The WDF World Cup proved to be an impressive week for Team Ireland, with Team360 star, Adam Dee, leading the charge. He would reach the quarter-finals of the mixed pairs and the boy’s pairs with partner Sean McKeon. An excellent week long performance from emerging Irish captain Dee was capped as his team finished second in the medal table, with five medals to show for their efforts.
Gibraltar was represented by Team360 star, Nico Bado, as joined an experienced trio to make up the foursome. Whilst there were early defeats in the singles and pairs for Bado, who was representing them at senior level, his team did reach the last 32 of the team competition.
Hannah Meek was representing eventual champions, England, and she made her mark with a number of impressive results. Her and Paige Pauling were victorious in the girl’s pairs, going the entirety of the knockout stage without dropping a leg. She would also reach the semi-finals of girl’s singles and the final four of the mixed pairs, losing out to girl’s pairs partner Pauling, and Thomas Banks.
Ryan Branley was also in action away from the WDF World Cup, he was on the senior county stage, and produced an 84 average in Northumberland’s convincing win over Shropshire.
In other news, now former Team360 star, Connor Hopkins, has signed a Winmau evolution deal. This comes in the lead up to his MODUS Super Series debut, where he will take on some recognisable names in his TV debut.
BY JOSH GREEN
