spot and back into second place trailing the Nova Scotian by 12 points. Terry Hayhurst of Alberta holds onto his 3rd place position while Quebec's own Martin Tremblay hangs on steady in 4th. Kenny MacNeil dropped outta of his 4th place spot that he held with Tremblay into 5th with a 8 point gap.

As the race to the World Cup qualifier continues the fight for the top honours will be one heck of a battle!

Ladies Ranking List

Mens Ranking List

Cindy Pardy #1	Dave Cameron #1

Article by Catherine Haycock

The NDFC in conjunction with the BDO(British Darts Organization) have granted two more existing Canadian dart tournaments with BDO ranking points for a total of 8 events nationwide. The additional BDO ranking points are to support a new qualifying process to compete at the 2013 Lakeside World Professional Darts Championships in England. Currently British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, & Nova Scotia have events with BDO ranking. New additions Newfoundland & Saskatchewan ensures that all Canadian darters across the country can reap the benefits.

You can read the enitre News Release here for more details.

 

Cindy Veith & Wayne Kelly were the top guns over the weekend at the annual Molson Canadian Newfoundland Labrador Open in St John's. It was no easy route to the finals for these two as Veith made her way past Martina Ryan to take her championship ring while Kelly had to get through Canada's #2 ranked man Dave Cameron to claim his victory!

Cindy Veith - Ladies Singles Champ

Wayne Kelly(r)- Men's Singles Champ

In the Men's Doubles event father & son team of John Sr & John Jr Norman won their title over Wally Brenna & Jim Croke. Patricia Farrell & Aylcia Hope won the Ladies Doubles title defeating Joanne Whelan & Sandra Squires for their crown. Farrell also came out with gold in the Mixed Triples with partners Roy Gough & Bill St Croix.

John Norman Sr & John Norman Jr - Men's Doubles Champs	Roy Gough, Patricia Farrell, & Bill St. Croix - Mixed Triples Champs

Check out the tournament results here

Article by Catherine Haycock

This NDFC ranked event saw many top 'East Coasters' descend into Waverly, Nova Scotia for a piece of the $5200+ up for grabs and those very important NDFC ranking point!

Debbie Lewis-Christmas & Dave Cameron teamed up to win the Mixed Doubles event over Sam White & Kiley Edmunds then these two went on to win their respective singles titles. Lewis-Christmas won her crown over Cindy Veith ranked at # 4 while Cameron curently #2 in Canada won his bragging rights by defeating Brian Cyr in his finals match!

In the Men's doubles event Rod Snow & Seymour Dixon won their title over Brian Cyr & Dave Cameron while in the Ladies Doubles Kathy Bourgeois & Cindy Veith claimed their gold over fellow Nova Scotians Darlene MacLeod & Debbie Lewis-Christmas.

Debbie Lewis-Christmas Ladies Champ	Dave Cameron    Men's Champ

See the tournament results here

Article by Catherine Haycock

The 'Best of the West' made their way to the annual Chris Hatter Memorial Tournament to compete and honor the memory of this young man.

British Columbia's Roxanne Van Tassel made her way to the finals stage by ousting Anna Fagan in her semi finals match while Alex Foulds knocked out Nicki Rolls to make her way to the championship match. Van Tassel poured it on and took the Ladies Singles title over Foulds for the match!

Roxanne Van Tassel	Shaun Narain

Young gun Shaun Narain took on the challenge and made the stage dashing the hopes of fellow Albertan and the #3 ranked player Terry Hayhurst. The other semi finals saw Gerald Gillcrist send Gardner Poucette home as he won his way to the finals. Narain held his own and a tough finals and came out on top for the crown over Gillcrist.

See all the results here

Ladies Knock-Out Bracket

Men's Knock-Out Bracket

Article by Catherine Haycock, contributor Bill Hatter

Lachine, Quebec hosted this annual event in memory of the great Owen Hunt.

Diane Gobeil came out on top in the ladies singles defeating Genny Mercier to take the victory for top honors. Gobeil had an excellent weekend overall as she also captured the Mixed Doubles with Bernard Beaudin, Ladies Doubles with partner Louise Beaudin and finished second in the Mixed triples with Kevin Bourque & David Dionne!

Diane Gobeil - Singles champ	Diane & Bernard	Diane, Kevin & David

Martin Tremblay continues his dominance capturing the Men's Singles title over Sebastien Gagnon. Tremblay also had his fair share of trophies over the weekend with another gold in the Mixed Triples event with the brother and sister team of Paul & Nathalie Bolduc along with a second place finish in the Men's Doubles with Paul Bolduc!

Martin Tremblay - Singles champ with Maggie LeBlanc	Martin & Paul

 

Check out the full results here

Article by Catherine Haycock

Ross Snook and Cali West defeated the competition to snag the top spots in the Men's and Ladies Singles event at the 17th Annual Bob Jones Memorial Dart Tournament in Trenton, Ontario. Precious ranking points along with invitations to the 2013 World Masters in England next year sweetened the pot for these two champions.

Cali West - Ladies Singles Champion	Ross Snook - Men's Singles Champion

Check back for more details

See full results here