Jonny Tata and Nicole Regnaud take WDF titles at Canterbury Classic

Jonny Dad won his first WDF title in three years on Saturday. He won the men’s singles tournament at Canterbury Classic in Christchurch, a city in New Zealand.

Dad managed to qualify for the final, dealing with Jamie Hamill (4-0), Richard Taylor (4-2), Dean Reyland (4-1) and Darren Dummigan (5-1). In the final he faced Landon Gardiner, and his opponent was defeated 6-4. Dad threw an average of 80 in the final match and recorded, among others, 72 check -out and two 76 finals.

Among women, the title was a triumph Nicole Regnaud. The New Zealand player successively defeated Verna-Leigh Brinsdon (4-3), Tara Mears (4-2), Olivia Curreen (4-1) and Chesse Kauika (5-2) to leave with the title.

WDF Canterbury Classic

Gentlemen

Last 16

Mark Cleaver 4-3 Darren Van der Velden

Darren Dummigan 4-3 Lance Gogers

Jonny Dad 4-2 Richard Taylor

Dean Reyland 4-0 Hayden Garing

Landon Gardiner 4-2 Frank Bush

Joshua Walters 4-3 DEON Toki

Emilio Hovell 4-0 Patrick Hothersall

Craig Caldwell 4-1 Tukina Weko

Quarter -finals

Darren Dummigan 4-3 Mark Cleaver

Jonny Dad 4-1 Dean Reyland

Landon Gardiner 4-0 Joshua Walters

Craig Caldwell 4-2 Emilio Hovell

Semi -final

Jonny Dad 5-1 Darren Dummigan

Landon Gardiner 5-2 Craig Caldwell

Final

Jonny Dad 6-4 Landon Gardiner

Ladies

Last 16

Nicole Regnaud 4-3 Verna-Leigh Brinsdon

Tara Mears 4-2 Grace Padget

Taylor-Marsh Kahaki 4-3 Yolande Regnaud

Olivia Curreen 4-1 Mary-Anne Harry

Desi Mercer 4-0 Maria van Eyk

Cheese kaika 4-3

Wendy Harper 4-0 Natasha Kitson

1-2 January Victoria Monaghan

Quarter -finals

Nicole Regnaud 4-2 Tara Mears

Olivia Curreen 4-3 Taylor-Marsh Kahaki

Arenerse Kauka 4-3 dees Mercer

Wendy Harper 4-2 January

Semi -final

Nicole Regnaaud 4-1 Olivia Curreen

Cherense Kauks 4-0 Wendy Harper

Final

Nicole Regnaud 5-2 Chenesse Kauika