History
Held annually since 1986, [1] the Spring Cup was run by the European Darts Council. [1] It was the third largest competition for European nations behind the WDF World Cup and WDF Europe Cup. [1] The competition was referred to as the 'small' Europe Cup since there were only singles and team events held for men and women. [1]
Only the nations from continental Europe were allowed to enter. [1] Established darting nations such as England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland were excluded so 'smaller' less established nations had a chance at success. [1] There was no competition held in 1989 or 2002, but the 2009 edition was cancelled. [1] The 2012 edition was the last. [2] After some speculation, it was announced the competition would not return in 2013 as there were not enough countries willing to enter the competition. [3]
The men's and women's singles events, held on the last day, are also individual tournaments which offer both winners entry in to the qualifying rounds for the World Masters. [4]
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Netherlands (men's team)
Geert De Vos (men's singles)
