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Celtic Challenge  Darts – Schedule 22nd – 23rd  February  2020  

Saturday 22nd February 2020: 

 

Wales v Scotland (Ladies)  

            Score AVE   Score AVE      
KAYE HALES       0 51.0 v 3 55.7 CHELSEA MCMAHON
ALANNAH WATERS-EVANS   1 63.1 3 65.4 SUSANNA MCGIMPSEY
RHIAN O'SULLIVAN     3 79.1 1 72.2 LORRAINE HYDE
CHRIS SAVVERY     3 60.1 0 54.0 LYNSEY WARD
KATIE BELLERBY     2 53.8 3 48.9 STEPH GILMOUR
ANN-MARIE POTTS     3 65.3 0 58.7 LOUISE HEPBURN
    Legs 12     10    
    Sets 3     3    

Scotland v Northern Ireland (Men) 

        Score  AVE   Score AVE    
MATT GOLDIE   2 67.60 v 4 78.7 JOSH ROCK
CRAIG OWENS   3 90.50 v 4 93.7 CHRIS GILLILAND
ALEC JEFFREY   4 73.90 v 1 72.3 ANDREW COULTER
COLIN MILLAR   4 81.90 v 3 91.1 DAVID FINLEY
SCOTT ROBERTSON 4 81.60 v 1 82.5 JASON LOCKHART
ALAN SOUTAR   2 93.00 v 4 88.9 DANIEL MCDONALD
JIM MCEWAN   2 79.00 v 4 86.1 NEIL DUFF
ROSS MONTGOMERY 4 82.10 v 1 81.1 RAYMOND WILLIAMSON
BRUCE MONTGOMERY 1 80.70 v 4 82.8 KYLE MCKINSTERY
ALAN SMALL   4 79.10 v 0 63 PATRICK MCGINNIS
CAMERON MENZIES 1 91.30 v 4 95.9 GARY ELLIOTT
EUAN CALLANDER   4 61.40 v 1 59.1 SIMON DUNN
  Legs 35     31    
  Sets 6     6    

Northern Ireland v Wales (Ladies)

          Score AVE   Score AVE  
GRACE CRANE     3 68.3 v 0 63.1 KATIE BELLERBY
ELAINE MORAN      0 47.4 3 62.6 ALANNAH WATERS-EVANS
HELEN DUNN     1 55.4 3 62.8 ANN-MARIE POTTS
JACKIE O'NEIL     0 43.0 3 76.4 RHIAN O'SULLIVAN
KAYLEIGH O'NEILL   3 59.6 1 55.3 CHRIS SAVVERY
SHEILA HAMILL     1 45.4 3 52.1 KAYE HALES
    Legs 8     13    
    Sets 2     4    

 

Sunday 23rd February  2020   

 

 Northern Ireland v Wales (Men)

NORTHERN IRELAND     V     WALES
      Score AVE   AVE Score  
NEIL DUFF   4 95.3 v 86 2 MARK BLANDFORD
ANDREW COULTER 4 76.4 v 74.8 1 ANDY ALKER
SIMON DUNN   4 81 v 76.7 2 DAVID ROGERS
CHRIS GILLILAND 4 86.5 v 86.9 1 CAVAN PHILLIPS
JASON LOCKHART 4 79.1 v 59.4 0 LLOYD BROWNING
JOSH ROCK   1 64.4 v 76.5 4 MICHAEL WARBURTON
KYLE MCKINSTERY 4 94.5 v 83.9 1 JOHN WILLIAMS-JONES
DANIEL MCDONALD 2 90.1 v 92.6 4 JIM WILLIAMS
GARY ELLIOTT 4 85.8 v 83.2 2 WAYNE DAVIES
DAVID FINLAY   4 76.8 v 79.3 3 GARETH GRIFFITHS
RAYMOND WILLIAMSON 0 74.4 v 79.1 4 MARK LAYTON
PATRICK MCGINNIS 1 70.5 v 81.8 4 DALE HUGHES
    LEGS 36       28  
    SETS 8       4  

 

 Scotland v Northern Ireland (Ladies)

SCOTLAND       V     NORTHERN IRELAND
        Score AVE   AVE Score      
Steph Gilmour    1        3 Grace Crane
Chelsea McMahon  3  55.9 50.9   1 Sheila Hamil
Lorraine Hyde    3  57.7 55.7   1 Elaine Moran
Emily Davidson    3  63.4  63.5  1 Kayleigh O'Neill
Susanna McGimpsey  3  65.3 55.2  2 Helen Dunn
Louise Hepburn    3  58.6 v 57.7   0 Jacqueline O'Neill
  Legs  16        8  
  Sets  5        1  

 

Wales v Scotland (Men)

        Score AVE   AVE Score  
Wayne Davies    1 80.6 v 82.3  4 Alan Soutar
John Williams-Jones  1 76.3  v 73.4  4 Craig Owens
David Rogers    2 85.3  v  90.7   4 Matt Goldie
Dale Hughes    4 89.1  v 78.5  1 Alec Jeffrey
Gareth Griffiths    4 93.9  v 75.8  0 Alan Small
Mark Layton    1 68.3  v  68.3   4 Scott Robertson
Cavan Phillips    3 87.7  v  82.6   4 Euan Callander
Andy Alker      4 92.5  v 79.2  0 Colin Millar
Michael Warburton  4 91.5  v  81.5  2 James Duncan
Mark Blandford    2 73.9  v 84.5   4 Jim McEwan
Jim Williams    4  90.2 v 75.4   2 Ross Montgomery
Lloyd Browning    0 58.9  v  64  4 Bruce Montgomery
  Legs  30        33  
  Sets  5        7  

 

 

The Celtic Challenge Trophy was devised to fill a gap in the calendar as several of the Home Nations were not attending the 2017 World Cup in Japan.

The inaugural event was held in the CISWO Club, Glenrothes and host nation Scotland won both the Mens and Ladies titles with Wales runners-up in both and Northern Ireland in third spot.  It was such a popular event that it was decided to continue the championship for an initial three years, thus giving players the chance of extra International caps for their home nations.

The following year Northern Ireland were hosts and the event was held in Newry.  This year again the host nation won the Mens title with Wales taking the Ladies event.

In 2019 Scotland and Northern Ireland travelled to Merthyr to contest the event and true to form the Mens title went to the host nation as Wales lifted the trophy.  The Ladies event was won by Scotland, taking their second title in this challenge.

This year the event returns to the CISWO Club on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd February and it is hoped that home advantage will play a great part in the outcome of both titles.  The SDA hope that a large home support will give the players a fantastic atmosphere to play in and that the spectators will have the chance to see the best of Scottish darts up-close.

Tickets are £15 for the weekend or £10 for each single day and can be obtained by contacting the Scottish Darts Association.

The Scottish Darts Association’s 27th Winmau Scottish Open Championships kicked off at the Normandy Hotel, Renfrew with the traditional ice-breaker threesomes with over 100 teams competing for the title.

By the end of the night Stampers Crew represented by Cleveland trio Cameron Anderson, Simon McKenner and Carla Boyes defeated a mixed Scotland/England side, Titanium 3, Gary Stone, Mitch Butler and Paula Jacklin in the final.

Winners

1st Prize

£200

Stephen Robertson

2nd Prize

£100

Aled Goode

3rd prize

£50

Adam McCartney

4th Prize

£25

Phonsawan Whillis

5th Prize

£25

Evan Williamson

Live Stream (4pm aprox exact time to be advised)

Draws

Singles

Men's -  Ladies

Pairs

Men's -  Ladies

Seeds

Men's - Ladies

Alpha Lists

Men's - Ladies

Scottish Open Darts Tournament Report: Day 1 - 17th February 2024

Venue: The Normandy Hotel, Renfrew, Scotland

The atmosphere at The Normandy Hotel was electric as darts enthusiasts gathered for the highly anticipated Men's Pairs and Ladies Pairs events at the Scottish Open Darts tournament. With seasoned veterans and rising stars vying for glory, the stage was set for an evening of intense competition.

Men's Pairs Final:

In the Men's Pairs final, spectators were treated to an impressive display of skill and precision as S. Robertson and S. Michie faced off against C. Menzies and J. Hurrell. From the outset, Robertson and Michie showcased their formidable partnership, exhibiting remarkable consistency and accuracy on the board.

Despite a valiant effort from Menzies and Hurrell, Robertson and Michie dominated the match, demonstrating remarkable teamwork and strategic prowess. With pinpoint accuracy and nerves of steel, they secured a commanding 3-0 victory, clinching the title in impressive fashion.

Result:

  • Winners: S. Robertson and S. Michie

  • Runners-up: C. Menzies and J. Hurrell

Ladies Pairs Final:

The Ladies Pairs final brought forth another thrilling contest as S. Smith and F. Sherrock squared off against L. Hyde and L. Paterson. The atmosphere was tense as both pairs battled fiercely, each aiming to seize the coveted title.

In a match filled with skillful dart throwing and intense competition, Smith and Sherrock showcased their exceptional talent and determination. Despite facing a resilient challenge from Hyde and Paterson, they maintained their composure and delivered clutch performances when it mattered most.

With a combination of precision and nerves of steel, Smith and Sherrock emerged victorious with a hard-fought 3-1 triumph, etching their names in the annals of Scottish Open Darts history.

Result:

  • Winners: S. Smith and F. Sherrock
  • Runners-up: L. Hyde and L. Paterson

As the curtains drew to a close on Day 1 of the Scottish Open Darts tournament, fans were treated to a spectacle of remarkable skill and sportsmanship. With the Men's Pairs and Ladies Pairs champions crowned, anticipation mounted for the thrilling singles events set to unfold in the days ahead.

 
 
 

The Darts Corner SDA Mens and Ladies Tour caravan rolled into Glasgow this week, playing at a new venue, the Goodyear Club.

 

Ayrshire’s Lorraine Hyde took her 5th consecutive Ladies title, maintaining her 100% record in the series, with a 5-2 victory in the final over Greater Glasgow’s Susanna McGimpsey.

 

In the semi-final Lorraine took out Louise Hepburn 4-1 while Susanna gained her final spot with a 4-3 win over three times runner-up Chloe O’Brien.

 

Making up the last eight were Christine Hyde, Lynsey Ward, Mary McShane and Tammy Jo Grafton.

 

Lorraine also hit the top three averages of the day with the best of them being 74.22 and had the highest checkout on 130.

 

Gary Stone from East Stirlingshire took his second title of the series with a 6-2 win over Grampian’s Scott Campbell.

 

In the semi-final’s Gary defeated Fife’s Colin Hepplewhite 6-1 while Scott had a 6-2 victory over Shaun McDonald.

 

The quarter-finalists were Dean Fitch, Grant McCauley, Ronnie Gethens and Glen Parsons.

 

Both Scott and Gary had the top averages on the day, achieved in their last 32 matches, Scott with a magnificent 107.36 and Gary on 93.95.

 

The top checkout went to Neil MacDougall with 145.

 

Tay Valley’s Glen Parsons now leads the men’s event with 15 points, just ahead of Colin Miller on 13 points, with Scott Campbell on 12, Gary Stone on 11 and Grant McCauley on 10.

 

In the Ladies section Lorraine Hyde’s five consecutive victories gives her a huge lead with 25 points, with Chloe O’Brien second on 15 points, Susanna McGimpsey third with 9 points and both Christine Hyde and Lynsey Ward next with 7 points each.

 

The next event is scheduled for 26th August in the Nine Maidens, Dundee.

 

The entries for the 2022 British Open will go online from 1st August 2022. The British Open will be once again a World Darts Federation Gold ranked event with a direct qualification for both Men and Ladies for the 2023 Lakeside World Championships. The British Classic will be a silver ranked event. England will be once again running an International Trial event for Men and Ladies on Friday afternoon. There are also Men's and Ladies Pairs, along with The British Classic Youth (under 18's) on Saturday afternoon, which will be ranked by England Darts and used as part of their Grand Prix system. The youth event is open to all youth not just English Nationals. Please support the event and The Spa at Bridlington now it is back on to it's original historical date in September.

Congratulations to Lorraine Hyde & Jim McEwan of Scotland who are the 2021 Tri-Nations British Classic Men's and Ladies Champions.

Congratulations to Lorraine Hyde & Jim McEwan of Scotland who are the 2021 Tri-Nations British Classic Men's and Ladies Champions.

In view of the current situation, the SDA Board of Directors has decided to cancel the forthcoming SDA Classic.  It is hoped that the event may take place at a future date should the situation improve.