The Tri County Dart Association is mourning the loss of one of its cherished members, Antonio Roig, whose passing has left a profound sense of sadness throughout the league and among all who had the privilege of knowing him.
In a heartfelt message shared by the association, fellow players and friends expressed their sorrow while extending prayers and condolences to Antonio’s wife, Antonia, their children, and the entire Roig family. News of his passing has prompted an outpouring of support from league members who remember him not only as a talented dart player but also as a genuinely kind and fun-loving individual.
Antonio was a familiar and beloved presence within the dart community. Whether competing in league matches, attending tournaments, or simply spending time with fellow players, he brought enthusiasm, friendship, and a positive spirit wherever he went. Those who shared the dartboard with him recall his sportsmanship, sense of humor, and ability to make everyone feel welcome.
For many league members, Antonio was more than a competitor—he was a friend whose personality helped create the strong sense of community that defines the Tri County Dart Association. His laughter, encouragement, and camaraderie made league nights more enjoyable and helped foster lasting friendships among players.
As word of his passing spread, tributes began pouring in from teammates and opponents alike. Many shared memories of Antonio’s generosity, his passion for the game, and the joy he brought to those around him. The impact he made extended well beyond the scoresheet, leaving behind memories that will continue to be treasured by everyone who knew him.
While his loss is deeply felt, the dart community is united in honoring his memory and supporting his loved ones during this difficult time. Friends and fellow players have asked that the Roig family be kept in thoughts and prayers as they navigate the days ahead.
Though Antonio Roig’s passing leaves an irreplaceable void, his legacy of friendship, kindness, and sportsmanship will remain a lasting part of the Tri County Dart Association. He will be remembered not only as a valued player but as a beloved member of a community that considered him family.