Leonard Gates, Stowe Buntz and John Part among invitees for CDC Cross-Border Challenge
PDCMonday, 04 March 2024 at 16:00
Much of the field of participants for the CDC Cross-Border Challenge has been announced. This tournament features the best darters from North America.
The field of participants consists of eight American and eight Canadian players. This tournament will take place April 12 and 13, and the draw for the first round will pair an American player with a Canadian darter.
Leonard Gates and Stowe Buntz are among the eight players representing the United States. Also among the American lineup are Doug Boehm, Jason Brandon, Larry Butler, Jules Van Dongen, Danny Lauby and Alex Spellman.
Leading the Canadian representation is darts legend and three-time world champion John Part. Sylvain Bourdeau, David Cameron, Jim Long, Jake Macmillan, Jacob Taylor and Keith Way will also be in action on behalf of Canada. The final Canadian spot will be awarded at a later date.
CDC Cross-Border Challenge participant field
American players
Doug Boehm
Jason Brandon
Stowe Buntz
Larry Butler
Leonard Gates
Danny Lauby Jr.
Alex Spellman
Jules Van Dongen
Canadian players
Sylvain Bourdeau
David Cameron
Jim Long
Jake Macmillan
John Part
Jacob Taylor
Keith Way
*N.N.B. (final spot to be announced later)
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