Brandon “The Spyder” Kessler has been playing darts for 26 years, getting his start when his father brought him in as a substitute for a league team one night. He was hooked from the beginning, launching a competitive career that has included success at the state, national and international levels.
Bryan Bigham’s dart career began 13 years ago when he stepped in as a substitute for his mother’s league team — and, as Bryan puts it, “they kept me.” Since then, he has built an impressive competitive résumé with wins and podium finishes across NADO, Bullshooter and state championship competition.
With more than 30 years of experience, Dan “The Hammer” Burk brings decades of competitive success to the Intercontinental Cup. His dart career started casually after softball games, when he and a few friends would head to the bar and start throwing darts. Before long, Dan realized he was pretty good at it — and the accomplishments that followed certainly proved it.
Elissa Woods has nearly 20 years of dart experience, first picking up the game when she was looking for an activity outside the home while her children were young. Since then, she has become an accomplished competitor with multiple top finishes across NADO, PRP and Bullshooter events.
Jerod “J-Rod” Henry has played darts for nearly 17 years after discovering the game while working at a bar. What began as an interest quickly grew into years of competition and an impressive list of accomplishments.