Super League Darts Announce Partnership with SKY TV

Tuesday, 16 June 2015, 2:31 pm
Press Release: SKYCITY

SKYCITY Super League Darts will become the first ever televised darts tournament in New Zealand after announcing a partnership with SKY Television.

Super League Darts Tournament Director Mark Hudson says the commitment from SKY to show fans coverage of this event is exciting.

“We are extremely fortunate to have SKY on board for this Tournament. They do a fantastic job broadcasting and promoting New Zealand sports and we’re happy that darts fans across the country will be able to enjoy their coverage”

The Tournament will run for four nights across July and August and kicks off on July 10th. Darts fans will be able to see delayed coverage of the first three nights, with the final on August 1st being broadcast live on SKY.

New Zealand’s eight best players will be competing in the tournament with a prize pool of close to $20,000.

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