About WDF Europe Cup Women Singles 2014

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WDF Europe Cup Ladies Singles Photographer: MasterCaller.com Anastasia Dobromyslova

After two editions in Turkey, the European Cup will stay in Eastern Europe for 2014. Again, a young organization gets the responsibility for the nineteenth WDF Europe Cup; Romania. From 23 to 27 September, the Intercontinental Hotel in Bucharest is the royal setting for this Cup. 

For the first time there are four ladies per team, until 2014 there were always two. This means that an extra day of play is added to the schedule. From now on, the teams will play over four days and the opening ceremony is the day before. Men from 30 countries come to the Romanian capital and 25 countries also bring their ladies. It was a very cosy and friendly European Cup. No debutants at this Cup, but Cyprus does return for the first time since 2000.

The quarterfinals are all fairly one-sided in the ladies singles. Irina Armstrong, playing for Germany since 2012, wins 5-2 against the Polish Jolanta Rzepka. The other three quarterfinals all end in 5-0. Deta Hedman beats Norway's Ramona Mostad-Eriksen, Lorraine Winstanley wins against France's Carole Frison and Anastasia Dobromyslova beats Sweden's Maud Jansson.

The semi-finals and the final are a lot more exciting. The English battle between Deta Hedman and Lorraine Winstanley is won 6-4 by Hedman. The former teammates Dobromyslova and Armstrong, who won gold together for Russia in 2007 in the WDF World Cup pairs, are producing an exciting match. In an eleventh and deciding leg it is Dobromyslova who takes the victory.

It is the third WDF Europe Cup singles final that Deta Hedman reaches. She previously reached the final in 1994 and 1996. As in 1996, she has to settle for silver. Anastasia Dobromyslova takes the gold with a 7-5 victory. Never before has Russia won gold at a WDF Europe Cup.

Competitors Of WDF Europe Cup Women Singles 2014

Elin Aasetrand

Galina Angelova

Irina Armstrong

Lisa Ashton

Hana Belobradkova

Johanna Bergsdottir

Ursula Binder

Oana-Diana Birsan

Inita Bite

Sharon Prins

Cvetelina Bozhilova

Sharon Bracke

Caroline Breen

Elisa Brunetti

Daniela Büel

Marietta Chatzh

Oana Cimpoca

Giada Ciofi

Grace Crane

Rachna David

Anastasia Dobromyslova

Rabia Dolgun

Jennifer Mullan

Lenka Drtilová

Anelia Eneva

Gamze Eraslan

Karolina Farná

Catherine Flemming

Anna Forsmark

Carole Frison

Kathy Geeraerts

Julie Gore

Rhian Griffiths

Aleksandra Grzesik-Żyłka

Olafia Gudmundsdottir

Trina Gulliver-MBE

Deta Hedman

Louise Hepburn

Henriette Honoré

Michaela Ivan

Maud Jansson

Heike Jenkins

Hanne Johnsen

Jana Kanovska

Lidia Koltsova

Joanna Kubowicz

Anneke Kuijten

Janni Larsen

Frances Lawson

Dorothee Lemaire

Maret Liiri

Ingibjorg Magnusdottir

Margaret Maguire

Natasa Maksimovic

Bilyana Marinova

Kelly McGivern

Olive McIntyre

Tamara Milic

Djurdjina Miscevic

Ramona Mostad-Eriksen

Evdokia Nakka

Silvia Nedelcu

Daniela Neumayer

Sari Sauvola

Linda Nilsson

Giovanna Novelli

Samantha Piccolo

Jelena Popov

Elaine Powell

Kaisu Rekinen

Deana Rosenblom

Colette Rudin

Jolanta Rzepka

Chris Savvery

Berit Schouw

Tamara Schuur

Laure Schweitzer

Giota Sfakioti

Marina Shershukova

Veronica Skeffington

Renata Slowikowska

Kate Smith

Michelle Sossong

Katrin Spitzer

Elinborg Steinunnardottir

Jeannette Stoop

Eva-Maria Thaler

Jenni Tully

Rabia Uslu

Peggy Van Ballaert

Polita Varouxi

Els Verpoorten

Kirsi Viinikainen

Tatiana Volokhina

Katharina Vonrufs- Henkel

Anne Willkomm

Lorraine Winstanley

Sennur Yasli

Aileen de Graaf

Nelly le Moullec

Callers Of WDF Europe Cup Women Singles 2014

WDF Europe Cup Women Singles 2014

Radisson Blu in
Bucharest, ROU
Organizer:
World Darts Federation
Participants:
100
Start Date:
24 Sep 2014
End Date:
27 Sep 2014
27 days
14 hours
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25 Sep - 28 Sep Date
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