The Junior Darts Corporation (JDC) is pleased to announce that the official Junior World Darts Championship will be held in December this year on the weekend of December 14th 15th and 16th 2018.
The WDS Legal Associates Junior World Darts Championship (JDC) finals will be held on Sunday December 16th 2018 in Bristol England.
THIS IS A QUALIFICATION EVENT VIA THE MODUS UK TOUR 2018, JDC ACADEMY OOM AND INTERNATIONAL QUALIFIERS / INVITATIONS.
The finals event on the 16th of December will be the finale to a prestigious weekend of darts for Junior players around the world.
The world finals event will be played up to the final on the 16th. The two finalists will be playing for the title of Junior World Champion at the Alexandra Palace London on the world stage during the William Hill World Darts Championship later that week.
It does not get any bigger than this in our sport for junior dart players and their individual profiles.
Lets see who can follow Rusty Jake Rodriguez and Bradley Brooks our current champions.
The weekend will begin on Friday 14th of December with the:
World Cup Team Event which is designed for 4 players from each country in attendance.
£500 PRIZE FUND
Entry fee is £25 PER TEAM
Estimated 12pm - 6pm
Format - Round Robin ( teams per group)
3x3 Legs of 701 all players must participate (players must all play a game)
2x Doubles best of 5 legs 501
4x Singles best of 5 legs 501
On Saturday 15th of December will be the:
Scott Farms International European Open
An event open to anyone of European nationality and qualifying age.
Must be under 18 as of December 15th 2018
£3000 PRIZE FUND
Entry fee is £25 PER ENTRANT
Format is straight knockout
Estimated 11-6pm
On Sunday the 16th of December will be the:
WDS legal Associates Junior World Darts Championship Finals.
£4000 PRIZE FUND
Estimated 10am - 5pm
This invitation for the World Championship is extended for up to and no more than
4 representatives from your country to participate in the finals event.
IF YOU CAN FIELD 4 PLAYERS FROM YOUR COUNTRY YOU HAVE A TEAM
FOR THE WORLD CUP EVENT ON THE FRIDAY
Entry fee for the World Finals is £25 PER ENTRANT
All competitors must be older than 10 yrs of age as of December 14th 2018 and under 18yrs of age as of December 22nd 2018. This is strictly an U18’s tournament.
If they are 18yrs old on December 23rd 2018 they can enter.
If they are 18yrs old on the 16th of December 2018 they cannot enter.
Must be under 18 on December 14th if they wish to play in the World Cup team event.
The winners of the European Open and World Championship event will also be granted entry to the PDC’s World Youth Championship L64 in 2019. *Players must be over 16 to compete in the PDC’S World Youth Championship in 2019. If the winner is not of qualifying age the highest ranked JDC World OOM player will qualify.
Prize fund for World Team Event £500
Prize fund for Euro’s - £3000
Prize fund for World’s - £4000
£7500 TOTAL PRIZE FUND 2018
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/998500029156425728
Source: Winmau.com
THIS IS A QUALIFICATION EVENT VIA THE MODUS UK TOUR 2018, JDC ACADEMY OOM AND INTERNATIONAL QUALIFIERS / INVITATIONS.
The finals event on the 16th of December will be the finale to a prestigious weekend of darts for Junior players around the world.
The world finals event will be played up to the final on the 16th. The two finalists will be playing for the title of Junior World Champion at the Alexandra Palace London on the world stage during the William Hill World Darts Championship later that week.
It does not get any bigger than this in our sport for junior dart players and their individual profiles.
Lets see who can follow Rusty Jake Rodriguez and Bradley Brooks our current champions.
The weekend will begin on Friday 14th of December with the:
World Cup Team Event which is designed for 4 players from each country in attendance.
£500 PRIZE FUND
Entry fee is £25 PER TEAM
Estimated 12pm - 6pm
Format - Round Robin ( teams per group)
3x3 Legs of 701 all players must participate (players must all play a game)
2x Doubles best of 5 legs 501
4x Singles best of 5 legs 501
On Saturday 15th of December will be the:
Scott Farms International European Open
An event open to anyone of European nationality and qualifying age.
Must be under 18 as of December 15th 2018
£3000 PRIZE FUND
Entry fee is £25 PER ENTRANT
Format is straight knockout
Estimated 11-6pm
On Sunday the 16th of December will be the:
WDS legal Associates Junior World Darts Championship Finals.
£4000 PRIZE FUND
Estimated 10am - 5pm
This invitation for the World Championship is extended for up to and no more than
4 representatives from your country to participate in the finals event.
IF YOU CAN FIELD 4 PLAYERS FROM YOUR COUNTRY YOU HAVE A TEAM
FOR THE WORLD CUP EVENT ON THE FRIDAY
Entry fee for the World Finals is £25 PER ENTRANT
All competitors must be older than 10 yrs of age as of December 14th 2018 and under 18yrs of age as of December 22nd 2018. This is strictly an U18’s tournament.
If they are 18yrs old on December 23rd 2018 they can enter.
If they are 18yrs old on the 16th of December 2018 they cannot enter.
Must be under 18 on December 14th if they wish to play in the World Cup team event.
The winners of the European Open and World Championship event will also be granted entry to the PDC’s World Youth Championship L64 in 2019. *Players must be over 16 to compete in the PDC’S World Youth Championship in 2019. If the winner is not of qualifying age the highest ranked JDC World OOM player will qualify.
Prize fund for World Team Event £500
Prize fund for Euro’s - £3000
Prize fund for World’s - £4000
£7500 TOTAL PRIZE FUND 2018
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/998500029156425728
Source: Winmau.com
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