The official dartboard used in Wisconsin:
This site is sponsored by the Wisconsin State Dartball Committee (WSDC).
The mission of the WSDC is promote the game of Dartball and Dartball Leagues, and
to help the sport grow and thrive. The purpose of a Dartball League is to promote
good fellowship among the players, and to provide some wholesome fun and
recreation for participants.
Dartball players can use this site to get league and tournament information.
This site will continue to grow and be updated, with your help.
If you are going to be running a tournament, please send us your info and we will
publish it on our site. Our e-mail address is: widartballrulz@yahoo.com.
Or you can submit info through the following link. Contact us
The mission of the WSDC is promote the game of Dartball and Dartball Leagues, and
to help the sport grow and thrive. The purpose of a Dartball League is to promote
good fellowship among the players, and to provide some wholesome fun and
recreation for participants.
Dartball players can use this site to get league and tournament information.
This site will continue to grow and be updated, with your help.
If you are going to be running a tournament, please send us your info and we will
publish it on our site. Our e-mail address is: widartballrulz@yahoo.com.
Or you can submit info through the following link. Contact us
Welcome to the official Dartball site of the Wisconsin State Dartball Committee!
WISCONSIN DARTBALL
The official darts used in Wisconsin are Apex #2:
Dartball darts are about 7" long, with 3
feathers and a steel tip. The feathers
originally used were actual turkey
feathers, but now are synthetic, and come
in many different colors.
feathers and a steel tip. The feathers
originally used were actual turkey
feathers, but now are synthetic, and come
in many different colors.
Dartball is basically a
baseball game played
with darts. The player
throwing the darts is the
"batter". Each dart
thrown is the same as a
pitch in baseball. Where
the dart lands on the
board determines the
outcome of each pitch.
The batter continues to
throw darts, or bat, until
they are safe or out, just
like in baseball. The
game can be played with
as many as 9 players
per side, though less
can play as well, each
representing a team.
Most teams try to hit the
single first, which is the
one in the middle of the
white, on the right side
of the board. All white is
safe. All orange is out.
Green is foul, grey is a
strike. Like baseball,
three strikes and the
batter is out. Hitting the
foul is like fouling off
the pitch, and the at bat
continues. There is a DP
(double play), and a SH
(sacrifice). Hitting the
single puts a "runner"
on first. Hitting the triple
would score the runner
from first. The batter
and all runners advance
the same number of
bases as the number hit.
In the center of the
board is a two base
single (2BS). This is a
single for the batter, but
all base runners
advance two bases.
The board is placed on a
stand, 2' off the floor,
and on a slight angle.
Each section on an
official dart board has a
wire surrounding it, so
there is never a
disagreement about
where the dart lands on
the board.
baseball game played
with darts. The player
throwing the darts is the
"batter". Each dart
thrown is the same as a
pitch in baseball. Where
the dart lands on the
board determines the
outcome of each pitch.
The batter continues to
throw darts, or bat, until
they are safe or out, just
like in baseball. The
game can be played with
as many as 9 players
per side, though less
can play as well, each
representing a team.
Most teams try to hit the
single first, which is the
one in the middle of the
white, on the right side
of the board. All white is
safe. All orange is out.
Green is foul, grey is a
strike. Like baseball,
three strikes and the
batter is out. Hitting the
foul is like fouling off
the pitch, and the at bat
continues. There is a DP
(double play), and a SH
(sacrifice). Hitting the
single puts a "runner"
on first. Hitting the triple
would score the runner
from first. The batter
and all runners advance
the same number of
bases as the number hit.
In the center of the
board is a two base
single (2BS). This is a
single for the batter, but
all base runners
advance two bases.
The board is placed on a
stand, 2' off the floor,
and on a slight angle.
Each section on an
official dart board has a
wire surrounding it, so
there is never a
disagreement about
where the dart lands on
the board.
WHAT IS DARTBALL?
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Leagues and all
tournaments in
Wisconsin shoot 20' from
the board, and all darts
are "pitched" underhand.
tournaments in
Wisconsin shoot 20' from
the board, and all darts
are "pitched" underhand.
The official Dartboard and dart
supplier for Wisconsin is Davis
Manufacturing. You can purchase
supplies from their website:
DARTBALLUSA.COM
supplier for Wisconsin is Davis
Manufacturing. You can purchase
supplies from their website:
DARTBALLUSA.COM
Information from past state tournaments is available on the "Past State Tourney
Winners" page. Any word written in blue is a link to information from that year, or pictures
from that year. Please explore that page and check out the information that is available.
You may have to click on the back button on your browser to return to the page you
started on.
Winners" page. Any word written in blue is a link to information from that year, or pictures
from that year. Please explore that page and check out the information that is available.
You may have to click on the back button on your browser to return to the page you
started on.
| THE 2010 STATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS ARE HERE: 2010 STATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS |