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23rd April 2012:
No Change in the NZDC Rankings after the North Island Masters |
Men's
Jonathan Silcock 34pts
Peter Hunt 26pts
Craig Caldwell 24pts
Koha Kokiri 21pts
Greg Moss 20pts
Ladies
Jannette Jonathan 40pt
Selina Baker-Clemas 24pts
Mihi Pike 23pts
Peggy Wikaira 21pts
Anna Neho 19pts
[Full Rankings]
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22nd April 2012:
North Island Masters held in Hastings over the weekend.
Ladies Winner; Anna Neho (Wellington)
Ladies Runner Up: Mable Allison
Semi Finals: Anna beat Polly Luke 4 nil and Mable beat Mihi Pike 4-3
Final: Anna Neho beat Mable Allison 5-4.
Men's Winner: Peter Hunt (Palmerston North)
Men's Runner Up: Rob Szabo (Wellington)
Semi Finals: Peter beat Laurie Turner 4-3 and Rob beat Craig Caldwell 4-2.
Final: Peter Hunt beat Rob Szabo 5-4.
[Full Results]
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8th April 2012:
South Island Masters held in Invercargill over the weekend.
Ladies Winner; Rachel Padget (Southland)
Ladies Runner Up: Jane Harrington (Canterbury)
Men's Winner: Warren Parry (Southland)
Men's Runner Up: Tony Carmichel (Otago)
[Full Results]
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29th February 2012:
Wainuiomata's Jonathan Silcock and Taumarunui's Jannette Jonathan are New Zealand Darts
Council's No 1 ranked players for 2011.
[Final Rankings for
2011]
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16th January 2012:
Christian Kist beats favourite Tony O'Shea to win BDO world title at Frimley Green
The 25-year-old, who is a road worker by trade, had to qualify for the tournament via
a play-off but has not looked back since, and followed up yesterday's semi-final win over
Ted Hankey with another notable scalp.
He had been cruising towards the the trophy when he moved into a seemingly
unassailable 6-2 lead over the Englishman, but his veteran opponent finally found some
form and moved back to 6-5.
Crucially for Kist, though, he took the first leg of the 12th set and, when O'Shea
miscounted while trying to check out on 112, he took the second as well.
He then missed an attempt at double 16 to win it but, after O'Shea failed on double
14, he returned to land his dart in its intended target and kick-off the celebrations and
take the £100,000 prize.
Russia's Anastasia Dobromyslova won her second women's world title with a 2-1 win over Deta
Hedman of England. Dobromyslova was forced to battle from a set down to claim victory.
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24th December 2011:
Top Ranked Players for the Asia/Pacific Region as Released by the World Darts Federation.
Ladies:
No 1 Carol Forwood (Australia) No 2 Corrine Hammond (Australia) No 3 Jannette Jonathan (New
Zealand)
Men's: No 1 Greg Moss (New Zealand) No 2 Jonathan Silcock (New Zealand) No 3 Lourence Ilagan
(Philippines)
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