Event Program

Table of Contents
Letter from ADA President, Glenn Remick ................................................. 1
Letter from the Mayor of the City of Las Vegas ......................................... 2
Letter from the Riviera Hotel & Casino...................................................... 3
Event Schedule ......................................................................................... 4
Singles Event Schedule ............................................................................. 5
Registration/Prize Pay Out Schedule ......................................................... 6
2005 Team List ......................................................................................... 7
Check-In and Roster Changes, Captains Meeting, Membership Cards ...... 8
ID Requirements ....................................................................................... 9
Event Registration and Competition ....................................................... 10
National Championship Event Rules ....................................................... 11
Equipment Rules..................................................................................... 12
Scoring Rules .................................................................................... 12-13
Event Format .................................................................................... 14-15
Dress Code ............................................................................................. 16
Event Payout ..........................................................................................17
Military Cup Challenge ...........................................................................18
2004 National Champions.................................................................20-21
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Dear ADA Members,
Welcome to the 14th ADA National Championship!
We also welcome ESPN’s SportsCenter! The live coverage by the world’s number one sports
show brings to our sport the long overdue respect it truly deserves. Hopefully this is the first step
in bringing the ADA to network television!
Our national event is the world’s only darts championship that brings together both Electronic
“soft-tip” and the traditional English “steel-tip” in the same competition. Over the next four days
Championship titles will be awarded in thirty-two Neutralizer and Open categories for “bragging
rights” as to who the best American Dart League members in the United States are.
We also welcome our service men and women who are competing in the fifth Military Cup
Challenge. This event determines the best darts players in the Armed Forces.
The ADA Championship offers over $75,000 in prize money plus awards. More importantly it is
social event of the year providing the opportunity to renew old friendships and establish new
relationships. We thank our sponsors Michelob AmberBock, Coca-Cola, Dart World, Valley,
Laramie Screen Printing and Atlanta Darts for their support to make this event possible.
This program contains important Championship information. Please take a moment to review
and become familiar with its contents.
On behalf of the ADA Championship staff, the Riviera Hotel, and our contributing sponsors,
good luck and good darts!
Glenn Remick
President, American Darters Association
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AMERICAN DARTERS ASSOCIATION
14th NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
AUGUST 3-7, 2005
OFFlCE
OF THE
MAYOR
Dear Guests:
As the happiest Mayor in the world, and on behalf of the citizens of our
beautiful city, I am delighted to welcome the American Darters Association
to Las Vegas! It is a great honor to host the 14th National Championship.
I hope you will allow yourselves an opportunity to explore our dynamic city.
The city of Las Vegas is a complete resort destination. With 24-hour
excitement, Las Vegas has something for everyone. Our downtown area is
becoming the core of our city and the emergence of new ownership of the
“historic” casinos has brought about a feeling of electricity that hasn’t been
present in years. I urge you to visit our downtown where you’ll find high
quality office buildings, parks, plazas, streets lined with trees and arcades,
restaurants catering to both business and evening activity patrons, hotels,
entertainment, shopping and the phenomenal Fremont Street Experience.
In addition to the endless attractions in our great city, Las Vegas turns 100
years old this year and we’re having a birthday bash to end all bashes.
Partying as only Vegas can, we’ll celebrate all through 2005. This is one party
you won’t want to miss!
Again, welcome to Las Vegas and best wishes for an enjoyable and
memorable stay in our city.
Sincerely,
Oscar B. Goodman
Mayor
City of Las Vegas
ClTY OF LAS VEGAS
400 STEWART AVENUE
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89101
702 229-6241
(FAX) 385-7960
702 386-9108 (TTY)
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Dear ADA Member:
Dear ADA Member:
Welcome back to the Riviera! We are delighted you have chosen to return for
another exciting tournament. We consider the ADA members a very important
Wepart
missed
last year
and hope you are ready to return to the Riviera
of theyou
Riviera
family.
and Las Vegas for another exciting Championship! We are looking forward
Discount
show
tickets will be made available to you through your ADA
to seeing
you
all again!
Management team. We hope you enjoy them.
ADA is very important to us and we want you to enjoy your stay. As in the
Good luck in the tournament and have a great time. Thank you for your
past,
discount show tickets will be made available to you through your
patronage.
ADA Management.
Sincerely,
We value your business and look forward to many more Championships.
Riviera Hotel Management
Enjoy your stay - good luck in the Championship - and have a great time!
Sincerely,
Riviera Hotel Management
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AMERICAN DARTERS ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP XIV
EVENT SCHEDULE
Wednesday, August 3, 2005
Warm-up Doubles
Captains Check-in
Team Captains Meeting – Location TBA
Warm-up Open Cricket Singles
Thursday, August 4, 2005
Championship Area Opens
Team Captains Check-in (continued)
Opening Ceremonies
Team League Event
Team League Event
Team League Event
Team League Event
Express League Event
Express League Event
Express League Event
Express League Event
2:00 PM
5:00 - 7:00 PM
7:00 PM
8:00 PM
1st round begins
2nd round begins
3rd round begins
4th round begins
9:00 AM
9:00 - 10:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
1:30 PM
4:30 PM
7:30 PM
1st round begins
2nd round begins
3rd round begins
4th round begins
10:30 AM
2:00 PM
5:30 PM
8:00 PM
Military Cup Challenge begins
Friday, August 5, 2005
Championship Area Opens
Team League Event
Team League Event
Express League Event
Express League Event
12:00 PM
5th round begins
6th round begins
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
5th round begins
6th round begins
9:00 AM
12:00 PM
“Early Bird” Mixed Doubles begins
Mixed Triples begins
Open Draw Doubles Soft tip begins
Open Draw Doubles Steel tip begins
9:30 AM
2:30 PM
8:00 PM
8:30 PM
Saturday, August 6, 2005
Championship Area Opens
Women’s Doubles begins
Men’s Doubles begins
Open Draw Doubles Soft tip begins
Open Draw Doubles Steel tip begins
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
Sunday, August 7, 2005
Championship Area Opens
Men’s Singles begins
Women’s Singles begins
Men’s Singles Seeded Rounds begin
Women’s Singles Seeded Rounds begin
MVP Awards at conclusion of Championship
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9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
approx. 7:00 PM
AMERICAN DARTERS ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP XIV
SINGLES EVENT SCHEDULE
Men’s Soft-tip and Steel-tip Neutralizer Singles
Round 1 begins
Round 2 begins
Round 3 begins
10:00am
11:30am
1:00pm
Seeded Rounds begin
Round of 32 begins
Round of 16 begins
Round of 8 begins
Semi-Finals begins
Finals begins
3:00pm
3:45pm
4:30pm
5:15pm
6:00pm
Men’s Soft-tip and Steel-tip Open Singles
Round 1 begins
Round 2 begins
10:30am
12:00pm
Seeded Rounds begin
Round of 32 begins
Round of 16 begins
Round of 8 begins
Semi-Finals begins
Finals begins
3:00pm
3:45pm
4:30pm
5:15pm
6:00pm
Women’s Soft-tip and Steel-tip Neutralizer Singles
Round 1 begins
Round 2 begins
Round 3 begins
11:00am
12:30pm
2:00pm
Seeded Rounds begin
Round of 16 begins
Round of 8 begins
Semi-Finals begins
Finals begins
4:00pm
4:45pm
5:30pm
6:15pm
Women’s Soft-tip and Steel-tip Open Singles
NO PRELIMINARY ROUNDS
Seeded Rounds begin
Round of 16 begins
Round of 8 begins
Semi-Finals begins
Finals begins
4:00pm
4:45pm
5:30pm
6:15pm
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AMERICAN DARTERS ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP XIV
REGISTRATION/PRIZE PAY OUT SCHEDULE
Wednesday, August 3rd
5:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Thursday, August 4th
9:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Friday, August 5th
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Saturday, August 6th
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday, August 7th
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Note : Registration closes the day before each event listed.
(Exception: Registration closes for Draw Doubles events
one (1) hour prior to scheduled start time.)
All prize money must be collected prior to closing ceremonies on August 7th.
Unclaimed prize money will be FORFEITED.
Note: Team Captain is responsible for collecting and distributing the
Team Event Prize Money, all remaining event prize money is collected individually.
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2005 ADA National Championship Teams
Stacy Gaspar – Bangor, Maine
The Jokers
Mike White – Pennsylvania
Blue Moose
millhouse madness
oreo cookie
Ridge Runners
Underdog's
Gloria Remick – Delaware
3 Dart 20
CH2
HEY NOW !!!
Misfits
Papa Rays
Pappa Rays II
Whatever
Gloria Remick – Maryland
Get er Done
Jerry's Kids
Just For Fun, MD
On The Wire
The Moose Is Loose
Young Bucks
Rob Coleman – Virginia
Dart Vipers
Double Trouble
Girl Power
I.M.O.R
Inner Circle
Koch & Balls
Meathead's Best
Muchachos
One Dart Away
Take Three...
team arsenal
Team Long
Virginia Beach Darters
Virginia Mafia
Wayne's World
Charles McDonald – Tennessee
A FIFTH OF MAYO'S
BENS REDEYES
Blazin Triple 7's
Dart Heads
Dartologists
Grand Illusion
HOT SHOTS
LUCKY SHOTS
mervs maddness
NO SOFTIES
ALLOWED
SUNDAY STROKERS
The ZOO
Wheels of Misfortune
Who Cares
Pete Musslewhite – Florida
Good 2 GO
Gloria Remick – Florida
EXTREME CORONAS
Gloria Remick – Illinois
is it in
Splinters Who Cares
Kevin Graham – Illinois
3 Shafts and 4 Tips
BEDROCK'S
CAVEDWELLERS
Belmont
COLD
BEACHES/SMART
Hit 'em with a Chair
Instant Satisfaction
malnars 1
Malnars II
MIDWEST-DARTERS
Never Say Die!!!
Raging Bullwinkles
Shootin Lights Out
Shotmasters
Ted & Sophies
Melissa Horvath-Schlecht –
Illinois
FIREHOUSE
Four In A Bed
Legion of Doom
Mel & Virginia Vilt – Illinois
2 babes & old man
Moberly's Finest
Stooges Final Four
Top Guns
Cindy Larkins – Missouri
1 Bourbon, 1 Scotch, 1
Beer
Bare With Me
Bink's Bombers
C'Mon
CPJ
KC Style
kim possible
MarChiDo
RTL
TEABAGS
Team Ellison
The Good, The Bad
and The Ugly
The Grinders
The Unfortunates
Three Shooters
TK'S HOSE
Two Rights One Wrong
Larry Butler – Texas
A-Bombs
ALL ABOUT WOOD
C ya! Homie
Cliff Hangers
DILLIGAF
Dusty's Dirty 1/2
Dozen
JUGs
More Patron Por Favor
O. A. K. R. S.
On'ry and Mean
Outlaws
Pinky's
Road Trip
Rock Me Baby
Six Shooters
SNAFU
Tah Dah
TBC
Trippin' Ain't Easy
Bill Brodie – Colorado
Jackalopes
Rex Best – Colorado
Barley Pops
Bull Knockers
Deadstroke
Drink 2 Much
Hammer Time
team merit
Alex Howard – Nevada
Black Sheep
Dain Bramaged
Enduphanators II
Internationals
Just 4 Fun
The Natives
Tom & Janice Vontz – California
Slop Counts
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CAPTAINS CHECK-IN AND ROSTER CHANGES
Team Captains will be able to check-in for the National Championship beginning
Wednesday, August 3rd, 2005 at Noon at the Championship registration desk. All captains
MUST check-in prior to Thursday’s team event to confirm your team’s participation. Teams
that fail to check-in may be removed from the championship. Captain, if you’re unable to
make the check-in, have another teammate check-in for the team.
IMPORTANT: ALL ROSTER CHANGES MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING NO LATER THAN
7:00 PM PST WEDNESDAY, August 3, 2005. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE TO THIS
DEADLINE.
Roster change forms will be available at the registration desk. They should be completed
and returned to the registration desk prior to the 7:00 PM deadline.
Since the ADA office will be closed from July 29 - August 9, 2005, team roster changes can
be submitted in writing via fax to the Riviera Business Center. Please include your name,
team name, detailed roster changes, and contact information including day/night phone
numbers. Please note that the Riviera Business Center Office closes at 5:00 PM PST each
day.
No faxed roster changes will be accepted after the Business Center closes on Wed., August
3, 2005.
CAPTAINS MEETING
The Captains Meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 3, 2005 at 7:00 pm (location to
be announced). Important information regarding rules and regulations of the Championship
will be outlined. If you cannot make this meeting, please appoint a representative from
your team to attend.
MEMBERSHIP CARDS
All members MUST have their membership cards. Existing members can request a
replacement membership card at the Registration desk. Please note there is a $5.00 service
fee for replacement cards.
New members (walk-ins) and renewal members can complete a membership application
and submit it along with the membership fee at the Registration Center. A 2005 membership
card will then be issued.
This bar-coded ADA membership card is required to register for all events and to collect
prize money. Don’t lose your card!
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IDENTIFICATION
REQUIREMENTS
ALL members must have two (2) forms of I.D. with them while
they are participating in the National Championship events:
Current 2005 ADA Membership Card
MEMBERSHIP CARD
NAME
YEAR
Glenn Remick
MEMBERSHIP#
2005
60510018
SIGN TO VALIDATE
Valid photo I.D.
(state issued driver’s license, passport, military card, etc.)
DRIVER
MISSOURI
7534218690
NO. 777-77-7777
GLENN REMICK
2 TON-EIGHTY DRIVE
BULLSHOOTER, MO 63367
CLASS
EXPIRATION
F
8/11/97
ENDORSEMENTS
RESTRICTIONS
A
SEX
M
LICENSE
HEIGHT
507
WEIGHT
135
BIRTHDATE
7/7/57
EYES
BLUE
X
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EVENT REGISTRATION
Team events and Singles events are by pre-registration only. Only members that pre-registered for
the Singles events when their team registered are eligible to compete.
Teams: Captains should check in at the Championship registration desk prior to the Opening
Ceremonies on Thursday, August 4th .
Registration for Men’s & Women’s Doubles and Mixed Triples should be done at the Championship
Registration Center. Check the Registration hours for exact times. Only members that have competed
on teams in the National Championship are eligible for the Doubles and Mixed Triples events.
Membership cards are required to register for these events. The order that the members register for
in the Neutralizer Doubles event determines their playing order (Player #1 & Player #2).
Friday and Saturday night, Open Draw Doubles events are open to ALL ADA members. Register at
the Championship Registration Center. Team members can only compete in the draw doubles event
that corresponds with their team dart type.
EVENT COMPETITION
The ADA Championship software is designed to make the National Championship more effective
and efficient. This system eliminates the time consuming element of writing during registration.
ADA personnel simply “swipe” your ADA membership card to enter you into events. When registration
closes your entry is transferred electronically to the Control Center. The software randomly places
members onto the competition bracket. A dartboard is assigned and your match card is printed.
The event bracket is displayed via a projector in the Competition Room indicating the match and
board assignment. In the team events, match cards will be available along a table by the bracket for
each round. There will be NO initial match calls in the team event. Captains simply find their board
assignments from the display, pick up the match sheet and proceed to their match. Should the
opposing team not arrive within 5 minutes, take the match card to the Control Center and the
Championship Director will make a 2nd call. This process will repeat after 5 min. for a 3rd call. Five
minutes following the 3rd call the Championship Director may call a forfeit. Check the team event
schedule for start times for additional rounds.
In the remaining events, the bracket will be displayed and match cards will be available in the
Control Center. There will be NO match calls in the first rounds of these events. Members should
locate their board assignments from the display, pick up their match sheets and proceed to their
match immediately. Should your opponent not arrive within 5 minutes, take the match card to the
Control Center where the Championship Director will make a 2nd call. This process will repeat after
5 min. for a 3rd call. Five minutes following the 3rd call, the Championship Director may call a
forfeit. Throughout the additional rounds of the event, the bracket display will update with board
assignments and opponents.
Each match card contains bar codes, the board assignment, bracket position and payout indications.
Upon completion of the match, simply circle the winner’s name and return it to the Control Center.
DO NOT interfere with the bar code. ADA staff will “swipe” the winner’s bar code and the software
advances the winners to the next round of the bracket. Once a match is ready another card is
generated.
To keep events “running smoothly” please return match cards to the Control Center immediately
following the completion of the match.
For Neutralizer events and selected Open events, there will also be a scorecard with the match card.
_01 starting scores, points remaining and total darts MUST be recorded on the score card and
returned with the match card to the Control Center at the conclusion of the match.
We appreciate your cooperation in making this event a fun and enjoyable time for all members.
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ADA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RULES
ADA Championship competition will follow the basic rules as outlined in the ADA League Rules Manual used
in the American Dart League. Exceptions or additional rules are listed below.
STARTING RULES FOR ALL EVENTS
To determine who throws first for the bulls-eye in ALL events, toss a coin. The winner of the toss is the
“home team” (or singles player #1) and throws first for the bulls-eye in the odd numbered games. The loser
of the toss throws first for the bulls-eye in the even numbered games. In each game, the closest dart to the
bulls-eye starts the game.
a. Soft Tip Darts – count the holes to determine who is closest to the center. In the event of a tie, rethrow with the darts remaining in the board. A dart is pulled only when it hits the very center hole.
b. Steel Tip Darts – a double bulls-eye defeats a single bulls-eye. The member throwing second can
request a dart to be removed from the bulls-eye only (single or double). In the event of a tie, remove the
darts and re-throw until the tie is broken, reverse throwing order.
GENERAL RULES
1. All ADA members/teams shall abide by these Championship Rules and, where necessary, any supplemental rules established by ADA personnel.
2. Only approved ADA team members are eligible to compete in the National Championship Team, Singles,
Doubles, Mixed Doubles and Mixed Triples events. Non-team ADA members are eligible to compete in the
“Warm-Up” Cricket Singles, Draw Doubles and Satellite events only.
3. Every member listed on the ADA approved team roster MUST play in the first round of play. No team will
be allowed to play with less than the minimum required members, 4 members minimum for Team League
and 3 members minimum for Express League. Participation in the team event is a requirement for the nonteam events.
4. Any member/team, who during the course of any event, fails to comply with any of these Championship
Rules, may be subject to disqualification from any and all remaining events including possible forfeit of entry
fees.
5. Good sportsmanship shall be the prevailing attitude throughout the championship.
6. Decisions regarding the prize structure, event schedule, method of member registration, and the choice
of match pairing shall be the responsibility and discretion of the ADA.
7. Protests – ALL matches must be completed in a sportsmanlike manner regardless of the alleged violation.
To file a protest, request an “Official Protest Form” at the Control Center. Complete the form and submit
with a $100.00 filing fee that is refundable if the protest is granted. You will be contacted before the
Championship ends if further action will be taken. Your protest will follow the member/team throughout
the championship. A “Protest Committee” will review your protest.
8. Skill Level Review – matches cannot be protested for issues regarding from Skill Level complaints. For ALL
Skill Level concerns, request a “Skill Level Review Form” at the Control Center. The member’s PPDA will then
be reviewed by the official “Skill Level Review Committee” on staff at that time. This committee will then
take action as needed including future reviews and adjustments to PPDA’s.
9. Once a member/team is assigned a match, competition must begin within 15 minutes. Should a member/team fail to report to the assigned board with the 15 minutes allotted time, a forfeit will be called.
Match pairings will be called 2 times after the first 5 minutes (5 minutes between calls). Each member is
allowed a nine-dart warm-up prior to the game start.
10. Only members involved in the match are allowed inside the playing area.
11. The minimum throwing distance shall be 7’-9 1/4” from the surface of the dartboard to the front of the
throw line. The maximum throwing distance is 8’-0”.
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12. There will be a time limit for each round of the league team events. If a match is still in play at the end
of the time period (2 1/2 hours for Team League and 3 hours for Express League), the team with the most
match points will be declared the winner. In the event the score of the game wins is tied, the team with the
lowest points reaming total from _01 games will be declared the winner.
13. It is permissible for a doubles or triples team to participate while missing a player, provided the team
forfeits that turn in the throwing rotation. The missing members may join a game in progress provided they
join in the proper sequence.
14. Coaching by team members and spectators is allowed but be considerate to other members in matches
being played on boards/machines nearby.
15. All prize money MUST be collected from registration/payout center prior to the conclusion of the National Championship. Uncollected prize money will be forfeited and will not be forwarded to any members.
Please make certain to watch your match sheets for your place in the event bracket/payout and stop by the
registration/payout center frequently to check for unclaimed prize money.
16. Registration for the “Early Bird” Mixed Doubles event will close on Thursday when the registration/
payout center closes. Members on teams still competing in the team events cannot register for the Mixed
Doubles event, unless they withdraw from the remaining team events.
EQUIPMENT RULES
Soft Tip Darts: All competition shall take place on Valley Cougar Eye 2 dart machines. The maximum weight
allowed for electronic soft tip darts is 24 grams (barrel, shaft and flight).
Steel Tip Darts: All competition shall take place on standard brush bristle english dart boards. The maximum
weight allowed for steel tip darts is 50 grams (barrel only).
SCORING RULES
For both Soft Tip and Steel Tip darts, a dart shall be counted as part of the turn if it hits the dartboard,
backboard or dart machine.
Soft Tip Darts
Neutralizer 301 games are to be played with the double bull “deactivated” (entire bull worth 50 points)
Open 501 games are to be played with the double bull “activated” (split bull – single worth 25 points &
double worth 50 points)
All cricket games, both Neutralizer and Open, are to be played with the double bull “activated” (split bull –
single worth 25 points & double worth 50 points)
NEW Valley Cougar Eye 2 Correct Score Feature
The score recorded by the machine is the score the player receives, unless a dart(s) remaining in the board
clearly indicates an incorrect score for that dart(s).
DO NOT PULL YOUR DARTS FROM THE BOARD.
Once the dart(s) have been pulled from the board, no correction for those darts is allowed. No score should
be corrected without verification by the opposing team member. Based on the Valley Cougar dart machine
the score can be corrected each game up to a maximum correction of 12 darts. There will be no additional
corrections once these 12 are used. The correct score feature may be used to correct machine scoring
errors, member throwing out of turn, or member throwing on the wrong machine position.
A dart that remains in the board but does not activate the electronic scoring MAY be manually scored, but
MUST be verified by the opposing team member.
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The player accepts that for darts that dislodge from the board that “THE MACHINE IS ALWAYS CORRECT”.
If a dart bounces off the board, it is considered a dart thrown even if it does not score. It may not be thrown
again.
Once the 12 darts of the correct score feature have been used, the following rules apply:
The player accepts that for darts that are scored by the machine scoring system, “THE MACHINE IS ALWAYS CORRECT”. If a dart machine does not score it MAY be manually scored as listed above.
a. If a member throws while the machine is displaying an opponent’s number and has thrown less than
three darts, the machine is advanced to the correct position by use of the “Player Change” button and the
member is allowed to throw the remaining darts in their turn. The game then proceeds normally with the
opponent’s next turn.
b. If a member throws all three darts on his opponent’s number before the infraction is noticed, that member has completed his turn and the machine is advanced to the proper positions (opponent’s turn) and the
game proceeds normally. Should the member end the game on that turn, the opposing team wins.
c. In doubles & triples play, if the member throws out of turn that member loses their turn, the machine is
advanced to the opponent’s position, play resumes and the team causing the infraction loses their next two
(2) turns.
d. In doubles play & triples play, if a member manually scores on the opponent’s position, the opponent
throws the number of darts the machine requires and the team causing the infraction loses their next turn.
If a member manually scores on their own position for a dart not in the board, those marks/points shall
stand and the team causing the infraction loses their next turn.
e. In singles play, if a member manually scores points for a dart not in the board those points shall stand and
the member loses their next turn.
Steel Tip Darts
Neutralizer 301 games and Open 501 games are to be played with the double bull (split bull – single worth
25 points & double worth 50 points)
All cricket games, both Neutralizer and Open, are to be played with the double bull split bull – single worth
25 points & double worth 50 points)
English Steel Tip Darts:
a.
For a dart to score, it must remain in the dartboard a minimum of five (5) seconds after the third or final
dart is thrown.
b. A dart’s score shall be determined from the side of the wire in which the point of the dart entered the
dartboard. Should a dart lodge directly between the connecting wires of the dartboard, making it
impossible to determine on which side of the wire the dart resides, the score shall always be the higher
value of the two segments in question.
c.
Verification of the score is the responsibility of the score keeper and the score shall stand once the darts
are pulled from the dartboard. No darts shall be touched prior to the decision of the score keeper.
d. The score keeper may inform the member on how many points have been scored or how many points
remain, but only when asked.
e.
While the score keeper shall be the sole authority in charge of the game, his calling of the scores may be
challenged by either member or their respective Team Captain.
f.
In All events, a member throwing out of turn shall receive zero score for that turn and his team shall
forfeit that turn.
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Event Format
ALL EVENTS ARE SINGLE ELIMINATION (Except Draw Doubles)
Open
Neutralizer®
“Warm Up” Cricket Singles Event
Cricket Singles – Best of three games.
N/A
First member to win two (2) games advances
to next round.
Express League Event
Based on American Dart League match format
using Express League score sheet.
Based on American Dart League match format
using Express League score sheet.
First team to win nine (9) games (no bonus point) wins
the match. Home team will list their members on the
score sheets in the order they will compete. The score
sheet will be folded in half, such that the Away team
cannot see the Home Team lineup. The Away Team will
complete their lineup. Both captains are responsible for
entering the correct data onto the score sheet. Games
will be played using the ADA Neutralizer® system of
301 OI/OO and cricket with PPDA’s listed on the score
card. PPDA information MUST be recorded for each
member on the score sheet.
First team to win nine (9) games (no bonus point) wins
the match. Home team will list their members on the
score sheets in the order they will compete. The score
sheet will be folded in half, such that the Away team
cannot see the Home Team lineup. The Away Team will
complete their lineup. Both captains are responsible for
entering the correct data onto the score sheet. Games
will be played using the ADA Open format of 501 OI/
DO and cricket. PPDA information MUST be recorded
for each member on score sheet.
Team League Event
Based on American Dart League match format
using Team League score sheet.
First team to win seven (7) games (no bonus point)
wins the match. Home team will list their members on
the score sheets in the order they will compete. The
score sheet will be folded in half, such that the Away
team cannot see the Home Team lineup. The Away
Team will complete their lineup. Both captains are
responsible for entering the correct data onto the score
sheet. Games will be played using the ADA
Neutralizer® system of 301 OI/OO and cricket with
PPDA’s listed on the score card. PPDA information
MUST be recorded for each member on the score
sheet.
Based on American Dart League match format
using Team League score sheet.
First team to win seven (7) games (no bonus point)
wins the match. Home team will list their members on
the score sheets in the order they will compete. The
score sheet will be folded in half, such that the Away
team cannot see the Home Team lineup. The Away
Team will complete their lineup. Both captains are
responsible for entering the correct data onto the
score sheet. Games will be played using the ADA Open
format of 501 OI/DO and cricket. PPDA information
MUST be recorded for each member on score sheet.
Early Bird Mixed Doubles Event
Cricket – Best of five (5)
Cricket – Best of five (5)
First team to win three (3) games advances to the next
round. Designate a Captain. Member PPDA’s are
located on the match sheet. Event game is
Neutralizer® cricket doubles. Either member may
throw first in cricket games, no set order.
First team to win three (3) games advances to the next
round. Designate a Captain. Event game is Open
cricket doubles. Either member may throw first in
cricket games, no set order.
Mixed Triples Event
Cricket – Best of five (5)
First team to win three (3) games advances to the next
round. Designate a Captain. Individual and Triples team
PPDA’s are located on the match sheet. Use team PPDA’s
to determine Neutralizer® marks. Event game is
Neutralizer® cricket doubles. Any member may throw
first in cricket games, no set order.
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Cricket – Best of five (5)
First team to win three (3) games advances to the next
round. Designate a Captain. Event game is Open
cricket doubles. Any member may throw first in cricket
games, no set order.
Draw Doubles Event
Cricket – Double Elimination
N/A
Winners Bracket: Best of three (3), first team to win
two (2) games advances to the next round.
Losers Bracket: One (1) game, winner advances.
Designate a Captain. Game is Open cricket doubles.
Either member may throw first in cricket games, no set
order.
Men’s & Women’s Doubles Event
Cricket – Best of five (5)
National Format – Best of five (5).
First team to win three (3) games advances to the next
round. Designate a Captain. Both captains are responsible
for entering the correct data onto the score sheet.
Member PPDA’s will be listed on the score sheet. Event
games are Neutralizer® 301 singles and cricket doubles.
Upon completion of the match, both team captains must
sign the score sheet and the winner must return it
immediately to the Control Center. Either member may
throw first in cricket games, no set order.
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
301
301
Cricket
301
301
First team to win three (3) games advances to the next
round. Designate a Captain. Event game is Open
cricket doubles. Either member may throw first in
cricket games, no set order.
Player 1 vs. Player 1
Player 2 vs. Player 2
Team
Player 1 vs. Player 2
Player 2 vs. Player 1
Men’s & Women’s Singles Event
301 Open In / Open Out – Best of five (5)
First member to win three (3) games advances to the next
round. Event game is 301 OI/OO played with the
Neutralizer® system. PPDA’s are located on the score
sheet and game information MUST be recorded. Upon
completion of the match, both members must sign the
score sheet and the winner must return it immediately to
the Control Center.
501 Open In / Double Out – Best of five (5)
First member to win three (3) games advances to the
next round. Event game is 501 OI/DO played with the
Open format. PPDA information MUST be recorded.
Upon completion of the match, both members must
sign the score sheet and the winner must return it
immediately to the Control Center.
Members are reminded to record all achievements for every event match (180, 9-Mark & Hat Trick)
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CHAMPIONSHIP DRESS CODE
The dress code for the championship will be appropriately casual.
The
Championship Officials will determine any dress code violations. Any person
deemed to be in violation of the dress code will be asked to leave the
championship room and return in the proper attire. Individual matches will
not be delayed due to dress code violations.
a. Men’s proper dress will include dress slacks, designer blue jeans, dress
shorts, polo’s, collared or team shirts, with casual leather or canvas shoes.
b. Women’s proper dress will include dress slacks, skirts or dress shorts (midthigh or longer), designer blue jeans, designer warm-ups, polo’s, dress
blouses or sweaters, non-collared shirts in good taste or team shirts, casual
leather or canvas shoes.
EXPECT THAT YOU WILL BE
TAPED FOR TELEVISED SEGMENTS
OF SPORTS NEWS, AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT VIDEOS, OR YOU
MAY BE PROFESSIONALLY
PHOTOGRAPHED AT ANY TIME
DURING THE EVENT. BE PREPARED BY DRESSING APPROPRIATELY.
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PLEASE NO FLASH
PHOTOGRAPHY
PLEASE BE COURTEOUS OF OTHER
PLAYERS WHILE THEY ARE SHOOTING.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TAKE
PICTURES, YOU MAY USE 400-SPEED
FILM, WHICH DOES NOT REQUIRE
USING A FLASH.
AMERICAN DARTERS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP XIV
EVENT PAYOUT
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Military Cup Challenge V
Military Directors, Division Representatives & ADA Military Members,
The Fifth Military Cup Challenge (MCC) takes place August 4th and consists of active, reserve/
guard, and retired military personnel. The 3-person teams are eligible to compete in the
$75,000 ADA National Championship.
Military Cup Challenge V format:
Military Dart League Playoff Match Format. First team to win Nine (9) games (no bonus
point) wins the match. Games consist of 501 (OI/DO) and Cricket (Triples and Doubles).
Michelob, AmberBock and Coca-Cola proudly sponsor the ADA’s Dart Leagues in the Military
Programs!
MILITARY CUP CHALLENGE IV
2004 SOFT TIP CHAMPIONS
US Air Force
Langley AFB, Virginia
Peter Rutkowski
Tim Hollerman
Martin Sawyer
MILITARY CUP CHALLENGE IV
2004 STEEL TIP CHAMPIONS
DOMINATORS
Sheppard AFB,
Seymour Johnson AFB,
Nellis AFB
Troy Colen
Richard Barter
Hal Coleman
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2004 ADA National Championship XIII Winners
Check out the complete Championship results online at www.adadarters.com
First Place Winners
Team League
Womens Singles
Soft-tip Neutralizer
Malnars Tap:
Steel-tip Neutralizer
Bourbon Street 2:
Soft-Tip Open
Getter Done - IL:
Steel-Tip Open
Finding Nemo:
Express League
Soft-Tip Neutralizer
Gusto's Express:
Steel-Tip Neutralizer
Hammer Time:
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Linda Jaskoviak Soft-Tip Neutralizer
Charlie Jaskoviak
Karl Kirin Steel-Tip Neutralizer
Dawn Kirin
Brian Mayer Soft-Tip Open
Christina James
Steel-Tip Open
Charles W Gustin Mens Singles
Chris Greene
Joe Davidson Soft-Tip Neutralizer
Greg M Lalk
Peter Jones Steel-Tip Neutralizer
Soft-Tip Open
Sean R Turner
Adam Iffrig Steel-Tip Open
Jeff J Hall
Adam Haskins Friday Soft-Tip
Draw Doubles
Andy Dalziell Friday Steel-Tip
Darryell Strickland Draw Doubles
Scott A Bruculere
Lloyd W Willis
Rose Carrigan Saturday Soft-Tip
Open Draw Doubles
Sat Steel-Tip
Derrick Tlanda Open Draw Doubles
Bob Adamson
Kevin Taylor
Rigo Garza
Richard Gonzales
Jose Luis Santacruz
Sherri Hoskinson
Carrie Taylor
Robin Parkinson
Stacy Bromberg
William Cross Jr
Fred Pinotti
Adam Haskins
Gary Davis
Tim Hollerman
Douglas Saathoff
James Johnston
Bernie Radocha
Antonio Green
Paul Michon
Casey Tointigh
Fred Pinotti
Women's Doubles
Steel-Tip-Tip Open
Soft-Tip
Neutralizer
Stephanie Mc Artor Mixed Triples
Shannon Wood Soft-Tip Neutralizer
Steel-Tip Neutralizer
Nikki Mathews
Jennifer L Leary
Steel-Tip Neutralizer
Soft-Tip Open
Robin Parkinson
Janet Buddemeyer
Andrew Friedrich
Charley Sawyer
Cyndi Cloutier
Dennis Genberg
Gregory Svede
Billy Higgs
Todd Gentzel
Jennifer Gibbs
Steel-Tip Open
Rose Carrigan Soft-Tip Open
Stacy Bromberg
Dan Deegan
Sheri Coleman
Ray Jenot
Steel-Tip Open
Pat E Carrigan
Stacy Bromberg
Terry S Potts
Mens Doubles
Soft-Tip-Tip
Neutralizer
Darren Frantz
Richard Hooper
Steel-Tip Neutralizer
Soft-Tip Open
James Johnston
James Anderson
Lamont Bradley
Mike Hollingsworth
Congratulations
to all of
Last Year’s Champions!
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