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| WINMAU WORLD MASTERS ... | |
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28 September 2004 -
Four Hampshire players will be at
Bridlington for the World Masters in October. Paul Hogan appears to
have the best chance being drawn on Co Stompé's board but former
World Champion Les Wallace has a tough group headed by top seeded
Raymond van Barneveld. Hampshire's two representatives in the Boys event have tough opposition. John Andrews opens against 12 year old Swede Oskar Lukusiak who hit a nine dart 501 in the Danish Open Boys Singles. Shane Clifft starts his campaign against a Gibraltarian but could then meet Mark Venema of the Netherlands who recently made the semi-finals of the Open Emmen. Unfortunately there are no Hampshire players in either the Ladies or Girls events. The full draws are at www.dartswdf.com |
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| BUDWEISER UK OPEN ... | |
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26 September 2004 -
Bob Crawley has an excellent day at
Newport reaching the last 16 of the Welsh heat of the Budweiser UK
Open. He already looks set for a third consecutive visit to the
televised £124,000 Grand Finals at the Reebok Stadium next June but
will be keen to cement a place in the top 32 to avoid the opening
two rounds and guarantee a payday.
His remarkable run came to an end at the hands of eleven time world champion Phil Taylor who was in quite mercurial form as he homed in on the title winning five legs in 64 darts. Bob had himself eclipsed the twice world finalist Peter Manley in the previous round by the same scoreline hardly letting "One Dart" the chance to demonstrate how he got his nickname. He had also removed twice former World champion Dennis Priestley earlier in the day in a blistering match. Andy Jenkins and Colin Monk both reached the last 32 where eventual finalist Tommy Wilson and Andy Smith snatched late wins respectively. James Wade had tested Taylor in the last 64 and held him at 3-3 before "The Power" ran out a 5-3 winner. |
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| PDPA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
| 25 September 2004 - Colin Monk was the longest lasting of the Hampshire contingent as he made the last 64 at Newport before being edged out in an excellent encounter with the talented former World Youth Master Michael Barnard. | |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX QUALIFIERS ... | |
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24 September 2004 -
Colin Monk and Bob Crawley came
closest to qualification at Newport. Bob Crawley was in quite
exceptional early form before he got tangled in Robbie Widdows' web
and lost out 4-5 from 4-2 up in the last 32. Colin fared a little better by reaching the last sixteen and again was edged out 4-5 in a high standard match by Darren "The Sniper" Webster. Andy Jenkins will be the only Hampshire player in the finals at the fabulous City West Hotel in Saggart, near Dublin next month. The draw for the event will be made later in the week |
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| BUDWEISER UK OPEN DRAW ... | |
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22 September 2004 -
The first event of the 2004/2005 UK
Open Series kicks off in Newport on Sunday and a healthy Hampshire
contingent will be there all eager to make the finals of the
£124,000 televised finals at the Reebok Stadium in June 2005. There
is over £15,000 up for grabs this weekend and in each of the other
seven events that form the qualifying phase. Andy Jenkins, James Wade, Colin Monk, Bob Crawley, Robert Heard and Ian Eames will all be hoping to make it back to the Bolton finals and Ian Critchett, Martin Harper and Aaron Turner will all be hoping to get there for the first time. The full draw is at www.planetdarts.co.uk |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX QUALIFIERS DRAW ... | |
| 22 September 2004 - Four places are up for grabs in the televised £100,000 Skybet World Grand Prix finals in Dublin next month. Seven Hampshire hopefuls are taking part in Friday's play-off at Newport. Ian Critchett, Ian Eames, James Wade, Robert Heard, Bob Crawley, Colin Monk and Martin Harper will all be eager to join Andy Jenkins who is already assured of a place. The full draw is at www.planetdarts.co.uk | |
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| PDPA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW ... | |
| 21 September 2004 - A number of Hampshire stars will be in Newport this weekend for the second event in the £100,000 PDPA Players Championship Series. Each of the five events carries £20,000 in prize money and Andy Jenkins who reached the final of the last event is seeded 8th. James Wade, Martin Harper, Ian Eames, Ian Critchett, Robert Heard, Bob Crawley and Colin Monk are also taking part. The full draw is at www.planetdarts.co.uk | |
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| BRITISH OPEN ... | |
| 19 September 2004 - Paul Hogan makes the quarter finals at the British Open in Bridlington going down to eventual runner-up Mervyn King. Martin Adams follows up last weekend's good form to take the title and Trina Gulliver beats Francis Hoenselaar in the Ladies final. Former Hampshire star Mandy Solomons reaches the semi-finals | |
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| RANKING EVENTS ... | |
| 18/19 September 2004 - Ranking points are on offer in three places this weekend, the British Open in Bridlington, The Open Emmen in the Netherlands and the Windy City Open in Chicago. Details of Hampshire players' performances as they become available | |
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| IRISH OPEN CLASSIC ... | |
| 12 September 2004 - Andy Jenkins reaches the last sixteen of the Category 1 Ranked Irish Open Classic at Castlebar, County Mayo before Dave Askew ends his run. Colin Monk makes the last 64 and the points but loses out to former World Grand Prix champion Alan Warriner. Phil Taylor beats Denis Ovens in the final | |
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| LAKESIDE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP COUNTY PLAY OFF ... | |
| 12 September 2004 - Following qualifying at Hill Park Memorial WMC, Amanda Humphreys, Jane Monagahan, Wendy Reinstadtler and Jo Sibley all go forward to the regional play-off in the Ladies Lakeside World Championship on 26 September. Greg Cheesbrough takes the spot in the equivalent Mens event and will take part in the International play-off in Bridlington next month. | |
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| BRITISH INTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
| 5 September 2004 - Hampshire draw 6-6 in the Mens A match against Cambridgeshire and win the Ladies A match 4-2 but the overall weekend result is a 20-16 win to Cambridgeshire | |
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| BRITISH INTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
| 4 September 2004 - Both Hampshire B teams slip to defeat in the opening fixture of the county season at home to Cambridgeshire at Hill Park Memorial WMC. The Ladies B lose 1-5 and the Mens B by 5-7 so Hampshire trail by 6-12 overnight | |
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