Well this weekend sees myself playing here in Phoenix at the AZ Open Soft-tip tornament.  It started last night and I was able to get off of work for a few hours to go out and capture the Mixed Doubles title for the 4th year in a row and third in a row with Lisa Yee.  For those that know Lisa it is no surprise to see her in the winners circle.  She has a natural ability that has lead her to represent the USA in Soft tip a few times and surely willl again.

Today hosts the 501 singles, which I am becoming late getting to ;), then the cricket doubles who I will be playing with Bob Castillo.  Bob in fact will be on the NDA Team USA for the first time and will surely represent himself well.  I am looking for a sweep of all the events this weekend but with soft tip one can never really say as in this game it is not about the shots you hit, it is about the ones you miss.  I will get in to that a bit more later when I have time.....

I feel really good so I am looking for some great results today :)  Here's hoping.....

Well, I wrote this outstanding, great log while I was delayed at the airport, but of course I had power failure before I could hit save, so here we go again.

This weekend I am travelling to Sacramento to play in the Camellia Classic, a tournament that I have one the last three times that I have appeared, so I am hoping that my streak continues. Even though it will be a fun weekend of darts and friends, it is disappointing to not be playing in the PDC Tour instead, due to the cost of airfares this year.  It promises to be a well run tournament filled with the traditional American games as well as some fun events.  It isn't one of the biggest tournaments in America, but it will still have some top American players, such as Chris White who just one his 4th national championship (even though he's Cannadian), Scottie Burrnet, current North American Singles Champion and PDC World Championship qualifier, and Rob Heckman, multi soft-tip world champion.