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- Last Updated: Thursday, 10 December 2020 22:57
- Published: Thursday, 10 December 2020 22:54
2020 began with the launch of a new World Darts Federation rankings system, before mid-March saw the Covid-19 global pandemic bring the sport of darts to a halt. Play may have stopped, but the hard work continues in collaboration with our member nations to finalise a definitive WDF rankings structure for 2021. Full Story
Due to the ongoing situation with the Covid-19 epidemic, the Welsh Darts Organisation has decided to cancel the "RED DRAGON WELSH MASTERS 2020" which was scheduled to be held at the Lyons Robin Hood Rhyl on the weekend 6th to 8th November.
The Organisation apologises for any inconvenience caused.
The Tri Nations have released new updated information, this can be reviewed by using the link below.
"Today the Tri-Nations publish their vision for the future of grass-root darts; it is quite a comprehensive document. The executive of the Tri-Nations has tried to address many of the concerns of grass-root dart players, whilst keeping in place the integrity of the system.
Although we are all unsure, when any plans can be implemented due to the current pandemic, the Tri-Nations executive feel that is imperative , that plans are in place once the sport of darts returns to normal.
We urge all officials and players to study the plans we are putting forward, plans which have been fully costed, and are a viable way forward, for everyone, should they choose to join us. It would be helpful to gauge some sort of support, to enable us to go into the market place confident we have a product on offer, which is supported by you the players."
Tri Nations Vision For The Future - Read Now
On Behalf of the Tri-Nations Darts Ltd.
Tommy Thompson
The Welsh Darts Organisation is monitoring the situation closely regarding the Coronavirus at the present time and will follow the Government guidelines to combat this virus.