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  • 2018 ADO National Youth Championship Entry

    Please find below the official entry form for the 2018 ADO National Youth Championships, which is being held in Charlotte, NC, on Saturday, April 14, 2018.  The events are being held...

  • 2018 Camellia Classic Youth Results

    WDF Youth Singles 1st – Conner Zaragoza – USA 2nd – Tyler Burnett – USA 3/4 – Nick Larkin – USA 3/4 – Justin Scantlen – USA

  • 2018 WDF Tournaments

    Here is the complete list of ADO tournaments that will be ranked by the World Darts Federation in 2018. Senior Events January 19-21 – NODOR Fleetwood Memorial Las Vegas Open, Las...

  • WDF Youth Ranking Applications for 2018

    Just a reminder that the World Darts Federation is accepting applications for WDF-ranked youth tournaments in 2018.  As with BDO ranking, these apply to the 501 singles events only. Separate events...

  • 2017 Seacoast Open Youth Results

    WDF Girls’ Singles 1st – Kaylee Roy – USA 2nd – Aaja Jalbert – USA 3/4 – Katelyn Munson – USA 3/4 – Cyndi Kelley – USA WDF Boys’ Singles 1st...

  • 2017 Witch City Open Youth Results

    WDF Girls’ Singles 1st – Jenna Yazbek – USA 2nd – Rylee Moran – USA 3/4 – Kaylee Roy – USA 3/4 – Aaja Jalbert – USA WDF Boys’ Singles 1st...

  • 2017 Colorado Open Youth Results

    WDF Youth Singles 1st – Justin Scantlen – USA 2nd – Tyler Burnett – USA 3/4 – Ben Knight-Moreau – USA 3/4 – Jamar Cook – USA

  • World Youth Championship Qualifier Results

    It was a sad day for the the American youths, as Kaylee Roy, Tyler Burnett, and Jacob Demers were all edged out of the qualifier in their opening clashes.  They was...

  • World Youth Championship Qualifier

    Tomorrow (Thursday) sees the qualifier for the World Youth Championship, with the finals being held at the Lakeside World Championship in January.  Here are the first round draws for the American...

  • 2017 Winmau World Masters Youth Championships

    The youth events at the 2017 World Masters proved extremely disappointing for the American entrants.  With three girls and two boys (including three players ranked in the World’s Top 20), our...

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