
Owen Bryceland ovecame a strong challenge from Craig Devlin to win The SDA Youth Grand Prix 3 sponsored by Target 4-2.

Owen Bryceland ovecame a strong challenge from Craig Devlin to win The SDA Youth Grand Prix 3 sponsored by Target 4-2.

The Ciswo Glenrothes hosts The Scottish Darts Associciation Youth Tour Event 3 today Sponsored by Target.
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The Target Scottish Youth Tour returned to CISWO Glenrothes for Event 3, delivering another fantastic day of youth darts action. Across the Top Flight, Future Stars, and Grand Prix Girls competitions, Scotland’s rising talents once again showcased their skill and determination on the oche.
In the Top Flight event, Luke Rossi claimed the title with an impressive performance, finishing ahead of runner-up Max Young. The Future Stars competition saw Ringo Cussick emerge victorious, with Charlie Law taking the runner-up spot after a strong showing. In the Grand Prix Girls event, Olivia Heaton lifted the trophy, while Daisy-May Duffy secured a well-deserved runner-up finish.
Congratulations to all players for another excellent standard of youth darts.

Top Flight Champion Luke Rossi


James Beeton won the Scottish Open Open event at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew, Scotland, with Target sponsoring the weekend as part of the Target Scottish Open and Classic. The tournament was a World Darts Federation ranked Silver event, and the finals were played live on stage from 5pm.
Beeton defeated Dylan Slevin 5-3 in the final, averaging 91.16 to Slevin’s 88.24 in a high-quality decider. The win completed an excellent Sunday campaign for Beeton, who came through a series of tight matches in the latter stages to claim the title.

Rebecca Eleanor Allen produced a superb display to win the Scottish Open Women’s title at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew, Scotland, as part of the Target Scottish Open weekend. The event was ranked as a Silver tournament by the World Darts Federation, with the finals played live on stage from 5pm.
The Irish youth star defeated Lorraine Hyde 5-2 in the final, overturning Hyde’s 69.34 average with a composed performance of her own, averaging 67.01 to secure the biggest women’s title of the weekend.