Trina Gulliver is the woman who redefined women’s darts.
Raised in the traditional English pub scene, she learned the game early — building the precision, composure and fierce competitiveness that would turn her into a sporting icon.

Her breakthrough came in 2001, when she won the first BDO Women’s World Championship and launched one of the most dominant eras the sport has ever seen. Ten world titles, countless major victories and years of unrivalled consistency cemented her status as the most successful female darts player in history. Calm under pressure and ruthless in the big moments, Gulliver set the gold standard.

But her impact goes far beyond trophies. At a time when women’s darts received little recognition, she became its driving force — pushing for equality, visibility and opportunity, and inspiring generations of players to follow.

Off the oche, her story is one of resilience. She overcame serious personal challenges, spoke openly about her journey to sobriety, and emerged stronger — now working as a coach, mentor, commentator and ambassador for the sport she helped transform.

Honoured with an MBE for her services to darts, her name stands for excellence, courage and progress.

This is Trina Gulliver.
The pioneer. The record breaker. The icon of women’s darts.