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Olivia has kicked off an exciting week of international darts action in Budapest, Hungary, where she will compete across multiple major World Darts Federation (WDF) events.

Her campaign begins today with both the Hungarian Masters Women’s and Youth competitions, followed tomorrow by the Hungarian Classic, where she’ll again feature in both categories. These events mark the start of an important run on the European circuit as Olivia continues to gain experience and valuable ranking points.

Olivia is delighted to announce a new partnership with PD Property Reports, owned and operated by Paul, as she continues her exciting journey through the 2025-2026 darts season.

Based in Selby, North Yorkshire, PD Property Reports provide a wide range of residential and commercial surveying services, offering professional reports for property buyers, sellers, and landlords. Their commitment to quality, reliability, and attention to detail perfectly aligns with Olivia’s own approach to her sport focused, professional, and always striving for excellence.

Paul and the team at PD Property Reports join Olivia’s growing list of supporters, helping her continue to compete at top-level events across the UK and Europe as she builds her career on the World Darts Federation (WDF) circuit.

Olivia said she is “really grateful for the support from PD Property Reports sponsorship like this makes such a big difference and helps me keep progressing and competing at major events.”

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The England Masters, held at the Seal Bay Resort in Selsey, brought together some of the strongest names in women’s darts from across Europe and once again, Olivia delivered another confident and composed performance on the WDF stage.

In one of the most competitive events of the season, Olivia reached the Last 32, securing valuable WDF World Ranking points and continuing her strong run of form in her first full international year.

Teaming up with experienced Lincolnshire player Jayne Warwick, Olivia put in a strong performance in the England Classic Ladies Pairs event. The pair started confidently, defeating Isla and Neve Turner 3–1 in the opening round to move into the Top 32. Facing a tough draw against Macy Gibbons and Lucy Shepherd in the next round, Olivia Heaton and Jayne Warwick produced some fine scoring but were ultimately edged out 3–0 by one of the tournament’s most consistent pairings, who went on to reach the later stages. Despite the early exit, it was another valuable experience for Olivia, gaining further exposure in senior-level pairs competition and adding to her growing list of competitive appearances over the weekend in Selsey.

About Me

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.