About WDF Europe Cup Men Overall 2016

Champion
WDF Europe Cup Men Overall 2016 Photographer: Nederlandse Darts Bond Wesley Harms Gino Vos Richard Veenstra Jeffrey Sparidaans
Champion
125 - Netherlands
Runner-up
87 - England
3d place
72 - Sweden
4d place
64 - Scotland
Last 6
40 - Finland / Wales
7d place
39 - Northern Ireland
8d place
37 - Ireland Republic
9d place
34 - Denmark
10d place
33 - Malta
11d place
25 - Norway
Last 13
24 - Belgium / Serbia
Last 15
23 - Germany / Poland
Last 17
19 - Lithuania / Luxembourg
18d place
18 - Italy
19d place
14 - France
20d place
13 - Greece
21d place
10 - Romania
Last 24
7 - Czech Republic / Gibraltar / Switzerland
Last 26
5 - Catalonia / Hungary
Last 28
4 - Cyprus / Latvia
29d place
2 - Turkey
Last 32
1 - Iceland / Isle of Man / Jersey

From 20 to 24 September, the twentieth edition of the WDF Europe Cup was held in the Dutch seaside town of Egmond aan Zee. In the men’s event 32 different countries toe the oche, which is a new record for the WDF Europe Cup. Six countries leave their ladies at home, but this still means a very strong field of 26 countries in the ladies. In hotel Zuiderduin, for years the setting for the Zuiderduin/Finder Masters the NDB and WDF put together a fantastic tournament, which runs very smoothly.

From the 2015 WDF World Cup Nick Rolls joined the WDF team as one of the officials on stage alongside “Little” Richard Ashdown and Jacques Nieuwlaat, so 2016 is his first WDF Europe Cup. The Dutch Darts Association NDB is hosting this tournament for the third time, they also organized the WDF Europe Cup in The Hague in 1984 and Veldhoven in 2000. Welshman Martin Phillips participates for the thirteenth and last time in this event and is the record holder. Malta is returning to the WDF Europe Cup family for their first Cup since 2000. There are no debutants this year.

The host country further increases the festivities by winning the overall Men’s WDF Europe Cup. Notably Richard Veenstra here has a large share in this achievement winning the singles and pairs with Wesley Harms. Gino Vos, Wesley Harms, Richard Veenstra & Jeffrey Sparidaans collect 125 points. Well ahead of England, which has to settle for second place this year with 87 points. Sweden wins the bronze with 72 points. Scotland comes in fourth, Finland and Wales share fifth.

Overall ranking
1 - 125 points Netherlands
2 - 87 points England
3 - 72 points Sweden
4 - 64 points Scotland
5 - 40 points Finland/ Wales
7 - 39 points Northern Ireland
8 - 37 points Ireland Republic
9 - 34 points Denmark
10 - 33 points Malta
11 - 25 points Norway
12 - 24 points Belgium/ Serbia
14 - 23 points Germany/ Poland
16 - 19 points Lithuania/ Luxembourg
18 - 18 points Italy
19 - 14 points France
20 - 13 points Greece
21 - 10 points Romania
22 - 7 points Czech Republic/ Gibraltar/ Switzerland
25 - 5 points Catalonia/ Hungary
27 - 4 points Cyprus/ Latvia
29 - 2 points Turkey
30 - 1 point Iceland/ Isle of Man/ Jersey

Competitors Of WDF Europe Cup Men Overall 2016

Tony Alanentalo

Josep Arimany

Carlos Arola

Norbert Attard

Aco Babic

Mindaugas Barauskas

Tom Becker

Yoann Belchun

Cyril Blot

Justin Broton

Tom Burquel

Vincent Busuttil

Luca Catallo

Ulf Ceder

Krzysztof Chmielewski

Mogens Christensen

Cor Dekker

Neil Duff

Glen Durrant

Grzegorz Dzialkowski

Nikolas Economou

Halgrímur Egilsson

Vegar Elvevoll

Steve Eusebini

George Federico

Oliver Ferenc

Ian Fields

John Flood

Jorge Fonseca

David Francis

Adrian Frim

Chris Gilliland

Nauris Gleglu

Krzysztof Gontarewicz

Thorgeir Gudmundsson

Vitor Charrua

Wayne Halliwell

Wesley Harms

Wayne Harrison

Andreas Harrysson

Lars Helsinghof

Marcel Hirzel

Jamie Hughes

James Hurrell

Throsdur Ingimarsson

Raul Invernon

Ugnius Jankúnas

Roger Janssen

Alex-B Jensen

Pavel Jirkal

Laszlo Kadar

Marko Kantele

Paul Kelly

Nick Kenny

Dejan Kovacevic

Patrik Kovacs

Gerasimos Krontiris

Osvaldas Ksanys

Darius Labanauskas

Jacques Labre

Daniel Larsson

Sebastien Lemmer

Steve Lennon

Oskar Lukasiak

Kyle McKinstry

Michael Meaney

Zsolt Meszaros

Ulrich Meyn

Steven Miles

Jakub Milo

Scott Mitchell

Ross Montgomery

Razyan Negot

Robert Nelson

Asko Niskala

David O'Connor

Michal Ondo

Gabriel Pascaru

Tihomir Patrik

Tatu Pehkonen

Martin Phillips

Semih Pismis

Marko Puls

Craig Quemard

Craig Quinn

Madars Razma

Patrick Rey

Steven Ritchie

John Ross

Philippe Ruckstuhl

Stefanos Samouchos

Albert Scerri

Martin Schindler

Ioannis Selachoglou

Daniele Sergi

Peter Shaw

Kent Jøran Sivertsen

Michal Smejda

Argyris Soteriou

Alan Soutar

Jeffrey Sparidaans

Phil Speak

Gordon Stanmore

Guntars Stipins

Aigars Strelis

Kenneth Svardal

Pál Székely

Gábor Takács

Stefano Tomassetti

Thibault Tricole

Cagri Turgut

Ümit Uygunsözlü

Jeffrey Van Egdom

Richard Veenstra

Javier Velasco

Sven Verdonck

Danilo Vigato

Manuel Vilerio

Michail Vlassis

Gino Vos

Wayne Warren

Sven Wens

Jim Williams

Bobby Williams

Pawel Wolynka

Mürsel Yavuz

Jens Ziegler

Daniel Zygla

WDF Europe Cup Men Overall 2016

Hotel Zuiderduin in
Egmond aan Zee, NLD
Organizer:
World Darts Federation
Participants:
128
Start Date:
21 Sep 2016
End Date:
24 Sep 2016
28 days
09 hours
20 minutes
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