MAX HOPP, Kai Gotthardt, Dirk Van Duijvenbode and Teemu Harju are the latest international qualifiers for the PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship. The quartet will all compete in the PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship Last 64 at the Barnsley Metrodome on Friday March 22 after securing their spots in the event.
Hopp, the German teenager who qualified for the Ladbrokes World Championship last year, will compete in the Under-21s version of the event after picking up wins over Tim Moller, Cedric Tietjens, Stefani Luck and Rainer Hofweber in the German Qualifier. He was joined in winning a place by Kai Gotthardt, who defeated Simon Schaub, Dominik Guth, Andre Bothmann and Kevin Meyer. Dirk van Duijvenbode, who reached the last 16 of the last World Youth Championship, won through the Dutch Qualifier with a 6-4 victory over Kevin Voornhout in the final.
He also defeated Belgium's Dana Verhagen - the partner of Kim Huybrechts - as well as Co Stompe Jnr, Patrick van de Boogard and Gino Vos, who was a narrow semi-final loser. Finland's Teemu Harju, who reached the last 32 of the 2011-2012 World Youth Championship, will again represent his country in the tournament this March.
A further qualifying event, for Austrian players, will be held on March 2. For full information, see www.pdc-europe.net. The international qualifiers join the top 48 players (plus ties) from the 2012 PDC Unicorn Youth Tour Order of Merit in the 64-player field for the World Youth Championship.
PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship
German Qualifier
Last 16
Marvin Wehder 6-1 Ann-Kathrin Wigmann
Rainer Hofweber 6-5 Thomas Luksch
Stefanie Luck 6-0 David Meyer
Max Hopp 6-1 Cedric Tietjens
Andre Bothmann 6-1 Justin Webers
Kai Gotthardt 6-2 Dominik Guth
Sebastian Pohl 6-1 Manuel Schneider
Kevin Meyer 6-2 Marc Legant
Quarter-Finals
Rainer Hofweber 6-4 Marvin Wehder
Max Hopp 6-2 Stefanie Luck
Kai Gotthardt 6-4 Andre Bothmann
Kevin Meyer 6-4 Sebastian Pohl
Semi-Finals
Max Hopp 6-2 Rainer Hofweber
Kai Gotthardt 6-3 Kevin Meyer
Dutch & Belgian Qualifier
Last 16
Kevin Voornout 6-5 Jeffrey De Zwaan
Kenny Neyens 6-1 Gilbert van der Meijden
Dimitri van de Bergh 6-1 Hermie van Orsouw
Kevin de Vries 6-3 Jaimy Jacobs
Gino Vos 6-0 Erwin Valks
Michael Vercaempst 6-0 Terry van de Dungen
Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-2 Co Stompe Jnr
Patrick van de Boogaard 6-5 Jan van den Broek
Quarter-Finals
Kevin Voornout 6-5 Kenny Neyens
Dimitri van de Bergh def Kevin de Vries
Gino Vos 6-0 Michael Vercaempst
Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-5 Patrick van de Boogaard
Semi-Finals
Kevin Voornout 6-5 Dimitri van de Bergh
Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-5 Gino Vos
Final
Dirk van Duijvenbode 6-4 Kevin Voornhout
PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship
Confirmed International Qualifiers
Jackson Wilson-Young (Australia)
Harley Kemp (Australia)
Dean Finn (Ireland)
Oisin Daly (Ireland)
Dirk van Duijvenbode (Holland)
Max Hopp (Germany)
Kai Gotthardt (Germany)
Dan Lauby II (USA)
Shaun Narain (Canada)
Sergio Garcia (Spain)
Teemu Harju (Finland)
Monday, 18 February 2013
SDC Pro Tour 2013-Day 1 and 2
The first SDC Pro Tour weekend of 2013
Day 1
Results Pro Tour 2 from the 3rd round or final 16:
Round 3 - Last 16
Heikki Isoranta 4 – 6 Dennis Lindskjold
Petri Rasmus 4 – 6 Ulf Ceder
Pär Riihonen 6 – 1 Soren Hedegaard
Klaus Rejnhold 0 – 6 Niels J Hansen
Lennart Effraimsson 5 – 6 Alexander Orieskhin
Paavo Myller 3 – 6 Peter Sajwani
Robert Wagner2 – 6 Petri Korte
Jani Haavisto 6 – 4 Anssi Montonen
Round 4 - Quarter Finals
Dennis Lindskjold 3 – 6 Ulf Ceder
Pär Riihonen 2 – 6 Niels J Hansen
Alexander Orieskhin 5 – 6 Peter Sajwani
Petri Korte 2 – 6 Jani Haavisto
Round 5 - Semi-finals
Ulf Ceder 6 – 1 Niels J Hansen
Peter Sajwani 1 – 6 Jani Haavisto
Round 6 - Final
Ulf Ceder 0 – 6 Jani Haavisto Ulf Ceder 0-6 Jani Haavisto
Day2
Results Pro Tour 2 from the 3rd round or final 16:
Round 3
Per Laursen 6 – 5 Jaakko Kiiski
Veijo Viinika 6 – 3 Torbjörn Gustafsson
Magnus Caris 6 – 2 Heikki Hyvonen
Ali Roberts 6 – 3 Aaron Knox
Ulf Ceder(2) 6 – 3 Petri Korte
Martin Jangeborn 4 – 6 Lennart Efraimsson
Pär Riihonen 5 – 6 Dennis Lindskjold
Jarko Komula 4 – 6 Kenneth Ljungars
Round 4 - Quarter Finals
Per Laursen 6 – 4 Veijo Viinika
Magnus Caris 6 – 4 Ali Roberts
Ulf Ceder(2) 6 – 5 Lennart Efraimsson
Dennis Lindskjold 6 – 4 Kenneth Ljungars
Round 5 - Semi-finals
Per Laursen 6 – 0 Magnus Caris
Dennis Lindskjold 6 – 5 Ulf Ceder(2)
Round 6 - Final
Per Laursen 6 – 3 Dennis Lindskjold
Prize
Day 1
Results Pro Tour 2 from the 3rd round or final 16:
Round 3 - Last 16
Heikki Isoranta 4 – 6 Dennis Lindskjold
Petri Rasmus 4 – 6 Ulf Ceder
Pär Riihonen 6 – 1 Soren Hedegaard
Klaus Rejnhold 0 – 6 Niels J Hansen
Lennart Effraimsson 5 – 6 Alexander Orieskhin
Paavo Myller 3 – 6 Peter Sajwani
Robert Wagner2 – 6 Petri Korte
Jani Haavisto 6 – 4 Anssi Montonen
Round 4 - Quarter Finals
Dennis Lindskjold 3 – 6 Ulf Ceder
Pär Riihonen 2 – 6 Niels J Hansen
Alexander Orieskhin 5 – 6 Peter Sajwani
Petri Korte 2 – 6 Jani Haavisto
Round 5 - Semi-finals
Ulf Ceder 6 – 1 Niels J Hansen
Peter Sajwani 1 – 6 Jani Haavisto
Round 6 - Final
Ulf Ceder 0 – 6 Jani Haavisto Ulf Ceder 0-6 Jani Haavisto
Day2
Results Pro Tour 2 from the 3rd round or final 16:
Round 3
Per Laursen 6 – 5 Jaakko Kiiski
Veijo Viinika 6 – 3 Torbjörn Gustafsson
Magnus Caris 6 – 2 Heikki Hyvonen
Ali Roberts 6 – 3 Aaron Knox
Ulf Ceder(2) 6 – 3 Petri Korte
Martin Jangeborn 4 – 6 Lennart Efraimsson
Pär Riihonen 5 – 6 Dennis Lindskjold
Jarko Komula 4 – 6 Kenneth Ljungars
Round 4 - Quarter Finals
Per Laursen 6 – 4 Veijo Viinika
Magnus Caris 6 – 4 Ali Roberts
Ulf Ceder(2) 6 – 5 Lennart Efraimsson
Dennis Lindskjold 6 – 4 Kenneth Ljungars
Round 5 - Semi-finals
Per Laursen 6 – 0 Magnus Caris
Dennis Lindskjold 6 – 5 Ulf Ceder(2)
Round 6 - Final
Per Laursen 6 – 3 Dennis Lindskjold
Prize
| Winner: | 1200 x 1 | |
| Runner-up: | 600 x 1 | |
| Semifinalists: | 300 x 2 | |
| Quarter Finalists: | 200 x 4 | |
| Last 16: | 125 x 8 | |
| Last 32: | 50 x 16 |
BDO Scottish Open Results
Mens Results
Last 32
Bunting 3-1 Gregory
Green 3-0 Urmston
Harms 3-1 Callary
Walton 3-1 Adshead
Meeu Wissi 1-3 Soutar
McEwan 0-3 Robson
Carvill 0-3 Ten Berge
Copeland 3-2 Small
Robertson 3-0 Head
Durrant 3-0 BouseField
O'Shea 3-0 Sheehan
Van Eijden 3-2 Schweyen
Whyte 3-0 Craig
Bird 0-3 Williams
Gethins 2-3 Bain
Dekker 3-2 Hogarth
Last 16
Bunting 1-3 Green
Harms 3-1 Walton
Souter 2-3 Robson
Ten Berge 0-3 Copeland
Robertson 0-3 Durrant
O'Shea 0-3 Van Eijden
Whyte 1-3 Williams
Bain 1-3 Dekker
Quarter Finals
Green 1-3 Harms
Robson 3-0 Copeland
Durrant 1-3 Van Eijden
Williams 3-2 Dekker
Semi Finals
Harms 4-0 Robson
Van Eijden 2-4 Williams
Final
Harms 5-4 Williams
Ladies Quarter Finals
Sherrock 3-2 Gore
Silvan 1-3 Smith
Brooks 2-3 Hedman
Jones 3-2 Prins
Semi Finals
Sherrock 4-1 Smith
Hedman 4-1 Jones
Final
Sherrock 1-4 Hedman
Mens Pairs
Quarter Finals
Wilson/Robson 3-0 Burness/Brown
Douglas/Barden 3-2 Murray/Todman
Head/Jones 0-3 Van Eijden/van de Pas
Fitton/O'Shea 1-3 Hendriks/van de Weil
Semi Finals
Wilson/Robson 3-0 Douglas/Barden
Van Eijden/van de Pas 3-2 Hendriks/van de Weil
Final
Wilson/Robson 3-2 Van Eijden/van de Pas
Ladies Pairs
Semi Finals
Robbins/Savvery 3-2 Farlam/Brooks
Gulliver/Jacklin 3-1 Prins/Schuur
Final
Robbins/Savvery 1-3 Gulliver/Jacklin
Sunday, 17 February 2013
I Predict a Riot Exhibition
Last night saw the I Predict a Riot Exhibition in Leicester. It was the Young Guns v Lets call them the Legends.
The young guns were Gaz 'super G' Cousins, Cain 'the Enemy' Unwin, Sam 'the Mole' Hill, Bradley 'the Colt' Coltman and Ricky 'Swampy' Evans.
The Legends were Steve 'the Bronzed Adonis' Beaton, Terry 'the Bull' Jenkins, Andy 'the Pieman' Smith, Wez 'the Warrior' Newton and Wayne 'Hawaii 501' Mardle.
The first match of the evening was Jenkins v Cousins.
Cousins gained a PDC tour card in 2012 at Q school and shot in to a 3-0 lead against the Bull, but Terry soon woke up hitting a couple of 180's to fight back to 3-3. Terry won the match in the end 4-3, in a very close game.
The second match was Smith v Unwin.
Unwin who will be playing on the PDC challenge tour this year, held his own trading legs with Andy up to 2-2. Eventually the Pieman took control of the game winning the next 2 legs to win th match 4-2.
The last match before the interval was Beaton v Hill.
Hill who finished 8th in last years youth tour and will be seeded for this years world youth finals took the 1st leg against Steve, Beaton pulled the leg back, then Sam took the next. The Adonis then won the next 3 legs winning the game 4-2.
The interval, and more important the food was next. The food was class. Sausage and chips from the local chippy, which everyone loved by the way. Apart from Wayne Mardle who said he was on a diet but forced it down anyway!
The next match was Mardle v Coltman.
Coltman who is only 15 and a fantastic prospect for the future won the first leg! We were sat just in front of the players at the back of the room, and to hear Steve Beaton chuckle when Bradley took the first leg was a bit special. Wayne was doing his showman act messing about on stage, he hit a 180 and run off the stage high fiving everyone in the room. By the time he got back up there he was knackered! Eventually After the messing about Wayne won the game 4-1.
The last game of the night was Newton v Evans.
Evans who will be playing in the PDC Pro-tour and youth challenge this year was in charge of the match. He won the 1st 2 legs, then Wez fought back to make it 2-2. In the end Evans battled through to win the game 4-2.
The night also saw Barrie Bates and Mark Walsh turn up to watch. The night was finished off with music from 2Real and the video link below is of the Legends having a boogie later in the night. Whatever next!!
http://youtu.be/IEJmFIpdJD8
Well done to all the Young guns, the Legends, Nicola and Adie and the people behind the scenes for making the night a huge success. Also to Jon Archer and his wife for putting on the exhibition in the first place. Looking forward to the next one!
BDO Scottish Open-Round up
Mens:
Last 32
Bunting v Gregory
Green v Urmston
Harms v Callary
Walton v Adshead
Meeu Wissi v Soutar
McEwan v Robson
Carvill v Ten Berge
Copeland v Small
Robertson v Head
Durrant v BouseField
O'Shea v Sheehan
Van Eijden v Schweyen
Whyte v Craig
Bird v Williams
Gethins v Bain
Dekker v Hogarth
Ladies Quarter Finals
Sherrock 3-2 Gore
Silvan 1-3 Smith
Brooks 2-3 Hedman
Jones 3-2 Prins
Semi Final
Sherrock v Smith
Hedman v Jones
I will post the results tomorrow
Friday, 15 February 2013
Andy Hamiltons Charity Challenge
ANDY HAMILTON has set himself a special challenge on Sunday February 17 to raise funds for Haven House Children's Hospice, the PDC's official charity.
The former World Championship finalist will visit 16 Bravo Inns pubs in the north-west of England in one day to challenge players in each venue.
Funds will be raised for Haven House Children's Hospice through tickets sold to see Hamilton's visit, with pubs in Bolton, Accrington, Chorley, Wigan, Warrington, Leigh and Manchester all taking part. "We are very proud to be associated with Andy Hamilton and more than happy to be helping out such a good cause," said Bravo Inns Operations Director Operations Director Mark Dean. "It will be a fun day but it is very important for us to raise funds for the Haven House Children's Hospice."
Haven House Chief Executive Mike Palfreman added: "This event is a great fund raising opportunity for Haven House Children's Hospice as well as a great day out for darts fans. "Our thanks go to Andy Hamilton and everyone at Bravo Inns for raising money for us. In our tenth year it is precisely this kind of support which enables us to continue our work with life-limited children and families."
Hamilton recently paid a visit to Haven House Children's Hospice during the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship to deliver Christmas presents to some of the children receiving care at the centre. Haven House's partnership with the PDC has already seen them raise £25,000 through their Charity Challenge at the Cash Converters Players Championship Finals and Ladbrokes World Darts Championship, and an auction held at the PDC Awards Dinner at The Dorchester.
Tickets to see Andy Hamilton on Sunday February 17 are available from the following participating Bravo Inns venues:
Toll Bar Inn (BL6 7QF)
The Lamb (BL1 8NN)
Entwistle (BB3 3HS)
Rhoden Inn (BB5 3QF)
The Albion (BB5 5HD)
Seven Stars (PR6 0SU)
White Lion & Railway (WN1 3UE)
Tippings Arms (WN3 5HL)
Bath Springs (WN4 0DD)
Eagle & Child (WN5 7HD)
Millstone (WA3 3RS)
Howley Hotel (WA1 2JP)
Royal Oak Branch (WA4 1AG)
Hilton Park (WN7 1SJ)
Punchbowl (M46 0DF)
Victoria (WN2 4QF)
The former World Championship finalist will visit 16 Bravo Inns pubs in the north-west of England in one day to challenge players in each venue.
Funds will be raised for Haven House Children's Hospice through tickets sold to see Hamilton's visit, with pubs in Bolton, Accrington, Chorley, Wigan, Warrington, Leigh and Manchester all taking part. "We are very proud to be associated with Andy Hamilton and more than happy to be helping out such a good cause," said Bravo Inns Operations Director Operations Director Mark Dean. "It will be a fun day but it is very important for us to raise funds for the Haven House Children's Hospice."
Haven House Chief Executive Mike Palfreman added: "This event is a great fund raising opportunity for Haven House Children's Hospice as well as a great day out for darts fans. "Our thanks go to Andy Hamilton and everyone at Bravo Inns for raising money for us. In our tenth year it is precisely this kind of support which enables us to continue our work with life-limited children and families."
Hamilton recently paid a visit to Haven House Children's Hospice during the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship to deliver Christmas presents to some of the children receiving care at the centre. Haven House's partnership with the PDC has already seen them raise £25,000 through their Charity Challenge at the Cash Converters Players Championship Finals and Ladbrokes World Darts Championship, and an auction held at the PDC Awards Dinner at The Dorchester.
Tickets to see Andy Hamilton on Sunday February 17 are available from the following participating Bravo Inns venues:
Toll Bar Inn (BL6 7QF)
The Lamb (BL1 8NN)
Entwistle (BB3 3HS)
Rhoden Inn (BB5 3QF)
The Albion (BB5 5HD)
Seven Stars (PR6 0SU)
White Lion & Railway (WN1 3UE)
Tippings Arms (WN3 5HL)
Bath Springs (WN4 0DD)
Eagle & Child (WN5 7HD)
Millstone (WA3 3RS)
Howley Hotel (WA1 2JP)
Royal Oak Branch (WA4 1AG)
Hilton Park (WN7 1SJ)
Punchbowl (M46 0DF)
Victoria (WN2 4QF)
PDC Speedy Services UK Open Q1 and 2 Entries
THE first Speedy Services UK Open Qualifiers of 2013 will feature almost 240 players at the K2 Centre in Crawley on February 23 and 24.
The events are the first on the PDC ProTour this year, as well as the opening two of eight as players bid to qualify for June's Speedy Services UK Open Televised Finals in Bolton. Saturday's tournament will feature 238 players, with 239 players having entered Sunday's £35,000 event.
The field of entries includes former World Championship finalist Mark Dudbridge as he makes his full return from shoulder and elbow surgery which he had at the end of last year. Former Lakeside Champion Ted Hankey will also make his return to action having not competed suffering a mini stroke at the William Hill Grand Slam of Darts in November. The field also includes reigning Speedy Services UK Open champion Robert Thornton as well as former Bolton winners James Wade, Roland Scholten and Raymond van Barneveld. Each event will commence at 12pm and all games will be the best of 11 legs. The draws will be conducted following the close of registration at 11am on each day, and will be unseeded draws.
Speedy Services UK Open Qualifier One
K2 Centre, Crawley - Saturday February 23
Antonio Alcinas
Paul Amos
Gary Anderson
Paul Anthony
Jyhan Artut
Jamie Atkins
Ron Atwill
Wayne Atwood
Chris Aubrey
Paul Barham
Michael Barnard
Joe Bata
Barrie Bates
Ronnie Baxter
Steve Beaton
Nigel Birch
Andy Blackwell
Michael Blake
John Bowles
Darron Brown
Keegan Brown
Steve Brown
Lee Bryant
Richie Burnett
Simon Burt
Magnus Caris
Joshua Carter
Jamie Caven
Dave Charnock
Dave Chisnall
Matt Clark
Brett Claydon
Darrell Claydon
Scott Coleman
Steve Coote
David Copley
Gaz Cousins
Mark Cox
Simon Craven
Joe Cullen
Daniel Day
Leon de Geus
Ryan De Vreede
Alan Derrett
Marc Dewsbury
Matthew Dicken
David Dodds
Brendan Dolan
Kevin Dowling
Mark Dudbridge
Dylan Duo
Pete Dyos
Matthew Edgar
Dafydd Edwards
Carl Evans
Ricky Evans
Peter Evison
Jon Farmer
Steve Farmer
Connie Finnan
Mark Forman
Colin Fowler
Mark Frost
Nick Fullwell
Andrew Gilding
Adrian Gray
Toon Greebe
Lee Gregory
Shaun Griffiths
Steve Grubb
Daryl Gurney
Johnny Haines
Andy Hamilton
Sam Hamilton
Ted Hankey
Stephen Hardy
Ryan Harrington
Lee Hayes
Terry Hayes
John Henderson
Jerry Hendriks
Nigel Heydon
Andrew Hibbert
Sam Hill
Steve Hine
Ashley Holgate
Dave Honey
Max Hopp
Richie Howson
James Hubbard
Peter Hudson
Adam Hunt
Kim Huybrechts
Ronny Huybrechts
Mark Hylton
Ewan Hyslop
Campbell Jackson
Andy Jenkins
Terry Jenkins
Prakash Jiwa
Darren Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Josh Jones
Mark Jones
Mark Jones (Worcs)
Wayne Jones
Ian Jopling
Jon Jukes
Stuart Kellett
Mervyn King
Aden Kirk
Jelle Klaasen
David Ladley
Mark Lawrence
Adrian Lewis
Jamie Lewis
Shaun Liptrot
Anthony Littleton
Colin Lloyd
Ross Lowe
Kenny MacNeil
Rocco Maes
Ryan Maher
Steve Maish
Peter Manley
Michael Mansell
Robert Marijanovic
Tom Martin
Edwin Max
Kevin McDine
Stephen McNally
Paddy Meaney
Matthew Medhurst
Mareno Michels
Glen Miller
Lee Moffat
Arron Monk
Brandonn Monk
Ian Moss
Johnathen Mulley
Joe Murnan
Wes Newton
Paul Nicholson
Mike Nissen
Mike Norton
William O'Connor
Colin Osborne
Denis Ovens
Matt Padgett
Kevin Painter
Joey Palfreyman
Lee Palfreyman
David Pallett
Dyson Parody
John Part
Gareth Pass
Jake Patchett
Josh Payne
Andy Pearce
Scott Pearson
Steven Pearson
Charl Pietersen
Josh Pinder
Justin Pipe
Richard Plowman
Samuel Poland
Craig Pope
Scott Rand
Steve Randall
Andy Relf
Nathan Richards
James Richardson
Neville Roberts
Jamie Robinson
Reece Robinson
Bernd Roith
Keith Rooney
Paul Rowley
Alex Roy
Dan Russell
Sean Ryan
Roland Scholten
John Scott
Tomas Seyler
Kirk Shepherd
Vernon Sheppard
Damien Sherwood
Chris Skeates
Andy Smith
Michael Smith
Ross Smith
Daniel Starkey
Brian Startin
Mark Stephenson
Co Stompe
Ricky Sudale
Danny Summers
Kentaro Suzuki
Alan Tabern
Tony Tasker
Scott Taylor
Terry Temple
Jordy Terburg
Kevin Thomas
Robert Thornton
Martyn Turner
Jack Tweddell
Wouter Vaes
Raymond van Barneveld
Kurt Van De Rijck
Vincent van der Voort
Michael van Gerwen
Lewis Venes
Gino Vos
James Wade
Jim Walker
Mark Walsh
Ian Walters
Darren Ward
Darren Webster
Mark Webster
Andree Welge
Steve West
Tony West
Dave Weston
Ian White
Lee White
Stuart White
Simon Whitlock
Darren Whittingham
Geoff Whitworth
Chris Wickenden
Jason Wilson
Dean Winstanley
Brian Woods
Jonathan Worsley
Peter Wright
James Young
Speedy Services UK Open Qualifier Two
K2 Centre, Crawley - Sunday February 24
Antonio Alcinas
Paul Amos
Gary Anderson
Paul Anthony
Jyhan Artut
Jamie Atkins
Ron Atwill
Chris Aubrey
Paul Barham
Michael Barnard
Joe Bata
Barrie Bates
Ronnie Baxter
Steve Beaton
Nigel Birch
Andy Blackwell
Michael Blake
John Bowles
Darron Brown
Keegan Brown
Steve Brown
Lee Bryant
Richie Burnett
Simon Burt
Magnus Caris
Joshua Carter
Jamie Caven
Dave Charnock
Dave Chisnall
Matt Clark
Brett Claydon
Darrell Claydon
Scott Coleman
Steve Coote
David Copley
Gaz Cousins
Mark Cox
Simon Craven
Joe Cullen
Daniel Day
Leon de Geus
Ryan De Vreede
Alan Derrett
Marc Dewsbury
Matthew Dicken
David Dodds
Brendan Dolan
Kevin Dowling
Mark Dudbridge
Dylan Duo
Pete Dyos
Matthew Edgar
Dafydd Edwards
Carl Evans
Ricky Evans
Peter Evison
Jon Farmer
Steve Farmer
Connie Finnan
Mark Forman
Colin Fowler
Mark Frost
Nick Fullwell
Andrew Gilding
Adrian Gray
Toon Greebe
Lee Gregory
Shaun Griffiths
Steve Grubb
Daryl Gurney
Johnny Haines
Andy Hamilton
Sam Hamilton
Ted Hankey
Stephen Hardy
Ryan Harrington
Lee Hayes
Terry Hayes
John Henderson
Jerry Hendriks
Nigel Heydon
Andrew Hibbert
Sam Hill
Steve Hine
Ashley Holgate
Dave Honey
Max Hopp
Gavin Howard
Richie Howson
James Hubbard
Peter Hudson
Adam Hunt
Kim Huybrechts
Ronny Huybrechts
Mark Hylton
Ewan Hyslop
Campbell Jackson
Andy Jenkins
Terry Jenkins
Prakash Jiwa
Andrew Johnson
Darren Johnson
Josh Jones
Mark Jones
Mark Jones (Worcs)
Wayne Jones
Ian Jopling
Jon Jukes
Stuart Kellett
Mervyn King
Aden Kirk
Jelle Klaasen
David Ladley
Mark Lawrence
Adrian Lewis
Jamie Lewis
Shaun Liptrot
Anthony Littleton
Colin Lloyd
Ross Lowe
Kenny MacNeil
Rocco Maes
Ryan Maher
Steve Maish
Peter Manley
Michael Mansell
Robert Marijanovic
Tom Martin
Edwin Max
Kevin McDine
Stephen McNally
Paddy Meaney
Matthew Medhurst
Mareno Michels
Glen Miller
Lee Moffat
Brandonn Monk
Arron Monk
Ian Moss
Johnathen Mulley
Joe Murnan
Wes Newton
Paul Nicholson
Mike Nissen
Mike Norton
William O'Connor
Colin Osborne
Denis Ovens
Matt Padgett
Kevin Painter
Joey Palfreyman
Lee Palfreyman
David Pallett
Dyson Parody
John Part
Gareth Pass
Jake Patchett
Josh Payne
Andy Pearce
Scott Pearson
Steven Pearson
Charl Pietersen
Josh Pinder
Justin Pipe
Richard Plowman
Samuel Poland
Craig Pope
Scott Rand
Steve Randall
Andy Relf
Nathan Richards
James Richardson
Neville Roberts
Jamie Robinson
Reece Robinson
Bernd Roith
Keith Rooney
Paul Rowley
Alex Roy
Dan Russell
Sean Ryan
Roland Scholten
John Scott
Tomas Seyler
Kirk Shepherd
Vernon Sheppard
Damien Sherwood
Chris Skeates
Andy Smith
Dennis Smith
Michael Smith
Ross Smith
Daniel Starkey
Brian Startin
Mark Stephenson
Co Stompe
Ricky Sudale
Danny Summers
Kentaro Suzuki
Alan Tabern
Tony Tasker
Scott Taylor
Terry Temple
Jordy Terburg
Kevin Thomas
Robert Thornton
Martyn Turner
Jack Tweddell
Wouter Vaes
Raymond van Barneveld
Kurt Van De Rijck
Vincent van der Voort
Michael van Gerwen
Lewis Venes
Gino Vos
James Wade
Jim Walker
Mark Walsh
Ian Walters
Darren Ward
Darren Webster
Mark Webster
Andree Welge
Steve West
Tony West
Dave Weston
Ian White
Lee White
Stuart White
Simon Whitlock
Darren Whittingham
Geoff Whitworth
Chris Wickenden
Jason Wilson
Dean Winstanley
Brian Woods
Jonathan Worsley
Peter Wright
James Young
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