HOW THE LEAGUE WORKS:

The SCDA plays league steel-tip darts at bars, pubs, restaurants and breweries in the San Fernando Valley.

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Matches are played on Monday nights with a 7:30 start time.

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To play, you can either form your own team (at least 2 total players, but we recommend 3 to 4) or join an existing team. We recommend new teams have a captain that has played in the league previously.

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To find other players or captains that are recruiting, check out one of our home venues for other regular players, or one of the weekly dart tournaments (see Non-League Events in the next section below.)

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There is an orientation event the week before league starts for new players and new captains. New or existing players who do not have a team can attend and the league will help you form a team or assign you to an existing team.

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We play 3, 10-week seasons per year with 1 to 2 weeks of playoff. You can see the season dates on the League Calendar. For the full rules and details you can check out the rules Rules & Updates page.

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Check out the Rules & Updates page to details including prices.

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To form a team you must contact the venue where you want to play to get the OK to use them as your home venue. Venues have full control as to which teams, team size, and how many teams they will allow to claim as their home venue.

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Home venues must be a Restaurant, Bar, Pub, Brewery or another venue that is open to the public and has been approved by the SCDA. It must have a playing area, dart board, lighting, etc. that confirm to our standards. It is up to the team captain to ensure the standards are met.

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We play all League matches on DartConnect. The SCDA pays for this, players do not need to pay for their own premium account. Captains are responsible for proving a tablet with DartConnect installed or ensuring their Home Venue will provide one.

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We do not place players on a team, it is entirely up to the team captain to choose players and to decide how much playing time they will get from match-to-match.

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You can see the format of games we play each week by checking out the scoresheets.