Pickled Onion dethroned in 4×7 Cup
By Jennifer Erskine November 19, 2011 was a cold Saturday afternoon when the Draft Choice 4×7 Cup team traveled to Renton’s Pickled Onion Pub in search of some competition. The goal was to defeat the current Cup holders and return home with the 4×7 Cup. The match started out with a bang when Tony from [...]
Big Dogs Attack Unlimited Doubles
By Debbie Willerschiedt
Saturday, November 12th was the highly anticipated day that the Unlimited Doubles Challenge debuted at the All Seasons Sports Tavern. Owners, Lon and Mindy, as well as their great staff, were excited and honored to be hosting this prestigious group of dart giants. Jen and Val kept the food and drinks coming and the liquid courage flooding the room.
Little Women Challenge Cup
On Sunday, November 13, Lucky Dog Sports Bar’s Danielle Wyatt, Cheryl Olson Linn, Linda Sodoski, and Frances Nilo forced Just Left Pub’s Traci Lamb-Ewing, Robin Clark, Judy Tinder, and Skylar Liles to defend their ownership of the “Little Women’s Challenge Cup.”
Latitude sparkles and shines
By Ty Hughes
Dart tournaments at Tacoma’s Latitude 84 are cranking along.
Especially strong at the Latitude are their monthly $300 Added Brings on the 3rd Saturday of each month. They’ve been getting a solid turnout for this one. Sese, Latitude 84’s Manager, and dart player, is happy about the fact that people are coming out to play. She explained that some negative comments had been keeping players at bay, but she was quick to assure me they were completely unfounded, even ridiculous.
Women’s Cup team got game
By Floyd Martin
Inn Sportsbar, on Hwy 99 in Lynnwood, ran out their A-team to defend the Women’s Cup on Saturday, November 19. They are Crisandra Hinton, Jill Gates, Ann Counterman, and Regina Weaver.
Suddenly those Pied Piper girls showed up raring to go. Jodi Patterson, Tori Rillera, Jen Erickson, and Lisa Alberts drove all the way up from Kent. They were ready for the challenge that lay ahead of them; to defeat the defending cup holders. Pied Piper was prepared to put their name on that Women’s Cup today.
The Mixed Limited Cup
By Scott Kringle
Saturday, November 19, the Pickled Onion’s Mixed Limited Cup team; Sandy Fisher, Dave Perkins, Susie West, and Chris Lovell, drove up to Everett to take on the defending champions; Cactus Moon’s Lee Branshaw, Shannon Livingston, Mark Hinton, and Teresa Heskind.
Mixed Memorial Cup heads North
By Jennifer Wood
Dawson’s Bar and Grill hosted the ever-so-coveted Mixed Memorial Cup on Saturday, November 4, 2011, inviting the crew from Pickled Onion to come on down and see what they could do, and boy did they!
Turkeys fly at Sporty’s
By Ty Hughes
Sporty’s 12th Annual Turkey Bowling has always been one of their biggest nights of the year, and Thanksgiving 2011 would not disappoint.
Owners Joe and Jack, were steeped in flying turkey bits when they saw over a hundred bowlers come out to experience this whole Turkey Bowling phenomena first-hand. Held only on the day before Thanksgiving, and only at Sporty’s Beef & Brew in Everett, bowlers line up for hours to get their hands on a set of rapidly thawing, and deteriorating birds.
Building a Log Cabin from the ground up
By Ty Hughes
Dart Coordinator Tim Stemm is working feverishly to get dart players out to the Log Cabin Pub in Sumner for a tournament and show off their brand new 5-board set. He’s using every medium of communication and facet of technology available to get the word out. Get in on some of that Bull and Triple Shot action! Both pots start at $60 each and players can buy in for a buck per ticket, no limit!
Chalk one up for the Scorecard
By Ty Hughes
You say you’ve never been to the Scorecard at Northgate?! Why not?
The Scorecard is a cozy little bar with a unique layout. Essentially, there are three different rooms to enjoy; the pool room, next to the kitchen; the bar room where they feature karaoke; or the dart room with five Medalist Avanti’s spread across the wall. Scorecard people travel from one room to the other and mix and mingle freely.
Burlap’s the name of the game
By Ty Hughes
For most of us dart players, hitting our marks is downright difficult enough. But to purposefully cover up the dartboard with a burlap sack just to spice things up, seems like an idea borne of pure insanity to me!
Well, we all know that in order to even be a dart player, you must possess at least a little bit of insanity, so that’s just par for the course then.
