Teenager's death 'devastating' to darts community

Q: What happened to Keigan Vickerage?

Keigan Vickerage died in a car crash in Doncaster when the vehicle he was a passenger in struck a tree.

Q: How old was Keigan Vickerage when he passed away?

Keigan Vickerage was 18 years old at the time of his death.

Q: What impact did Keigan Vickerage have on the darts community?

He was regarded as a rising star in the darts community, making a significant impression on many people through his participation in the amateur Wheatsheaf Darts League.

The death of a young rising darts star in a car crash in Doncaster is a "devastating loss", a spokesperson for the sport has said.

Keigan Vickerage, 18, died after the car he was a passenger in hit a tree on Chestnut Avenue, Carcroft, at about 00:05 GMT on Wednesday.

He played in the amateur Wheatsheaf Darts League with his brother Bailey and was described as an "up-and-coming" champion.

The Amateur Darts Circuit said he was a "young man who made a big impression on many people".

Circuit spokesman Simon Rimington said: "This is a devastating loss and my thoughts go out to Bailey and the rest of the family.

"Rest in peace Keigan, forever 18."

'Huge wave of support'

Keigan was also a supporter of Doncaster Rovers and fans attending the club's home match against Reading on Saturday are also planning a tribute to him in the 18th minute of the game.

Supporters club The Black Bank said it wanted to celebrate Keigan's life with a minute's applause as he and his family were "Rovers through and through".

It also proposed a tribute at the club's final home game in two weeks.

The football club told the BBC there was a "huge wave of support" for the tribute.

The driver of the Seat Leon that crashed into the tree, a 25-year-old man, was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries, South Yorkshire Police said on Wednesday.

The second passenger, 21, was treated for minor injuries.

A force spokesperson urged anyone who witnessed the crash or has any footage of what happened to come forward.

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