Rhian O’Sullivan left Budapest with a clean sweep of the Hungarian Darts Festival, while the Open category produced three different winners.
Friday: Hungarian Grand Prix
Boris Krcmar ended a seven-year wait for a WDF ranking title in the Bronze-ranked event. The Croatian hit a 112 finish and averaged 95.94 in a 5-2 win over Paul Krohne in the final, and picked up €560.
O’Sullivan won her fifth WDF title of the season, beating Miya Miyawaki, Emine Dursun and then Jitka Cisarova to take the Women’s crown and €280.
English players took both youth titles. Mason Teese won his eighth WDF Open Youth event with a 5-0 win over Tamas Csohany, while Paige Pauling beat Enea Hojnik in the Girls’ final.
Saturday: Hungarian Classic
Carsten Hoffmann picked up a second senior WDF ranking title, just over a month after winning his first. The German took out 110 and 121 and averaged north of 96 in a 5-1 win over Krohne in the Silver-ranked final.
O’Sullivan doubled up, beating Priscilla Steenbergen 5-2 in the final to add €800 to her haul.
Kai Burger and Pauling won the youth titles. Burger took his fourth WDF Youth title with a 5-1 win over Teese and Pauling beat Jojnik again for her second of the weekend.
Sunday: Hungarian Masters
Matthew Edgar confirmed his return to the Lakeside stage by winning the Gold-ranked Hungarian Masters. A runner-up in three events this season, he finally got over the line with a 6-4 win over Sean Fisher that was worth €2,600.
O’Sullivan completed her treble, and rounded off the WDF season by beating Aileen de Graaf 5-0 in the women’s final with an 83.5 average. She had won the first Gold event of the season, and now the last.
The youth finals again went to English players. Ben Townley won the Open Youth title with a 5-2 win over Burger, and Pauling beat Lena Vitovszki to complete a hat-trick of Girls’ titles.
