England Darts Organisation

The 43 England counties compete in the British Inter-Counties Darts Championships each year between September and May.

The England Darts Organisation was formed to raise finance that enables the England national teams to compete at international darts events around the world.

England competes in the British Internationals each year, with a separate Mens & Ladies Championships the Mens Championship consist of 12 players and Ladies 6 players, and takes place each April. The event is held by each of the three countries (England, Scotland & Wales) on a rotation basis. The event in 2011 was England's first opportunity at staging the championships and was held on 9 & 10 April 2011 at The Marine Hall & Waterfront Venue Fleetwood in Lancashire. England Mens & Ladies both won their respective Championships.

The Six Nation Championships take place each February with England taking their place alongside Wales, Scotland, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Netherlands, the matches are played on a round-robin basis with separate events for Mens & Ladies and 4 players in the Mens event 2 in the Ladies. The event in 2011 was held at Erskine Bridge Glasgow Scotland, England men won the title and Wales ladies just took the Ladies title from England

The Europe Cup is bi-annual and features Mens, Ladies Championships

The World Cup is bi-annual and features Mens, Ladies, Boys, & Girls Championships. The World Cup in 2011 was held in the Republic of Ireland, with Scott Waites (Yorks), Tony O'Shea (Cheshire), Martin Atkins (Yorks) and Martin Adams (Cambs) and captain represented the Men's team, Trina Gulliver (Warwickshire) & Deta Hedman (Oxon) represented the Ladies team, with Fallon Sherrock (Bucks) and Jake Jones (Staffs) the youth team.

England created history by being the first team to win all the three categories, Scott Waites also won the World Cup Mens Singles title, with Trina Gulliver taking the Ladies title and Fallon Sherrock the Girls title.

Martin Adams and Tony O'Shea won the World Cup Pairs Mens title with Trina Gulliver & Deta Hedman the Ladies and Jake Jones and Fallon Sherrock the Youth team event. The event was attended by 39 countries including Iran, South Africa, USA, Canada as well as a number of European countries.

England organise several events. The England Open, now run at The Bunn Leisure Holiday Centre, Selsey in Sussex during June, is the biggest open competition in the world for a comparable entry fee, and has been awarded a Category A status. The England Classic also takes place at Selsey in September each year; The England Masters and The England National Singles have enjoyed many venues, originally hosted at the Cheshire Conference Centre before moving in 2011 to the Norbreck Castle in Blackpool and in 2012 to an Olympic venue, the Ricoh Arena Coventry.

England also organise the England qualifiers into the Winmau World Masters Championships.

England have also set up a unique collaboration with the Welsh Darts Organisation to present the Anglo-Celtic-County-Cup, which is held in June for Inter-County Teams.

England Darts is now solely responsible for all aspects of the England international tams, where many of the stars of the World Championships can be seen each year on BBC TV, none more famous than Martin Adams & Trina Gulliver current champions of the World and respective England national team captains.

Another initiative during the COVID-19 Pandemic for the Youth Players was the England Youth Diamond League, this 3-stage tournament begins with qualifying tournaments for players in which the winners qualify for stage 2 which was the ''League Stage'' which contains 8 Boys & 6 Girls with a £1,200 Prize Fund, each of the Boys and Girls will play each other player and the Top 4 Boys and Girls progress to the Finals Stage. The Qualifying Events take place in February 2021 and the Finals Stage in March 2021.

Boys Qualifying Events

	Date	Winner	Average	Score	Average	Runner Up
Qualifier 1	21 February 2021	Luke Littler	84.68	4-0	77.30	Henry Coates
Qualifier 2	21 February 2021	Nathan Potter	87.68	4-2	81.00	Henry Coates
Qualifier 3	27 February 2021	Henry Coates	78.08	4-0	65.72	Leo Beechey
Qualifier 4	27 February 2021	Harry Gregory	73.47	4-3	71.27	Tavis Dudeney
Qualifier 5	28 February 2021	Lukas Jensen	62.63	4-0	59.42	Lewis Mayes
England Members Qualifier	28 February 2021	Nathan Bell	72.02	4-3	66.97	Leo Beechey

Boys Group Stages

Position	Player	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Legs For	Legs Against	Leg Difference	Points
1	Luke Littler	7	7	0	0	28	7	+21	14
2	Nathan Potter	7	5	1	1	23	13	+10	11
3	Henry Coates	7	4	2	1	23	15	+8	10
4	Harry Gregory	7	2	3	2	19	20	-1	7
5	Leo Beechey	7	3	0	4	18	16	+2	6
6	Nathan Bell	7	2	0	5	13	20	-7	4
7	Tavis Dudeney	7	1	1	5	11	25	-14	3
8	Lukas Jensen	7	0	1	6	8	27	-19	1

Girls Qualifying Events

	Date	Winner	Average	Score	Average	Runner Up
Qualifier 1	21 February 2021	Eleanor Cairns	63.46	4-3	64.38	Lauren Stokoe
Qualifier 2	21 February 2021	Rosie O'Connor	47.66	4-3	47.74	Ffion Leigh-James
Qualifier 3	28 February 2021	Lauren Stokoe	51.38	4-0	41.41	Katie Latham
England Members Qualifier	28 February 2021	Katie Latham	30.32	4-3	31.49	Krystal O'Connor

Girls Group Stages

Position	Player	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Legs For	Legs Against	Leg Difference	Points
1	Lauren Stokoe	5	5	0	0	20	3	+17	10
2	Eleanor Cairns	5	4	0	1	18	4	+14	8
3	Rosie O'Connor	5	3	0	2	13	11	+2	6
4	Ffion Leigh-James	5	1	1	3	8	16	-8	3
5	Katie Latham	5	0	2	3	7	18	-11	2
6	Krystal O'Connor	5	0	1	4	5	19	-14	1

The above information is all to be updated as new results are published or previous records are entered.

The Europe Cup is held bi-annually for Senior Teams, while the Youth event is held annually and is separate from the Senior event.