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NZDC Junior/Youth Dart Championships

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GISBORNE REPS: The Region 7 junior and youth team who went to the New Zealand Darts Council Junior/Youth Dart Championships in Porirua this month returned with some creditable results. Team members are, back (from left): Nikila Irwin, Tamati Mauheni, Errol Tamihana, Destiny Barbarich, Denise Renata, Shaolyn Edwards, Lorenzo Kaa and Cody Kiri. Middle: Hayden Kiri. Front: Hunter Eyles, Ihaka Kaio-Wynyard and Te Kotahi (TK) Kaio. Pictures supplied

GISBORNE REPS: The Region 7 junior and youth team who went to the New Zealand Darts Council Junior/Youth Dart Championships in Porirua this month returned with some creditable results. Team members are, back (from left): Nikila Irwin, Tamati Mauheni, Errol Tamihana, Destiny Barbarich, Denise Renata, Shaolyn Edwards, Lorenzo Kaa and Cody Kiri. Middle: Hayden Kiri. Front: Hunter Eyles, Ihaka Kaio-Wynyard and Te Kotahi (TK) Kaio. Pictures supplied

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GISBORNE had nine youth and three junior dart players at the New Zealand Darts Council Junior/Youth Dart Championships in Porirua this month.

They brought home 22 medals, with gold going to the junior boys’ pair of Te Kotahi (TK) Kaio and Hunter Eyles, and the youth mixed pair of Lorenzo Kaa and Denise Renata. Nine players were in the tournament teams.

(A report appeared in The Herald on Saturday)

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