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Olivia Heaton produced a superb performance to win the prestigious Scottish Darts Association Spring Singles Girls title at the CISWO in Glenrothes, claiming valuable WDF Gold ranking points in the process.

The event attracted a strong field, including current world number two Ruby Grey, who made a late decision to travel north for the tournament. With Grey seeded number one and Olivia Heaton seeded number two, the stage was perfectly set for a blockbuster final between the two top contenders.

Heaton was in outstanding form throughout the day. Dominating Group B, she won all three of her matches without dropping a single leg. Victories over Lilly-Anne Crosbie, Chloe Sutherland and Brooke Harvey saw Olivia top the table comfortably and underline her title credentials.

Olivia Heaton delivered an outstanding performance at the Northern Ireland Open weekend, held at the Devenish Complex in Belfast on 21–22 March 2026, competing across multiple WDF-ranked events and producing one of the most impressive weekends of her young career.

At just 17 years old, Olivia demonstrated exceptional talent, resilience, and composure as she took on both youth and senior competition. The highlight of the weekend came in the WDF World Ranked Gold Northern Ireland Open Girls event, where Olivia claimed the title to secure her first ever World Ranking tournament victory. She began strongly by winning her round robin group, topping Group A with two wins from two matches and an impressive 60.12 average. Carrying that form into the knockout stages, she defeated Faith Richardson 3–0 in the semi-final before producing a confident and controlled performance in the final to beat Amber O’Toole 4–2 and lift the title.

Seventeen-year-old English darts talent Olivia Heaton produced an outstanding set of performances at the Isle of Man Darts Festival, held at the Villa Marina in Douglas, Isle of Man. The prestigious festival, sponsored by Caliburn Darts and ranked by the World Darts Federation (WDF), attracts many of the best players from across the world.

Competing in all three of the WDF-ranked women’s events, Heaton showed maturity well beyond her years, collecting valuable ranking points and continuing her rise through the international darts rankings.

Sixteen-year-old sensation Olivia Heaton delivered another statement performance to claim the Target Girls Scottish Grand Prix 3, dropping just a single leg on her way to the title and securing her second Grand Prix win from three events this season.

The young star was in dominant form throughout the day, producing the highest standard of the event and underlining why she is quickly becoming one of the most exciting prospects in the girls’ game.

Young darts prospect Olivia Heaton delivered a hugely impressive performance at the recent Scottish Open, reaching the quarter-finals of both the Girls and Women’s events in what proved to be a breakthrough weekend.

The rising youth star showed composure well beyond her years, competing strongly against experienced opposition and underlining her growing reputation on the circuit.

About Me

Olivia Heaton is a 17-year-old darts player from Scarborough who is quickly building a reputation as a rising star in the sport. Follow Olivia's journey as she compete's for Lincolnshire in the UKDA Premiership and World ranked WDF Youth and Ladies darts events.