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DARTS,
let us know by emailing your story to
dfamark@ozemail.com.au |
Sensation at the 2003 Southern Highlands Classic |
 Barry
Jouannet (left) threw the perfect 9-dart game - 180, 180, T20-T15-D18
at the 2003 Southern Highlands Classic. The
unfortunate player to feel the sting of Barry’s darts was David
Rofe who had only thrown six darts and still had 402 left on
the board. Congratulations Barry on brilliant performance. |
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one, but two 170 pegout by the age of 12 years. |
 Mitchell Clegg from New South Wales was fortunate enough to
have hit a 170 peg in a senior tournament. Mitchell, who at the
age of 12 practices continuously, and sees darts as his passion.
He has just been selected for the 2004 NSW Junior State Team
for the second year and maintains a high level of commitment
to the game.
Mitchell recently attended the 2003 NSW Open on the 12th and
13th of
September where he secured 3rd position in the minor section.
During the semi final series, he has once again hit a 170 peg.
This feat is difficult enough once, but twice and at the tender
age of 12. The Guinness Book of Records and have been informed
that he qualifies for an entry. He is currently seen as the youngest
in the World to have achieved this feat (11year 10 months). |
9-darter at the Rockingham Classic |
 The fields at the Rockingham Classic may not have been large,
but the quality of competitor and standard of play was outstanding.
The most outstanding peace of play for the day with out doubt
was performed by John Rodd (pictured right) in his game against
Cyril Councillor. John threw the perfect leg of darts – a 9-darter.
He hit the two 180’s with his first two walks, and then hit 60,
45, and double 18 to clinch the perfect leg. (You often hear
180’s don’t win games. Either do 9-darters as John lost this
game to Cyril) Congratulations of the perfect leg of darts. |
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