New Zealand Open (darts)

New Zealand Open
Tournament information
Venue Sportsdrome
Location Rotorua
Country New Zealand New Zealand
Established 1983
Organisation(s) NDC / BDO category D / WDF category 2
Prize fund NZ$4,450
Current champion(s)
New Zealand Tahuna Irwin

The New Zealand Open [1] is a darts tournament organized by the New Zealand Darts Council [2] that has been held annually since 1983.

List of winners

Men's

Include:[3]

Year Champion Score Runner-Up Total
Prize Money		 Champion Runner-Up
1976 Scotland Murray Smith ?-? New Zealand Bill Rose ? ? ?
1977 New Zealand Bill Rose ?-? New Zealand Ian Hastie ? ? ?
1978 Scotland Murray Smith ?-? New Zealand Ian Hastie ? ? ?
1979 Scotland Murray Smith ?-? New Zealand Gordon Allpress ? ? ?
1980 New Zealand Gordon Allpress ?-? New Zealand John Wilkie ? ? ?
1981 Northern Ireland Steve Brennan ?-? Scotland Murray Smith ? ? ?
1982 New Zealand Rob Furmage ?-? New Zealand John Lines ? ? ?
1983 New Zealand Dale Frampton ?–? Scotland Murray Smith ? ? ?
1984 New Zealand Dale Frampton ?–? New Zealand Alfred Moses ? ? ?
1985 New Zealand Lou Mataia ?–? New Zealand Brent Bartholmew ? ? ?
1986 New Zealand Gordon Allpress ?–? New Zealand Barry Whittaker ? ? ?
1987 New Zealand Gary Rule ?–? New Zealand Neville Moss ? ? ?
1988 New Zealand Charlie Channel ?–? New Zealand Wilson Downes ? ? ?
1989 New Zealand Preston Ridd ?–? New Zealand Neville Moss ? ? ?
1990 New Zealand Barry Whittaker ?–? New Zealand Alan Bolton ? ? ?
1991 New Zealand Barry Whittaker ?–? New Zealand Alan Bolton ? ? ?
1992 New Zealand Zac Taua ?–? New Zealand Monty Tuhua ? ? ?
1993 New Zealand Preston Ridd ?–? New Zealand Alan Smolenski ? ? ?
1994 New Zealand Barry Templeton ?–? New Zealand Tom Toka ? ? ?
1995 Scotland Murray Smith ?–? New Zealand Neville Herbert ? ? ?
1996 New Zealand Preston Ridd ?–? Scotland Murray Smith ? ? ?
1997 New Zealand Herbie Nathan ?–? Scotland Murray Smith ? ? ?
1998 New Zealand Herbie Nathan ?–? New Zealand Ted Eden-Huria ? ? ?
1999 New Zealand Warren Parry ?–? New Zealand Herbie Nathan ? ? ?
2000 New Zealand Warren Parry ?–? New Zealand Peter Hunt ? ? ?
2001 New Zealand Alan Thomson 4–0 New Zealand Cody Harris ? ? ?
2002 New Zealand Robert Grant 4–1 New Zealand Barry Whittaker ? ? ?
2003 New Zealand Peter Hunt 4–2 New Zealand Warren Parry ? ? ?
2004 New Zealand Robert Grant 4–2 New Zealand Herbie Nathan NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2005 New Zealand Warren Parry 4–1 New Zealand Chas Forster ? ? ?
2006 Australia Tony David 4–0 New Zealand Warren French ? ? ?
2007 New Zealand Herbie Nathan 5–1 New Zealand Chas Forster NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2008 New Zealand Derrick Samson 5–2 New Zealand Wayne Carey NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2009 New Zealand Koha Kokiri 5–0 New Zealand Eddie Toms ? ? ?
2010 New Zealand Chainsaw Laney 7–5 Wales Nigel Davies NZD 3,900,000 NZD 1,500,000 NZD 700,000
2011 New Zealand Jared 'Tungsten' Nicholson 5–0 New Zealand Harry Nicholson USD 18.00 USD 13.75 USD 5.50
2012 New Zealand Craig Caldwell ?–? NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2013 New Zealand Jonathan Silcock 5–0 New Zealand Tony Carmichael NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2014 New Zealand Cody Harris 5–1 New Zealand Craig Pullen NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2015 New Zealand Cody Harris 5–2 New Zealand Craig Caldwell NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2016 New Zealand Cody Harris 6–2 New Zealand Greg Moss NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2017 New Zealand Darren Herewini 6–4 New Zealand Bernie Smith NZD 3,900 NZD 1,500 NZD 700
2018 New Zealand Tahuna Irwin 6–4 New Zealand Bernie Smith NZD 4,140 NZD 1,500 NZD 700

Women's

Year Champion Score Runner-Up Total
Prize Money		 Champion Runner-Up
2011 New Zealand Meta Reid – New Zealand Jannette Jonathan
2012 New Zealand Christine Hay – New Zealand Dawn Unuka
2014 New Zealand Sha Hohipa – New Zealand Jannette Jonathan
2016 New Zealand Tina Osborne – New Zealand Taylor-Marsh Kahaki
2017 New Zealand Judy Fenton – New Zealand Jo Steed
2018 New Zealand Judy Fenton 5–2 New Zealand Wendy Harper NZD 3,340 NZD 1,000 NZD 500

References

  1. ↑ "NZ Darts Council News". www.dartsnz.co.nz. New Zealand Darts Council, 2009 to 2017. Retrieved 15 February 2017.
  2. ↑ Taonga, New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Manatu. "4. – Billiards, snooker, pool and darts – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand". www.teara.govt.nz. New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Retrieved 15 February 2017.
  3. ↑ "New Zealand Open Men, Played Finals". mastercaller.com. Master Caller, 2013 - 2017. Retrieved 15 February 2017.


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