I came across this PDC screensaver it is really kewl as it informs you on the latest Darts news events results and pics. If you have internet access it updates its self.

A big Thank you to the Spares Boyz for sponsoring shirts for both the ladies and men that went to the SA’s.

Thanks to Mike Strydom for providing me with the stats for the Capetown SA’s 2007…
you can view it by clicking on the link below

The KZN CLUB TOURNAMENT
will take place at the Queensburgh Club on Saturday 18AUGUST 2007, to
commence at 09.30a.m. sharp

We will be taking entries from 08.30to 9.00a.m.
All entries will close at 9.00a.m. on Saturday.

Entry fee R30.00 per player

This is a Four A Side Club Tournament. You may enter more than 4 players and
if successful all players registered for a club on that day will qualify for
trophies. Please note you can not play for another club besides the one you
registered for in 2007.

Hey guys and gals i had a nice chat with Jon McGowan who has organized the PDC tournament. He had a look at our website and asked me to post the application form on our site so here it is…
double click on it to enlarge and print it - its that easy.. see ya there in September..

THE PDC will stage two tournaments at the Emperors Palace Resort in Johannesburg this September.The PDC South African Open will allow South African players the chance to qualify for the 2008 Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship AND the 2007 Grand Slam of Darts.That event will be open to South African citizens only, and held on Saturday 29 September.The semi-finalists from the PDC South African Open will then qualify to play in the 2007 South African Masters, live on SuperSport, against the PDC’s top four players.The four PDC stars will be the top four players in the PDC Order of Merit following the Stan James World Matchplay.The first round of the South African Masters will see the local stars compete against a PDC professional, before the tournament progresses through to the final.”Last year’s Emperors Palace South African Masters was a hugely successful event, and Wynand Havenga’s run at the Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship showed the quality of players in the country,” said PDC Chairman Barry Hearn.”His progress was keenly followed by everyone in South Africa and I know how much it meant to him to compete in the biggest tournament in darts.”This year’s event will be even bigger, with the additional prize of a place in November’s Grand Slam of Darts - guaranteeing at least £8,000 in prize money, as well as more chances to battle against the world’s best players.”We are also delighted that viewers of SuperSport will be able to see the leading South Africans playing the world’s top players in the South African Masters this year.”Darts in South Africa has massive potential and it is encouraging to see such interest in this event already.”PDC South African OpenDate: Saturday 29 September 2007Venue: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors PalaceEntry: R150, open to all South African citizens. To enter, contact Jon McGowan on 082 87 36 046. Entry deadline is 5pm on Friday 21 September. An entry form will soon be available to download.FormatPlayers compete over three hours to throw a leg of 501 in the fewest number of darts. After this time, the top 16 (plus ties) progress to the knockout stages. The last 16 will play off on the floor, over the best of five legs. The quarter-finals onwards will be played on stage, with the quarter-finals and semi-finals being the best of five legs and the final the best of seven legs.Prize FundWinner: Place in 2008 Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship, plus a place in the Grand Slam of Darts, including flights and accommodation.Runner-Up: R15,0003-4th: R7,5005-8th: R5,0009-16th: R3,000South African MastersDate: Sunday 30 September 2007Venue: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors PalaceTickets: Entry will be available on the day costing R75Competing players: Top four players from PDC Order of Merit (after 2007 Stan James World Matchplay) plus PDC South African Open semi-finalistsFormatQuarter-Finals: best of seven legs (PDC player drawn v South African player)Semi-Finals: best of 11 legsFinal: best of 15 legsPrize FundWinner: £5,000 (R70,000 approx)Runner-Up: £3,000 (R40,000 approx)3-4th: £1,500 (R20,000 approx)5-8th: £1,000 (R14,000 approx)

Above: Tanya folding a paper aeroplane between games.

Above: Maureen and Janine Clowning about in the Flat

Above: Kenny (yes me) throwing darts at SA’s

Above: Maureen and Ernest

Below : Kwa-zulu Natal Darts Ladies


Above: Durban Districts ladies side