Quebec Open (darts)

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Darts tournament

Quebec Open
Tournament information
Venue	Sheraton Saint-Hyacinthe Hôtel
Location	Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec
Country	Canada
Established	1978 (men's) 2006 (women's)
Organisation(s)	NDFC BDO, category D WDF category Bronze
Format	Legs
Prize fund	C$3,800
Month(s) Played	January
Current champion(s)
David Cameron (Men's) Samantha Gibbons (Women's)

The Quebec Open ^[1] is a Canadian darts tournament that has been held since 2006 the event comprises both men's singles and doubles and women's singles and doubles competition.

List of winners

Men's

Year[2]	Champion	Score	Runner-up	Total Prize Money	Champion	Runner-up
1978	Allan Hogg	?–?	Hillyard Rossiter
1979	Allan Hogg	?–?	Bob Sinnaeve
1980	Bob Sinnaeve	?–?	Len Heard
1981	Arnold Parke	?–?	Ray Kippari
1982	Arnold Parke	?–?	Dave Miller
1983	Bob Sinnaeve	?–?	Paul Lim
1984	Rick Bisaro	?–?	Bob Sinnaeve
1985	Joe Gorski	?–?	Arnold Parke
1986	Bill Steinke	?–?	Bob Sinnaeve
1987	Danny MacInnis	?–?	Rick Ney
1988	Nicky Virachkul	?–?	Albert Anstey
1989	Calvin Peters	?–?	Tony Holyoake
1990	Tony Payne	?–?	Bob Sinnaeve
1991	Tony Payne	?–?	Gerald Verrier
1992	Carl Mercer	?–?	Sean Downs
1993	John Part	?–?	Sammy Cruz
1994	John Part	?–?	Alan Roy
1995	Rick Fortin	?–?	Guy Tremblay
1996	John Part	?–?	Richard Marcotte
1997	Carol Brassard	?–?	Richard Marcotte
1998	Paul Cullen	?–?	Ian Johnson
1999	John Part	?–?	Gaston Gagne
2000	Alan Valcourt	?–?	Yves Chamberland
2001	Phil Taylor	?–?	Peter Manley
2002	John Part	?–?	Paul Bolduc
2003	Dennis Priestley	?–?	Colin Lloyd
2004	Christian Chartrand	?–?	Guy Tremblay
2005	Sebastien Gagnon	?–?	Bernard Beaudoin
2006	Jon MacDougall	5–0	Martin Tremblay	C$1,600	C$800	C$400
2007	Al Bouchie	?–?	Jerry Hull	C$2,800	C$800	C$400
2008	Gerry Convery	?–?	Mario Isabelle	C$2,400	C$800	C$400
2009	Richard Marcotte	?–?	Martin Tremblay	C$2,400	C$800	C$400
2010	Marco Gonthier	5–3	Marcel Simard	C$2,400	C$800	C$400
2011	Marcel Simard	beat	Terry Hayhurst	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2012	David Dionne	beat	Marcel Simard	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2013	David Cameron	beat	Andy Rust	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2014	Paul Bolduc	beat	David Cameron	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2015	Dawson Murschell	beat	Marcel Simard	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2016	Dawson Murschell	beat	Steve Warnock	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2017	Martin Tremblay	beat	Ross Snook	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2018	Dave Cameron	beat	Marcel Simard	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2019	Ross Snook	beat	Jacques Dionne	C$2,750	C$1,000	C$500
2020	David Cameron	beat	Keifer Durham	C$2,800	C$1,000	C$500

Women's

Year[3]	Champion	Score	Runner-up	Total Prize Money	Champion	Runner-up
2006	Manon Trembley	beat	Roxanne Van Tassel
2007	Kim Whaley-Hilts	beat	Lise Filiatrault
2008	Kim Whaley-Hilts	4–0	Sandra Walker
2009	Roxanne Van Tassel	beat	Kim Whaley-Hilts
2010	Cali West	4–3	Dianne Gobeil
2011	Robin Curry	4–3	Cindy Hayhurst
2012	Cindy Hayhurst	4–2	Dianne Gobeil
2013	Cindy Hayhurst	4–0	Kim Whaley-Hilts
2014	Dianne Gobeil	4–3	Maria Mason
2015	Dianne Gobeil	4–0	Shelley Watson-Miller
2016	Cindy Hayhurst	4–0	Marie-Julie Chartrand
2017	Dianne Gobeil	beat	Kim Whaley-Hilts
2018	Dianne Gobeil	beat	Rhonda Maidment
2019	Darlene Van Sleeuwen	beat	Danna Foster	C$1,000	C$400	C$200
2020	Samantha Gibbons	beat	Darlene Van Sleeuwen	C$1,000	C$400	C$200

Tournament records

• Most wins 2: Dawson Murschell.
• Most Finals 4: Marcel Simard.
• Most Semi Finals 7: Marcel Simard.
• Most Quarter Finals 7: Marcel Simard.
• Most Appearances 8: Marco Gonthier, Marcel Simard, Martin Tremblay.
• Most Prize Money won C$3,418: Marcel Simard.
• Best winning average () : .
• Youngest Winner age 19: Dawson Murschell .
• Oldest Winner age 52: Gerry Convery.

References

1. ^ "Quebec Open Canada Results". WDF.org. 23 January 2016, World Darts Federation. Retrieved 19 May 2016.
2. ^ "Quebec Open men's winners". mastercaller.com. 17 January 2019. Retrieved 17 January 2019.
3. ^ "Quebec Open women's winners". mastercaller.com. 17 January 2019. Retrieved 17 January 2019.

External links

• http://www.dartswdf.com/2016/01/23/quebec-open-2016-canada-results/
• NDFC - National Darts Federation of Canada
• Québec Darts Association

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