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| FINNISH OPEN ... | |
| 27-29 February 2004 - James Wade makes the last 16 of the Finnish Open in Helsinki. He is beaten by Tony Eccles. Raymond van Barneveld wins the Mens event with a win over Finn Mika Forss and Russia's Anastasia Dobromyslova takes the Womens title beating Trina Gulliver. | |
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| INTERNATIONAL DARTS LEAGUE ... | |
| 25 February 2004 - James Wade is invited into the International Darts League to be held in Den Haag in the Netherlands in May. The 3 wild cards are taken by the Dutch pair Andre Brantjes and Mario Robbe and Scot Bob Taylor. | |
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| MINI MAESTROS OF DARTS ... | |
| 23 February 2004 - Hampshire Youth Team star Leighton Bailey appears live on BBC3 Television on the "Live at Johnny's" show with his father Stuart. The show is presented by Johnny Vaughan and each week features "Mini Maestros of Darts" where young players get a chance to aim for prizes and meet Andy Fordham. | |
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| IRISH MASTERS ... | |
| 20-22 February 2004 - James Wade reaches the quarter finals of the Irish Masters at Rosslare where he is beaten by Alan Caves. Andy Jenkins makes the last 64 as does Rob Heard. Peter Manley beats Colin Lloyd in the final. | |
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| SCOTTISH OPEN ... | |
| 20-22 February 2004 - Colin Monk reaches the quarter finals of the Scottish Open at Renfrew where he loses to Martin Atkins. Jane Monaghan makes the last 32 of the Womens Singles. The Mens Singles event is won by Mike Veitch who beats Martin Atkins in the final and the Womens by Karen Smith beating Dawn Standley. | |
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| THIS COMING WEEKEND ... | |
| 20-22 February 2004 - A number of Hampshire players are in action at both the Irish Masters at Rosslare and the Scottish Open at Renfrew. | |
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| BRITISH INTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
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14-15 February 2004
- Hampshire trounce Kent by
a resounding 25-11 to move into third position in the Premier
Division Table.
The Ladies B top their table and the Mens A lie second behind Warwickshire. Top winning averages are Doogie Ralph and Jane Monaghan (A Teams) and Dennis Murrell and Pam Hayman (B Teams). Dennis Murrell is also top of the Mens B National Average Table. The match result sheet can be found here and the updated team average tables here. |
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| BUDWEISER UK OPEN SOUTH WEST REGION HEAT ... | |
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14-15
February 2004 - Andy Jenkins makes the last 16 of the
event before defeat at the hands of the up and coming Darren
Webster. Colin Monk also reaches the same stage being shaded by
eventual runner up Roland Scholten. Bob Crawley features at the last 32 round after a fine win over Wayne Mardle but Kevin Painter ends his challenge. James Wade is the only other player to make the last 64 and thus the points and all important prize money that will determine Bolton's finalists in June. Play took place at four local venues on the Saturday, The Town House, Southsea, The Golden Hind, Portsmouth, The White Hart, Gosport and the Elephant and Castle, Southampton with the Elephant and Castle staging Sunday's conclusion from the quarter finals onwards. The event was won by recent World Championship runner up Kevin Painter. |
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| THIS COMING WEEKEND ... | |
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14/15
February 2004 - Hampshire's County teams take on Kent at
Hill Park Memorial WMC, Fareham. Also the prestigious Budweiser UK Open South West Region Heat takes place at four local venues. Saturday sees play at The Town House, Southsea, The Golden Hind, Portsmouth, The White Hart, Gosport and the Elephant and Castle, Southampton. Sunday's quarter finals will be at the Elephant and Castle. |
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| DUTCH OPEN ... | |
| 5-8 February 2004 - James Wade reaches the semi final of the Mens Doubles with Raymond van Barneveld where they are beaten by Tomas Seyler and Andree Welge from Germany. There is little to cheer in the Mens Singles as James, Colin Monk and Paul Hogan all suffer early defeats. | |
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| EASTBOURNE INTERNATIONAL DARTS WEEKEND ... | |
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February 2004 - A huge Hampshire contingent always makes
the short trip along the coast to Eastbourne’s Winter Gardens for
its International Darts Weekend and this time, as often before Andy
Jenkins was the top performer. He featured well in both ranked singles events with a last four spot in the Professional event including a ten dart leg during the afternoon and a run to the quarter finals in the Open Singles. Ronnie Baxter got the better of him in the Professional event and Al Hedman in the Open Singles but neither were a match for Dutch Master Roland Scholten in their respective finals. Ranking points were also earned by Aaron Turner and James Wade in the last 32 and 64 of the Professional event and by Mick Cookman in the last 16, Steve Phipps and Paul Hogan in the last 32 of the Open Singles. Jane Monaghan continued her rise to prominence reaching the Ladies semi finals. Jane is likely to travel to some of the ranked opens this season and on this showing it will not be long before she features in the later stages of another major event. |
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