Team Saskatchewan Photos  Recently added: 1992

Photos submitted by: Carol Shepherd, Barb Schmidt, John Brann, Pat Copeman, Wayne Hudson. If you have any photos from years not included here, please contact the SDA

Youth Team photos 2007

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Highlights from last season

Moon rises at Nationals

Danny "Moon" McKenzie of Stanley Mission, SK reached the final of the Canadian National Darts Championship at the Saskatoon Inn June 13.

McKenzie qualifies to play in the World Masters in England, representing Canada.

Five-time Saskatchewan provincial champion McKenzie says he’s “always dreamed of getting into professional darts.” On stage in the final with a raucous home-town audience cheering his every throw, he took one step further towards his dream. “I liked the sound of that ‘One hundred and eighty’ when the guy announced it,” he says.

McKenzie was beaten in the Men’s singles final by two-time world champion* and now 5-time Canadian Champion John Part of Ontario. Part, nonetheless proud of his achievement, admits to 'spoiling the party' in an interview on the PDC website. Read the interview here.

Danny finished first in his section, and then proceeded to take care of players from Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and Ontario's number two Dan Olson before meeting Part in the final.

After his amazing run, Danny says he was "in the rhythm all day."

McKenzie equals the best ever performance by a Saskatchewan man at Nationals. Carl Mercer came second in 1995 as a member of Team Sask. Brian Gatin was 3rd in 1991.

Danny a good sport

The Men's Sportsmanship award for 2007 Nationals goes to Danny McKenzie of Saskatchewan. The most sporting woman is Kim Whaley-Hilts of Ontario.

Saskatchewan seventh

In the 2007 Canada Cup, we were two points back of sixth-place B.C., but we held sway over Northern Ontario, New Brunswick and Manitoba.

Out of twelve teams at Nationals, overall winners were Ontario, followed by Alberta, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Quebec. You can see a full breakdown of the points on the NDFC Adult page.

Team Saskatchewan 2007 are shown below in the official team photo taken at the Saskatoon Inn June 12.

Saskatchewan shares Youth Canada Cup

Lachine, Quebec, May 20 : For the first time in its history, the NDFC Youth Canada Cup finished in a draw. Tied on points for first place were Saskatchewan and Alberta. Full points breakdown here

On the whole a very strong performance by our Youth at Nationals. You can see the full results here on our Youth Page

Note: *Part became World Champion for a third time in January 2008