The England Classic Girls competition, proudly sponsored by The Olly Croft Centre of Excellence, one80, and The Seal Bay Resort, brought together some of the country’s finest young female talents for a day of passion, precision, and poise on the oche at Seal Bay Resort, Selsey. With a round-robin group stage followed by knockout rounds, the event showcased the future of English darts — and the depth of emerging talent was clear from the very first throw.
The England Classic Mixed Triples, proudly sponsored by The Olly Croft Centre of Excellence, one80, and The Seal Bay Resort, delivered a superb day of darts at the Seal Bay Resort in Selsey, England, culminating in a thrilling final where Geoffrey Heath, Jason Heaver, and Anca Zijlstra edged Jojo Rolls, Chas Barstow, and Jarred Cole 3–2 to lift the title. It was a finale worthy of the occasion: two balanced trios trading heavy scoring and clutch doubles, with Heath–Heaver–Zijlstra staying composed in the decider to seal the crown.
The England Classic Open Pairs, proudly sponsored by The Olly Croft Centre of Excellence, one80, and The Seal Bay Resort, delivered another thrilling showcase of talent at the magnificent Seal Bay Resort in Selsey, England. A packed field featuring many of the sport’s finest names produced high-quality darts, drama, and big finishes throughout the day, with the title ultimately going to the outstanding pairing of Matt Clark and David Fatum, who claimed victory after a gripping 3–2 win over Cori Wiltshire and Mitchell Lawrie in a fiercely contested final.
The England Classic Ladies Pairs Finals, proudly sponsored by The Olly Croft Centre of Excellence, one80, and The Seal Bay Resort, produced another memorable chapter in the rich history of women’s darts. Staged at the picturesque Seal Bay Resort in Selsey, England, the tournament saw outstanding performances, fierce competition, and moments of pure class from start to finish.
The England Cove Open, sponsored by The Olly Croft Centre of Excellence, one80, and The Seal Bay Resort, brought another day of thrilling, world-class darts to Selsey’s Seal Bay Resort. In a field packed with elite players and rising talent, it was once again Neil Duff who reigned supreme — defeating Joe Croft 5–4 in a gripping final to claim the England Cove Open title.
Duff, who had already lifted the England Masters Open title earlier in the weekend, produced another commanding run to secure what was a phenomenal double triumph. His consistent high scoring and trademark composure under pressure saw him fend off a spirited challenge from Croft in one of the best finals of the entire series. Averaging 93.61 to Croft’s 89.72, Duff edged the contest in a deciding leg after a match filled with heavy scoring, momentum shifts, and high checkouts from both men.
England Darts is the official governing body for the sport of darts in England and a full member of the World Darts Federation. We organise world ranked tournaments and events, manage the England national teams for men, women, boys, and girls, and we promote darts at every level while providing opportunities for players of all ages and abilities to take part and progress in the game.