The Spa in Bridlington played host to a fantastic weekend of darts as the British Open and British Classic took centre stage. Organised and promoted by Tri Nations Darts and sponsored by Bulls Darts, the events attracted some of the top names from across the women’s and girls’ game. Among them, Olivia produced a series of impressive performances across all three competitions — the British Classic Women’s Singles, the British Open Women’s Singles, and the British Open Girls Singles.
Exciting news for 16-year-old darts talent Olivia Heaton – she has been officially invited to compete in the Girls WDF World Masters in Budapest, Hungary, taking place from the 23rd October to 2nd November 2025.
16-year-old rising star Olivia Heaton has officially signed to play for the Lincolnshire County Darts team, who compete in the UKDA Premiership – the top tier of county darts in the UK.
The 2025 Welsh Open and Welsh Classic at Pontins Sand Bay marked a milestone in Olivia Heaton’s young career. At just 16, Olivia stepped into her first world-ranking events, testing herself across six separate categories: Girls Singles, Youth Singles, Women’s Singles (Open & Classic), Women’s Pairs, and Mixed Pairs.
Her busy schedule and willingness to compete at every level demonstrated both ambition and resilience — and she produced several standout performances along the way. Full Results
Olivia will be attending the Welsh Open and Classic at Pointins Sand Bay from August 28th to August 31st 2025. This will be Olivia's first time playing in WDF World Ranked Events.
Olivia Heaton is a 16-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.