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Players battle for prize at Bradfield Darts tournament

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Saturday, March 25, 2023 6:02 am
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The Bradfield Darts Tournament held at Bradfield Social Club on Saturday.

The Bradfield Darts Tournament held at Bradfield Social Club on Saturday.

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A TOTAL of 39 players turned out to compete in the Bradfield Darts tournament hosted at Bradfield Social Club on Saturday.

With a mixture of abilities ranging from youth right up to senior county level, it proved to be a challenging and entertaining spectacle.

There were four women that entered the competition, allowing the open to play out a furthest lady award.

This was won by Nippa Smith who plays for the Berkshire County Team.

There was also a first round losers plate offered to the entrants to run alongside the main open. This was won by Richard Rawlings.

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The winner of the main open took away a prize of £300, which was won by Terry Stubbs who also plays for the Berkshire County Team.

This is the second Bradfield Open run by Kryshia Muss and they are hoping to run another later in the year.

The next competition at Bradfield Sports Club will be a knockout tournament hosted on Saturday, April 15 at 7.30pm.

Results:

Main Open

Winner: Terry Stubbs

R/U: Josh Burksfield

Semi: Nick Lewis

Semi: Mitchell McCarthy

Plate Competition

Winner: Richard Rawlings

R/U: Nathan Muney

Furthest Lady: Nippa Smith

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