The first event of note to take place during the month of March was the maiden European Tour event of 2025, with a number of Team Unicorn representatives touching down on the continent for the Belgian Darts Open.
Cameron Menzies was the first Unicorn player on stage, and in a humdinger of a match, lost 5-6 to Matt Campbell, hitting 6 x 180s and a 156 checkout en route.
Owen Bates followed soon after, being defeated 4-6 despite putting up a 97 average, with Matt Dennant losing 5-6, having missed match darts to progress to Saturday.
Ross Smith stepped up and recorded the first win for a Unicorn player on the ET stage in 2025, recording a 6-5 over Sybren Gijbels, before Thomas Lovely found himself on the wrong side of a last leg decider, going down 5-6 to Mike De Decker.
Onto Saturday, which saw Gary Anderson enter the fray – although not for as long as many in Belgium would have been hoping, as he was beaten 2-6 by Luke Woodhouse.
Nottingham, UK – Continuing to inspire the next generation of basketball players, Molten has generously donated basketballs and tickets to students at The Wells Academy, providing them with the opportunity to witness top-tier basketball action at the upcoming Super League Basketball (SLB) Cup Final.
The donation by Molten, who are commercial partners with SLB, was made in partnership with the Nottingham Hoods, and will allow students and their families to experience the excitement of the SLB Finals while also equipping them with high-quality Molten basketballs to enhance their development on the court. George Coles, Principal of The Wells Academy, expressed his gratitude for the initiative:
