The Iceland Open delivered its regular diet of remarkable storylines over the weekend, as Reykjanesbær played host to the latest WDF stop, this year a veteran champion was re-writing the record dooks in the women’s classification. Maggie Sutton was busy joining what might be called the Paul Lim club – those to win WDF ranking event/s in their eighth decade.
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WDF Iceland Open 2026 (Women’s)
Margaret Sutton turned back the clock in the women’s final, beating Steinunn Dagný Ingvarsdóttir 6-2 to become one of a select few players to claim a WDF ranking title in their 70s. It’s Sutton’s first ranking win since 2023, a fitting return to the top for a player whose darts record stretches back over three decades.
Ingvarsdóttir’s run to the final included a battling 5-2 semi-final win over Barbara Nowak, while Sutton came through a tiger 5-3 test against Ingibjörg Magnùsdòttir to reach the showpiece.
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Nowak, Magnùsdòttir, Anna Björk Þórisdóttir, Sandra Dögg Guðlaugsdóttir, Linda Dögg Agnarsdóttir and Brynja Herborg all featured among the last eat, in a draw dominated by home interest outside the eventual champion.
WDF Iceland Open Darts 2026 (Women’s)
Final
Margaret Sutton 6-2 Steinunn Dagný Ingvarsdóttir
Semi-Finals
Steinunn Dagný Ingvarsdóttir 5-2 Barbara Nowak
Margaret Sutton 5-3 Ingibjörg Magnùsdòttir
Quarter-Finals
Barbara Nowak 4-2 Anna Björk Þórisdóttir
Steinunn Dagný Ingvarsdóttir 4-0 Sandra Dögg Guðlaugsdóttir
Ingibjörg Magnùsdòttir 4-2 Linda Dögg Agnarsdóttir
Margaret Sutton 4-1 Brynja Herborg
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