AGM & League Entry Information

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the Andover & District Darts League will be held on Friday 11th September 2026 at the Andover British Legion.

Any items you wish to raise at the AGM must be submitted to Graham Howard no later than 1st September 2026.

All league entries must also be received by Graham Howard by 1st September 2026. Teams should upload their entries using the Andover & District Friday Night Darts Entry Form:

Entry Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSedn2D3wMv5oyqcaiknvk6UuxpxpYqsYNHWtFd7woAQjoYEnw/viewform

League Entry & AGM

We are now accepting league entries for the 2024/25 season. You can either download the form here or visit our online form.

All downloaded/printed forms should be sent to Graham Howard at 1 Gabriel Walk, Shepherds Row, Andover, Hampshire SP10 2GD. You can also email a photo to csc336143@gmail.com with “Registration” as the subject. Receipts will be issued upon request. All league entries must be received by Graham Howard no later than 1st September 2024.

The AGM will be on 13th September at the Andover British Legion. Any AGM items should be sent to Graham Howard by 1st September 2024.

All captains are asked to attend the AGM. It all kicks off at 8:30pm, you only get you chance to vote on key issues if you attend so if your captain can’t make it, please send a representative.

We look forward to seeing you.

AGM – Friday 9th Sept 2022

All captains are asked to attend the AGM on Friday 9th September at the Andover Royal British Legion.

It all kicks off at 8:30pm, you only get you chance to vote on key issues if you attend so if your captain can’t make it, send a representative.

We look forward to seeing you.

Great day in memory of a truly remarkable man

Thank you everyone for your fantastic support yesterday at the Micky Richards Memorial Darts Comp. It was great to see such a large entry and so good to be able to finally host a completion today.

Many thanks to Jane Summers & Ray for hosting us and everyone who helped out with bar and food. Huge thanks to Kerry Renshaw & Mrs-Ox Claire Clackson for keeping the administration running smoothly on what was a fast and furious long day. Stewart Clackson and everyone involved in helping set up and clear up the equipment.

Congratulations to all players involved, winner Arron Monk, runner up Darren Large, semi finalists Ben Simpson & Clive Drinkwater, quarter finalists Barry Turner, Kev Parsons, Simon Coxhead & Graham Howard.

A great day in memory of a truly remarkable man who gave many years to Andover Darts and it was great to see Chrissie, Jackie Nicholls and Steve Richards at the event.

See you all again next year

AGM – Friday 3rd September

All captains are asked to attend the AGM on Friday 3rd September at the Andover Royal British Legion.

It all kicks off at 8:30pm, you only get you chance to vote on key issues if you attend so if your captain can’t make it, send a representative.

We look forward to seeing you.

League suspended till 17th April

Please be advised that in light of the recent government announcement we have decided to suspend the league until Friday 17th April, subject to restrictions being lifted. I will rehash the remaining fixtures and forward new fixture lists in due course resulting in the league being extended. Sorry for any inconvenience but our options have been limited.

Please take care & stay safe, Graham

AGM – Friday 16th August – 8:30pm

All captains are asked to attend the AGM on Friday 16th August at the Andover Royal British Legion.

It all kicks off at 8:30pm, you only get you chance to vote on key issues if you attend so if your captain can’t make it, send a representative.

All teams will be able to collect their packs for the coming season, including fixtures.

We look forward to seeing you.

The ADDL sends its wishes to Chris

The Andover & District Darts League would like to bring to your attention a recent accident involving a very popular player who is known to many, Chris Blake.

On March 30th Chris fell down the stairs and knocked himself out. He was rushed to hospital with a bleed on the brain and placed into induced coma.

The family have been warned that there a high probability that when Chris wakes he may be disabled and could lose his speech as the bleed was on the left side of his brain. The hospital has performed two life saving surgery’s with the latter surgery resulting in part of Chris’ skull being removed and placed into his stomach. Chris is now in a stable condition in hospital but still asleep. Chris’ son, Michael Blake, has asked the League to share this news as he hasn’t been able to advise all of his fathers friends. The League would like to send its best wishes to Chris for a speedy recovery.