QUEBEC OPEN 1996
Darts Tournament
Quebec
Dart Association
(steel-tip darts)
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by Rosalie Mc Millan rev. 2/19/96
For the second consecutive year, the Quebec Open, held at the Delta Hotel in Sherbrooke, was a huge success. The initial prize money to be paid
out was $ 5,000.00. Due to the outstanding number of registrations, the Quebec Dart Association paid out $ 7,030.00 in prize money in the six events
held January 26, 27 & 28.
The Quebec Open, an annual event held around theprovince over the past seven years has always brought out the best players in Quebec and from across Canada.
1995 was the second time the Eastern Townships had been host to such an event. The last time being the 1982 Provincial Championships.
Among this year's contenders in the Mens division were:
John Part: 1994 Embassy Champion; 1995 Canadian National & Canadian Open Champion; top
money winner in the U.S. as of November 21, 1995 and ranked 27th in the World as of October 16, 1995 (Oshawa, Ontario).
John Ooms: 1995 World Cup Team member for Canada (British Columbia). Yves Chamberland: 1993 Canadian
National Champion; 1990, 1993 & 1994 Quebec Champion, and the first dart player from Quebec, to be invited to play at the prestigious Embassy Tournament held in England in 1995;
1995 World Cup Team member (Aylmer, Qc).
Chris Leslie: 1990, 1995 Canadian National Champion (Ontario). Andre Masse: 1982 Canadian National Champion (Waterville, Qc). Carol Brassard: 1995
Quebec Champion (Blainville, Qc).
And from New Brunswick, Rick Fortin came back to defend his 1995 Quebec Open title.
On the women's side were present:
Rani Gill: 1982, 1989 Canadian National Champion; 1986 Canadian Open Champion (Ontario). Lise Filiatrault: 1995 Quebec Champion; 5th at the Canadian Nationals in 1995 (Montreal, Qc). Doreen Loughran & Robin Curry: ever present on the Ontario Dart scene with many impressive top four finishes under their belts from Canadian & U.S.
tournaments.
The Blind Draw Mixed Triples held Friday night saw 38 teams of dart
players out to win part of the $ 1,140.00 in prize money. Saturdays Triples
drew 54 teams; Mens Doubles 71 teams, and the Ladies Doubles 32 teams.
Sundays Singles event had 104 registrations for the men and 48 for the
women. These were the largest singles event registrations in Quebec's
history of Open Dart tournaments.
The Quebec Open will be held in Sherbrooke once again next year, as
player turnout has proven the Estrie region a choice location.
The Quebec Dart Association would like to thank the following for
their sponsorship of the 1996 Quebec Open Dart Tournament:
Hotel Delta
Sherbrooke, La Cage Aux Sports (Sherbrooke), Gerry Trophies (Sherbrooke),
Village Grec (Lennoxville). Special thanks go to the Royal Canadian Legion
in Sherbrooke, the Estrie regions' organizational committee; Eric Gravel
(Director), Rosalie Mc Millan (Sec./Tres.), Mary Dezan (Provincial
Director), Brian Perrault (Ass. Director) and all of the players and
spectators who attended in such large numbers from around the Townships to
make the "Open" the best ever.
Good Darts and see you next year!
Quebec Open 1996
Darts Tournament
(steel-point)
Events Schedule
$ 5,000.00 GUARANTEED National Dart Federation of Canada and Quebec Dart Association Ranking Point Tournament
January 27, 27, 28 - 1996
Hotel Delta Sherbrooke
2685 King Street West
Sherbrooke, (Quebec) Canada
Reservations call: (819) 822-1989. Darters Rate guaranteed until Dec. 26,1995:
$ 62.00 Single - $ 72.00 Double
DAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY
Time 8:00 pm 11:00 am 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 1l:00 am 11:00 am
Event Blind Mixed Ladies Mens Open Ladies
Draw Triples Doubles Doubles Singles Singles
Triples
Game 601 601 501 501 501 501
Fee $10.00 $36.00 $24.00 $24.00 $20.00 $20.00
1st $660.00 $200.00 $700.00 $700.00 $160.00
2nd $320.00 $100.00 $350.00 $350.00 $ 80.00
3 - 4 $127.00 $ 50.00 $ 90.00 $ 91.00 $ 40.00
5 - 8 $ 62.00 $ 42.00 $ 42.00
PAYOUT $1482.00 $400.00 $1398.00 $1400.00 $320.00
*IMPORTANT: All registrations will be closed 1/2 hour before starting time;
late arrivals shall not be permitted to register. Recycling will take place
if required.
**Prize money in the "Ladies Singles" event is based on 16 players; all
monies will be returned as per registration.
***Saturday and Sunday events are round robin.
****All registration fees and prize payouts will be in Canadian Funds. Any
player(s) who are suspended by the Quebec Dart Association of the N.D.F.C.
are unableto participate in any of these events. Tournament entry is
dependent upon meeting the eligibility of W.D.F. Bye-Law #11 - 1 to 6.