A strong performance from Jim Williams saw him overcome a late charge from the Belgian Mario Vandenbogaerde 6-4 to setup a spectacular all Welsh Final with Wayne Warren.
After further victories over Andy Hamilton in the last 16 and Chris Landman of the Netherlands in the quarter finals, Wayne came up against the 2015 World Champion Scott Mitchell in the semi finals. After a bit of a slow start going two sets down Wayne pulled back to 2 sets all before taking the next set for 3-2 lead. Scott took the 6th set to tie the match up at 3 sets all but from here Wayne's continued high scoring and accuracy on the doubles saw him take the next 3 sets and win the match 6-3 to make his first World Professional Final
The afternoon session opened with a marathon contest, Wayne Warren and Justin Thompson taking us all the way into a deciding set. Welshman Warren was a quarter-finalist in 2018 and will be looking to replicate that run after a disjointed year on the tour. After an up and down match, ‘The Yank’ sealed glory with a spectacular 120 checkout.
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A very close game between the Welshman Jim Williams and Scottish international Gary Stone who pushed Jim all the way into overtime, with Jim finally coming away victorious with a 3-2 win.
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The W.D.O. offers sincere condolences to his family at this sad time. Ken’s funeral will take place on Wednesday 18th December 2019 at St Paul’s Church Newbrige NP11 4FW at 12.15pm followed by cremation at Gwent Crematorium NP44 2BZ time 1.30pm. Followed by a celebration of Ken’s life at Crumlin Rugby Club NP11 4PN. Family Flowers Only with donations being taken by Morgan T Vowles Funeral Directors for The Neville Hall Hospital. Rest in Peace Ken as you join the Darts Club in the Sky.
For information and entry forms for the 2020 Gwynedd Open please use the link below.
The Welsh team for the 2019 World Cup in Cluj Napoca Romania between 7th and 12th October has been selected.
Mark Layton of (Breconshire) (27.98) captured the 2019 Mens Red Dragon Welsh Individual title beating David Rogers of (Glamorgan) (20.88) in the final 6-0. Rhian O'Sullivan of (Glamorgan) (21.97) lifted the 2019 Ladies Red Dragon Welsh Individual trophy beating Rhian Griffiths of (Gwent) (18.72) 5-3 in the final.
We only have to wait a few more days before the Winmau Six Nations Cup Darts 2019 will start with all top players present, including former Lakeside World Champion Scott Mitchell and Scotland’s Ross Montgomery, Dutch Open Darts winner in 2014. Also famous names such as Jim Williams, Martijn Kleermaker, Kyle McKinstry, Aileen de Graaf, Lorraine Winstanley and Rhian O’Sullivan we be in De Bonte Wever in Assen!
The prestigious Winmau Six Nations Cup Darts, for the third time organized by the Dutch Darts Association, takes place on the 20th until the 23rd of June in Assen. Probably the best six darts playing countries in the world of darts have send their national teams, including all top players, to compete for the prestigious Winmau Six Nations Cup Darts trophies.
All information, presentations of the teams, draw and schedule can be found on www.ndbdarts.nl! The complete tournament will be streamed live so you don’t have to miss a single dart!
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Martijn Kleermaker of The Netherlands wins the 2019 Welsh Open Mens Singles Title beating Jim Williams of Wales 6-5 in very close match which went to a last leg decider.
