Sharon Prins Receives Last Wildcard for Finder Darts Masters 2017
NewsWednesday, 18 October 2017 at 16:00
The last wildcard for the Finder Darts Masters Ladies Tournament goes to 'Racing Angel' Sharon Prins from Zoetermeer.
Sharon, who played several times on the world stage at Hotel Zuiderduin as a CLoD Qualifier, is currently the number 8 in the world rankings for women.
Almost 2 weeks ago, Sharon in Japan, together with the Dutch women's team, won the WDF World Cup overall title and she won silver in the ladies singles tournament.
A dart player with these skills deserves to play on the stage of the only world top dart tournament in the Netherlands and therefore, Sharon receives the last wildcard for the tournament, which takes place from 8 to 10 December in Hotel Zuiderduin.
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/920232945687949312
Source: Winmau.com
Sharon, who played several times on the world stage at Hotel Zuiderduin as a CLoD Qualifier, is currently the number 8 in the world rankings for women.
Almost 2 weeks ago, Sharon in Japan, together with the Dutch women's team, won the WDF World Cup overall title and she won silver in the ladies singles tournament.
A dart player with these skills deserves to play on the stage of the only world top dart tournament in the Netherlands and therefore, Sharon receives the last wildcard for the tournament, which takes place from 8 to 10 December in Hotel Zuiderduin.
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/920232945687949312
Source: Winmau.com
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