GenSan Gets Ready for a Big Darts Weekend
GENERAL SANTOS CITY - General Santos City is on the official calendar for the Manny Pacquiao & Agendarts Year Ender National Darts Tournament, giving the city another high-profile sporting event to look forward to before the year ends. The National Darts Federation of the Philippines lists the competition for December 18–20, 2026, at Kwiky Mart Resto & Sports Cafe in General Santos City. The tournament carries a total prize pool of PHP1 million, placing it among the larger events on the federation's 2026 sanctioned calendar. Rather than being a city-only competition, the event is classified by the federation as a national darts tournament, making GenSan part of a broader competitive circuit.
Three Days Built Around the Bullseye
The tournament gives darts enthusiasts a dedicated three-day gathering in a city already known for hosting sporting and entertainment activities. According to the National Darts Federation's official calendar, the event is organized by Agendarts, with Manny Pacquiao included in the tournament's official title. The same calendar records the venue, dates, and ₱1 million total prize money, providing the clearest available details about the competition at this stage. Because the federation has not yet published a complete competition format, player roster, match schedule, or final registration list on the calendar page, those details are intentionally not included here. For GenSan, however, having a nationally sanctioned tournament on the schedule adds another sporting option to the city's December activities.
Another Reason to Gather in GenSan
Sporting events can give a city a different kind of weekend energy, bringing competitors, organizers, supporters, and curious spectators into the same space. The National Darts Federation's 2026 calendar shows General Santos City among the venues selected for sanctioned darts events, with the December tournament currently listed as the city's major year-end national competition. The event also complements the city's wider reputation as a venue for organized sports and community gatherings without relying on its better-known tuna identity.
