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Cordillera Youth
The Cordillera Youth Darts Program (CYDP) is a long-term, non-profit grassroots sports development initiative founded by Van Lorenzo, Owner of The Dart Project.
The program aims to introduce the sport of darts to young people aged 17 years old and below by providing a safe, supervised, and family-friendly environment where they can learn the fundamentals of the sport while developing discipline, focus, sportsmanship, and respect.
The CYDP is proudly supported by the Cordillera Darts League (CDL), the National Darts Federation of the Philippines (NDFP), and the World Darts Federation (WDF).
Support the Cordillera Youth Dart Program!
Help us give more young players the opportunity to learn, play, and grow through darts.
For donations and sponsorships, message us through our social media pages.
Every bit of support helps.
"The Beginning"
"The Beginning"
The first step is always the hardest. The CYDP began with a simple goal: to give young people the opportunity to discover darts, learn the game, and experience competition in a safe and supportive environment.
More Than a Game
More Than a Game
Darts is about more than hitting a target. Through the sport, young players can develop focus, discipline, confidence, sportsmanship, and respect while having fun and meeting others who share the same passion.
The Next Generation
The Next Generation
These young players represent the future of darts in the Cordillera. CYDP is committed to creating more opportunities for them to play, learn, compete, and grow together.
Building Something Bigger
Building Something Bigger
What started with one youth tournament is only the beginning. Our vision is to build a sustainable grassroots program where more young players can experience darts and become part of a growing community.
Support the Cordillera Youth Dart Program!
Help us give more young players the opportunity to learn, play, and grow through darts.
For donations and sponsorships, message us through our social media pages.
Every bit of support helps.
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