Nz Darts Council 2021 Calendar

NZ DARTS COUNCIL 2021 CALENDAR Date Event Association Location Comments 6-Feb Open Mixed Pairs Canterbury Christchurch Non-Ranking 7-Feb Canterbury Classic Open Canterbury Christchurch WDF Bronze/NZDC Ranked 8-Feb Colin Barrett Memorial Men's Pairs + Ladies Pairs Canterbury Christchurch Non-Ranking 3-Apr South Island Masters Singles Southland Invercargill WDF Bronze/NZDC Ranked 4-Apr South Island Masters Open Pairs Southland Invercargill Non-Ranking 17-Apr North Island Masters Open Pairs Hastings Hastings Non-Ranking 18-Apr North Island Masters Singles Hastings Hastings WDF Bronze/NZDC Ranked 5-Jun Canterbury Open Mixed Pairs Canterbury Christchurch Non-Ranking 6-Jun Canterbury Open Singles Canterbury Christchurch WDF Bronze/NZDC Ranked 7-Jun Canterbury Men's & Ladies Open Pairs Canterbury Christchurch Non-Ranking 19-Jun Shot NZ Masters Kapi Mana Porirua WDF Silver/NZDC Ranked 20-Jun Tony Bull Memorial Open Pairs Kapi Mana Porirua Non-Ranking 3-Jul John Wilkie Open Singles Tournament Hutt Valley Hutt Valley WDF Silver/NZDC Ranked 4-Jul John Wilkie Open Pairs Tournament Hutt Valley Hutt Valley Non-Ranking 18-20 July NZDC Junior & Youth Championships Wainuiomata Wainuiomata Members Only Tournament 1-6 Aug NZDC Senior Championships NZDC Motueka Members Only Tournament 3-Aug NZDC AGM NZDC Motueka Delegates Only Meeting 4-Aug NZ Open Men's & Ladies Singles NZDC Motueka WDF Silver/NZDC Ranked 5-Aug Shot NZ Men's Singles NZDC Motueka Members Only - NZDC Ranked 6-Aug Shot NZ Ladies Singles NZDC Motueka Members Only - NZDC Ranked 28 Sept-2 Oct WDF World Cup Danish Darts Union Denmark World Darts Federation 11-Sep Taranaki Open Singles Taranaki New Plymouth WDF Silver/NZDC Ranked 12-Sep Taranaki Open Pairs Taranaki New Plymouth Non-Ranking 13-Sep Taranaki Open Teams Taranaki New Plymouth Non-Ranking 18-Sep Auckland Open Singles West City Auckland WDF Bronze/NZDC Ranked 19-Sep Sunday News 3's West City Auckland Non-Ranking - Teams of 3 Players 22-Oct Open Pairs Otago Dunedin Non-Ranking 23-Oct Alan King Memorial Singles Otago Dunedin WDF Bronze/NZDC Ranked 24-Oct Tiny Vincent Memorial Mixed Pairs Otago Dunedin Non-Ranking 6-7 Nov Aotearoa NZ Maori Tournament Wainuiomata Wainuiomata Members Only Tournament 20-Nov Levin Open Pairs Horowhenua Levin Non-Ranking 21-Nov Ted Clements Memorial Singles Horowhenua Levin WDF Bronze/NZDC Ranked.

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