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About WDF Europe Cup Women Overall 1990
Sharon Colclough
Sue Edwards
The seventh edition of the WDF Europe Cup was held from 8 to 10 November at the Corradino Sports Pavilion in Malta. Seventeen countries took part which was a new record. The big question was of course who could keep the favourite English teams of the WDF Europe Cup titles. Greece is participating in a WDF Europe Cup for the first time.
The overall WDF Europe Cup is won for the fourth consecutive time by England. Sharon Colclough & Sue Edwards collect 98 points. After Linda Batten in 1984 and Jayne Kempster in 1986, Sue Edwards becomes the third English lady to claim all three gold medals in one year. The silver goes to Belgium with 54 points, with Vicky Pruim taking three silver medals this year. Wales finishes third with 35 points and bronze, followed by Finland and Germany with both 25 points.
Overall ranking
1 - 98 points England
2 - 54 points Belgium
3 - 35 points Wales
4 - 25 points Finland/ Germany
6 - 18 points Italy/ Norway
8 - 15 points Greece
9 - 14 points Denmark
10 - 10 points France/ Northern Ireland/ Sweden
13 - 9 points Ireland Republic
14 - 8 points Malta/ Netherlands/ Scotland/ Switzerland
Competitors Of WDF Europe Cup Women Overall 1990
Amparo Barbera
Anja Beekmans
Cinzia Borgia
Sharon Colclough
Sue Edwards
Joan Flynn
Jacqueline Gauci
Sandra Greatbatch
Maggi Hobbs
Yvonne Hylten
Norma Irvine
Heike Jenkins
Paivi Jussila
Anne Kirk
Andrea Knopp
Rita Lagace
Evelyne Larose
Arnhild Larsen
Hege Løkken
Kathleen Lynch
Maria-Grazia Maran
Yvonne Mast
Mia Mevissen
Lene Mikkelsen
Eila Nikander
Sharon O'Brien
Rina Pace
Vicky Pruim
Janet Sideris
Gerda Søgaard-Weltz
Rhian Speed
Hannele Varis
Janette Youngson
Guillemette le Gouic
WDF Europe Cup Women Overall 1990
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