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Hampshire Open 2006

The 2005 event was won by Mark Thomson who beat Lionel Sams in the final from a high class field of 420.

The closing date is May 14th so don't delay your entry.

In earlier rounds Colin Monk is beaten by Owen Caffrey, Ian Eames by Matt Clark and Ian Critchett by Colin Lloyd.

The Brian Fox Memorial Singles was won by Trevor Elmer who beat Ian McLean in the final. Ricky Humber and Mark Hazeldine reached the last four.

Tournament Organiser John Bartlett said that the day was a great success raising over £250 for the Heart of Darts charity and that he will continue to run the events annually.

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Frome Town FC Open

Danny Pinhorne plays tough Belgian Rocco Maes in his first match and will face John Magowan in Round 2 should he win through.

Ian McLean opens against the survivor of the preliminary round between Dave Jowett and Darren Webster and if he gets through faces either Darren Johnson or Ricki Blay.

Big guns Andy Jenkins, Colin Monk and James Wade join the event in the third round.

TRANSPLUS ANDOVER CLASSIC ...

Unfortunately for Baxter, he is to suffer the same last leg agony in the final against Raymond van Barneveld who takes his first big title since his recent much-publicised move to the PDC after some excellent form on his way to the final which sees him drop only 7 legs from 46 in his first eight matches.

Andy, James and Colin are all assured of a place in the top 32 of the qualifying table which will ensure they enter the Bolton finals of this event at the last 64 stage.

In partnership with Test Valley Borough Council, Hampshire Community Police and local business, Andover Invitation Darts announce the launch of their Darts Academy.

An open evening is to be held at The Entertainer, King Arthurs Way Andover, on Wednesday 24th May; all those wishing to attend should arrive for a presentation that will start at 7pm.

Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian as prospective membership will be processed on the night.

England International, former Winmau World Master and British Open Champion Colin Monk has accepted the role of President and Hampshire’s Jeff White, Bruce Smith, Ali MacDonald and Phil Morden have taken up coaching roles.

If you are serious bring your darts, Mum or Dad and see what’s occurring at the hotbed of Andover darts.

For further information contact Glen Dawkins on 01264 395246 or 07835 926986

Easter Saturday, 15th of April sees the running of the third Andover Darts Classic sponsored by Transplus at the Entertainer, King Arthurs Way.

As a quality competition limited to 64, many top professional and county players will be vying for the £1000 champion’s cheque.

Last year’s winner Mark Walsh will be there as will Andy Jenkins who will be out to regain the title he won in 2004. James ‘perfect-9’ Wade, former World Master Colin Monk and World Championship quarter-finalist Paul Hogan are also in. So too is Wiltshire’s England International Dennis Smith. The world's leading Master of Ceremonies Phil Jones will referee the finals on stage and conclude the presentations.

The competition has been magnificently sponsored by local business and total prize money exceeds £3000. To guarantee your entry be there early - Doors Open at 10.00am Toe the Oche 12.00 – No children under 14, Admission by programme only £2.