2018 BDO World Championship- Lakeside- 6th-14th January

[mapleleafdarts]

Ross Snook (of Alexandra Palace fame) and Dion Laviolette, who's been one of the country's best for a long time, are playing in the men's singles final right now. Dion is leading and is throwing pretty well.

Kim Whaley-Hilts of Ontario won the women's singles. She teamed up with Maria Mason (of Lakeside fame) to win the women's doubles on Tuesday. Men's and women's doubles are tomorrow along with the Nodor Cup team competition.

[mapleleafdarts]

And I can update that Dion Laviolette has won the men's singles. He beat Ross Snook in the final, meaning he will be on his way to the World Masters. Top four from men's singles get spots.

John Norman, Jr. lost in the semifinals to Laviolette.

[Basgooner]

Ross Snook (of Alexandra Palace fame) and Dion Laviolette, who's been one of the country's best for a long time, are playing in the men's singles final right now. Dion is leading and is throwing pretty well.

Kim Whaley-Hilts of Ontario won the women's singles. She teamed up with Maria Mason (of Lakeside fame) to win the women's doubles on Tuesday. Men's and women's doubles are tomorrow along with the Nodor Cup team competition.

Met Kim a few times, has been a top player for a good number of years and still is obviously

[mapleleafdarts]

Ross Snook (of Alexandra Palace fame) and Dion Laviolette, who's been one of the country's best for a long time, are playing in the men's singles final right now. Dion is leading and is throwing pretty well.

Kim Whaley-Hilts of Ontario won the women's singles. She teamed up with Maria Mason (of Lakeside fame) to win the women's doubles on Tuesday. Men's and women's doubles are tomorrow along with the Nodor Cup team competition.

Met Kim a few times, has been a top player for a good number of years and still is obviously

Her and Dion are near the top every year it seems. Played Dion once at the Klondike Open and found out just how good he can be. Checked out 154 while I was sitting on 32 for the opening leg. Match-killer for me.

[mapleleafdarts]

I erred in one of my earlier posts. The mixed doubles was today, not the men's and women's doubles as I had reported.

Rick Fortin and Bonnie Pelton-Sabodah of New Brunswick beat Dianne Gobeil and Bernard Beaudin of Quebec in the mixed doubles final.

World Masters update - Sheldon Fudge of Nova Scotia gets a spot in men's singles as the fifth-place finisher.

[Addicks Fan]

I erred in one of my earlier posts. The mixed doubles was today, not the men's and women's doubles as I had reported.

Rick Fortin and Bonnie Pelton-Sabodah of New Brunswick beat Dianne Gobeil and Bernard Beaudin of Quebec in the mixed doubles final.

World Masters update - Sheldon Fudge of Nova Scotia gets a spot in men's singles as the fifth-place finisher.

After winning the Canadian Open at the weekend, David Cameron will be at Lakeside as winner of the Canadian regional table.

[mapleleafdarts]

I erred in one of my earlier posts. The mixed doubles was today, not the men's and women's doubles as I had reported.

Rick Fortin and Bonnie Pelton-Sabodah of New Brunswick beat Dianne Gobeil and Bernard Beaudin of Quebec in the mixed doubles final.

World Masters update - Sheldon Fudge of Nova Scotia gets a spot in men's singles as the fifth-place finisher.

After winning the Canadian Open at the weekend, David Cameron will be at Lakeside as winner of the Canadian regional table.

That is correct. He beat Jeff Smith to do it.

[oche balboa]

Latest Lakeside tables after EDO English Open & English Nationals
Already Qualified
Would be Debutant



1 Mark McGeeney (England) 338
2 Glen Durrant (England) 310
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 286
4 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 262
5 Jamie Hughes (England) 259
6 Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 230
7 Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 224
8 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 213
9 Martin Phillips (Wales) 210
10 Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 206
11 Jim Williams (Wales) 204
12 = Darryl Fitton (England) 190
12 = Dean Reynolds (Wales) 190
14 Martin Adams (England) 188
15 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 181
16 = Andy Baetens (Belgium) 180
16 = James Hurrell (England) 180
18 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 176
19 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 175
20 Daniel Day (England) 168
21 Conan Whitehead (England) 167
22 = Gary Robson (England) 158
22 = Nick Kenny (Wales) 158
24 Wayne Warren (Wales) 156
25 Jeff Smith (Canada) 153
26 = Scott Waites (England) 140
26 = Yoeri Duijster (Netherlands) 140
28 Scott Baker (England) 136
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29 David Cameron (Canada) 134
30 = Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 130
30 = Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland) 130
32 Cameron Menzies (Scotland) 129
33 Toon Greebe (Netherlands) 121
34 = Martin Atkins (England) 117
34 = Richie Edwards (Wales) 117
36 Davy van Baelen (Belgium) 112
37 Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 109
38 Andy Fordham (England) 104
39 Bradley Kirk (England) 102
40 Garry Thompson (England) 99

[oche balboa]

Regional Leaders

Baltic- Dennis Neilson (Sweden)
Britain- Cameron Menzies (Scotland)
Canada- David Cameron
Eastern Europe- Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland)
New Zealand- Craig Caldwell
USA- Joe Chaney
Western Europe- Chris Landman (Holland)

[oche balboa]

Top 27 (28th on Standby incase of new Masters winner)
9 Regional winners (Australia & Japan have own competition)
4 Play off winners

[oche balboa]

Ladies Qualification

Top 13 Qualify+ 14th/or World Master (2 from play offs)

Already Qualified

1 Deta Hedman (England) 410
2 Aileen de Graaf (Netherlands) 388
3 Lisa Ashton (England) 360
4 Lorraine Winstanley (England) 351
5 Corrine Hammond (Australia) 328
6 Trina Gulliver MBE (England) 325
7 Fallon Sherrock (England) 303
8 Sharon Prins (Netherlands) 302
9 Anastasia Dobromyslova (Russia) 294
10 Paula Jacklin (England) 239
11 Anca Zijlstra (Netherlands) 231
12 Rhian Griffiths (Wales) 228
13 Maria O'Brien (England) 205
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14 Tricia Wright (England) 185
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15 Sue Edwards (England) 181
16 Casey Gallagher (England) 177
17 Marjolein Noijens (Netherlands) 168
18 Sue Cusick (England) 158
19 Margaret Sutton (England) 149
20 Danielle Ijpelaar (Netherlands) 148

[Zapp Brannigan]

Oche is Tom Gregory anywhere near the top end of the rankings?

[Ginge]

Oche is Tom Gregory anywhere near the top end of the rankings?

Not really.

[oche balboa]

69th

Edit- Fuck you bradders

[Bag Carrier]

Ladies Qualification

Top 13 Qualify+ 14th/or World Master (2 from play offs)

Already Qualified

1 Deta Hedman (England) 410
2 Aileen de Graaf (Netherlands) 388
3 Lisa Ashton (England) 360
4 Lorraine Winstanley (England) 351
5 Corrine Hammond (Australia) 328
6 Trina Gulliver MBE (England) 325
7 Fallon Sherrock (England) 303
8 Sharon Prins (Netherlands) 302
9 Anastasia Dobromyslova (Russia) 294
10 Paula Jacklin (England) 239
11 Anca Zijlstra (Netherlands) 231
12 Rhian Griffiths (Wales) 228
13 Maria O'Brien (England) 205
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14 Tricia Wright (England) 185
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15 Sue Edwards (England) 181
16 Casey Gallagher (England) 177
17 Marjolein Noijens (Netherlands) 168
18 Sue Cusick (England) 158
19 Margaret Sutton (England) 149
20 Danielle Ijpelaar (Netherlands) 148

Ana still has 1 box to fill so as soon as that's filled she will move up 2 places to start with and then chip away at the lower boxes. Shows after 4 months off at you can stay near the top.

[Zapp Brannigan]

Oche is Tom Gregory anywhere near the top end of the rankings?

Not really.

Cheers

he's really trying to give it one last go but he's only really getting to the later stages of the pairs events

Shame because he's a decent player and a top bloke

[ssjsa]

Wasn't sure which thread to post this in.

Watching Ando vs Fordham from Lakeside 2003. Great match. The Viking averaging just under 98 and Gary 99.48.

[Paddy McGinty]

I erred in one of my earlier posts. The mixed doubles was today, not the men's and women's doubles as I had reported.

Rick Fortin and Bonnie Pelton-Sabodah of New Brunswick beat Dianne Gobeil and Bernard Beaudin of Quebec in the mixed doubles final.

World Masters update - Sheldon Fudge of Nova Scotia gets a spot in men's singles as the fifth-place finisher.

After winning the Canadian Open at the weekend, David Cameron will be at Lakeside as winner of the Canadian regional table.

That is correct. He beat Jeff Smith to do it.

Did that make you smile.....

[foggs3355]

I think Jeff will have to come over for few events to get in thru main table maybe international open Welsh masters weekend and 1 more event before last event British open

[mapleleafdarts]

I erred in one of my earlier posts. The mixed doubles was today, not the men's and women's doubles as I had reported.

Rick Fortin and Bonnie Pelton-Sabodah of New Brunswick beat Dianne Gobeil and Bernard Beaudin of Quebec in the mixed doubles final.

World Masters update - Sheldon Fudge of Nova Scotia gets a spot in men's singles as the fifth-place finisher.

After winning the Canadian Open at the weekend, David Cameron will be at Lakeside as winner of the Canadian regional table.

That is correct. He beat Jeff Smith to do it.

Did that make you smile.....

You know it did. Any day Jeff Smith loses is a great day, especially in a final.