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Queensland
Girl's takes Junior Darts Teams Events
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| Queensland's Junior Girl's Darts Teams continue to dominate the 22nd Puma Australian Darts Championships at the Inala Darts Club in Brisbane today. Teams competitions were completed with the Queensland Girls Teams winning the title of Australian Teams Champions for the second year in a row after winning the title in Adelaide and for the fourth time since the commencement of Australian Junior Darts Championships. |
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Queensland Girl's dominated
this years Team's Event winning all of their round. South Australia
was the only state to get close to winning a match against Queensland,
with the Champions winning that match 4-3. This is the fourth time they have won this event, backing up on winning the title in Adelaide last year. Playing for the Queensland Team (Captain Kerry Crowdey -pictured right) are Felicity Allen, Lauren Peters, Pare'one Matson and Brie Peters. Plenty of experience (Felicity Allen (pictured right), Lauren Peters - 3rd time representing Queensland) and new enthusiasm (Pare'one Matson and Brie Peters - Rookies) helped them through this event as all players put in a great effort. |
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| The battle for second
place went right down to the wire with three states battling for
that placing. New South Wales, Northern Territory and Western Australia
were all in the mix. Starting the final round saw New South Wales with the bye, so they could do nothing to influence the result. Northern Territory and Western Australia fought out a close match in the last round with Northern Territory taking the honors 4-3 and their fourth win which tied them with New South Wales and Western Australia, so legs was going to separate these Teams. Only 2 legs separated these Teams. New South Wales with 8-25 claimed second place, with Northern Territory (8-24) taking third and Western Australia finishing in fourth (8-23) |
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Representing the New South
Wales Girl's team at these championships has been Belinda Vellanff,
Cindy Parrott (pictured right), Tara Vellanff, Natalie O'Niele and
Tania Walker.
Kathleen Logue (pictured left), Melissa Mundy,
Morgan Koler, Melissa McAuthor and Kayla Whittaker are the players
representing the Northern Territory. |
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Competing this year for Western Australia is Lauren West (pictured right), Danielle Kenny, Elizabeth Abrahams, Amalia Geralis and Kirsten Nunn. |
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