BDO/EDO England Classic and Winmau England Matchplay- Results

These are the results from the England Classic and the Winmau England Matchplay held at Selsey over the weekend of 14th-15th September.



Mens Singles

Last 16 - Best of 7 legs

(1)Stephen Bunting-LAN 4-3 (17)Rick Hofstra-NET
(9)Glen Durrant-CLE 4-0 Ryan Hoggarth-LAN
(28)Jamie Hughes-WES 3-4 Thomas Chant-DOR
(13)Paul Jennings-DUR 3-3 (4)Robbie Green-MER
(30)Wayne Warren (G)-GLA 4-2 Mark Blandford-GLO
(22)Sam Head-HAM 4-2 (6)Gary Robson-CHE
(7)Ross Montgomery-SCO 2-4 (10)Wesley Harms-NET
(18)Tony Eccles-CLE 2-4 (2)James Wilson-YOR

Quarter-finals - Best of 9 legs

(1)Stephen Bunting-LAN 4-5 (9)Glen Durrant-CLE
Thomas Chant-DOR 1-5 (4)Robbie Green-MER
(30)Wayne Warren (G)-GLA 5-3 (22)Sam Head-HAM
Wesley Harms-NET 2-5 (2)James Wilson-YOR

Semi-finals - Best of 9 legs

(9)Glen Durrant 5-3 (4)Robbie Green
(30)Wayne Warren (G) 4-5 (2)James Wilson

Final

(9)Glen Durrant 6-5 (2)James Wilson




Mens Pairs

Quarter-finals - Best of 5 legs

Tom Chant/Mark Porter 1-3 Tony O'Shea/Jimmy Hendricks
Glen Durrant/Tony Eccles 1-3 Mark McGeeney/Steve Douglas
Carl Dennel/Lewis Venes 2-3 Ross Montgomery/Alan Norris
Sam Head/Joe Davis 2-3 Gordon Hastings/Rick Hofstra

Semi-finals - Best of 5 legs

Tony O'Shea/Jimmy Hendricks 3-0 Mark McGeeney/Steve Douglas
Ross Montgomery/Alan Norris 3-1 Gordon Hastings/Rick Hofstra

Final

Tony O'Shea/Jimmy Hendricks 3-2 Ross Montgomery/Alan Norris





Ladies Singles

Last 16 - Best of 5 legs

(1)Deta Hedman-OXF 3-1 (16)Lisa Ashton-LAN
(9)Rachna David-NOR 3-2 (8)Sharon Prins-NET
(5)Fallon Sherrock-CLE 2-3 (12)Zoe Jones-WOR
(13)Dee Bateman-CUM 2-3 (4)Anastasia Dobromyslova-CHE
(3)Julie Gore-PEM 1-3 (14)Paula Jacklin-LIN
Donna Rainsley-SUS 1-3 (6)Rachel Brooks-YOR
(7)Lorraine Farlam-YOR 3-0 (10)Tamara Schuur-NET
Hayley Plume-LON 1-3 (2)Trina Gulliver-WAR

Quarter-finals - Best of 5 legs

(1)Deta Hedman-OXF 3-0 (9)Rachna David-NOR
(12)Zoe Jones-WOR 3-2 (4)Anastasia Dobromyslova-CHE
(14)Paula Jacklin-LIN 1-3 (6)Rachel Brooks-YOR
(7)Lorraine Farlam-YOR 0-3 (2)Trina Gulliver-WAR

Semi-finals - Best of 7 legs

(1)Deta Hedman 4-2 (12)Zoe Jones
(6)Rachel Brooks 2-4 (2)Trina Gulliver

Final

(1)Deta Hedman 4-3 (2)Trina Gulliver




Ladies Pairs

Quarter-finals - Best of 5 legs

T.Wright/R.Brooks 3-1 S.Castle/T.Borton
Z.Jones/R.Griffiths 1-3 L.Farlam/A.Dobromyslova
T.Gulliver/L.Ashton 3-0 A.Frewin/T.Blake
D.Bateman/H.Lodge 1-3 A.Swindells/T.3

Semi-finals - Best of 5 legs

Wright/R.Brooks 3-2 L.Farlam/A.Dobromyslova
T.Gulliver/L.Ashton 3-1 A.Swindells/T.3

Final

T.Wright/R.Brooks 1-3 T.Gulliver/L.Ashton




Mixed Triples

Semi-finals - Best of 5 legs

Jo Rolls/Maggie Sutton/Alan Edwards 2-3 Dee Bateman/Wesley Harms/Jim Wiliams3
Eddie Dootson/James Welding/Anne-Marie Swindells 2-3 Jimmy Hendriks/Lorraine Farlam/G Hastings

Final

Dee Bateman/Wesley Harms/Jim Wiliams 3-0 Jimmy Hendriks/Lorraine Farlam/G Hastings




Youth Singles

Quarter-finals - Best of 5 legs

Josh Eichen 1-3 Connor Levett
Lewis Gurney 3-0 Jorden Singh
Tommy Wilson 1-3 Shaun Lovett
Ben Cunningham 0-3 Josh McCarthy

Semi-finals - Best of 5 legs

Connor Levett 3-2 Lewis Gurney
Shaun Lovett 2-3 Josh McCarthy

Final

Connor Levett 1-3 Josh McCarthy




Winmau England Matchplay



Ladies Singles

Semi-finals

Deta Hedman 3-5 Lisa Ashton
Trina Gulliver 5-4 Zoe Jones

Final

Lisa Ashton 6-5 Trina Gulliver



Mens Singles

Semi- Final

Mark McGeeney 3-5 Garry Thompson
Martin Atkins 4-5 Stephen Bunting

Final

Garry Thompson 2-6 Stephen Bunting

PDC Players Championship- 8 Results

Players Championship 8
Barnsley Metrodome, Sunday September 15

First Round

Michael van Gerwen (1) Bye
Scott Rand 6-5 Chris Aubrey
Adam Hunt 6-4 Jamie Lewis (32)
Connie Finnan 6-2 Ronny Huybrechts
Dean Winstanley 6-1 Steve Beaton (16)
Marc Dewsbury 6-5 Andy Pearce
Mick Todd 6-4 Ronnie Baxter (17)
Roland Scholten 6-3 Nick Fullwell
John Part (8) 6-2 Vincent van der Voort
Darren Johnson 6-4 Ricky Sudale
Peter Hudson 6-5 Terry Jenkins (25)
Keith Stephen 6-3 Steve Farmer
Paul Nicholson (9) 6-1 Matthew Dicken
Reece Robinson 6-0 Leon de Geus
Michael Smith 6-2 Arron Monk (24)
Colin Fowler 6-5 Keith Rooney
Michael Barnard 6-4 Robert Thornton (5)
Ian Walters 6-5 Steve West
Stephen Hardy 6-1 Jelle Klaasen (28)
John Henderson 6-5 Mark Hylton
Mervyn King (12) 6-1 Magnus Caris
Keegan Brown 6-4 Ryan Harrington
Dan Russell 6-4 Justin Pipe (21)
Mark Lawrence 6-5 Kevin McDine
Simon Whitlock (4) 6-3 Campbell Jackson
Colin Osborne 6-1 Sean Ryan
Raymond van Barneveld (29) 6-0 Andrew Gilding
Martyn Turner 6-4 Mark Jones
Terry Temple 6-5 Gary Anderson (13)
James Hubbard 6-5 Shaun Griffiths
Kevin Painter (20) 6-1 Ricky Evans
Jyhan Artut 6-4 Richie Howson
Dave Chisnall (2) Bye
Steve Grubb 6-2 David Copley
Mark Walsh (31) 6-4 Antonio Alcinas
Matthew Edgar 6-5 Co Stompe
Ian White (15) 6-4 Steve Hine
Adrian Gray 6-4 James Richardson
Adrian Lewis (18) 6-2 John Scott
Darron Brown 6-1 Matt Clark
Wes Newton (7) 6-3 Mark Dudbridge
Dennis Priestley 6-1 Jon Jukes
Steve Brown 6-2 Mark Webster (26)
Joe Cullen 6-3 Nigel Heydon
Kim Huybrechts (10) 6-2 Kirk Shepherd
Dennis Smith 6-5 Daryl Gurney
Ian Moss 6-1 Colin Lloyd (23)
Joe Murnan 6-5 Paul Barham
Jamie Caven (6) 6-4 Josh Payne
Darren Webster 6-2 Andy Jenkins
Richie Burnett (27) 6-3 Alex Roy
Mark Frost 6-4 David Dodds
Andy Hamilton (11) 6-4 Ross Smith
Mark Cox 6-3 Michael Mansell
Andy Smith (22) 6-5 Kevin Dowling
Alan Tabern 6-3 John Bowles
Peter Wright (3) 6-1 Prakash Jiwa
Paul Amos 6-2 Vernon Sheppard
Wayne Jones (30) 6-3 Johnny Haines
David Pallett 6-1 Bernd Roith
Stuart Kellett (14) 6-3 Gino Vos
Joey Palfreyman 6-2 Tomas Seyler
Brendan Dolan (19) 6-5 William O'Connor
Gaz Cousins 6-4 Jim Walker

Second Round

Scott Rand 6-2 Michael van Gerwen
Connie Finnan 6-2 Adam Hunt
Dean Winstanley 6-4 Marc Dewsbury
Roland Scholten 6-5 Mick Todd
Darren Johnson 6-3 John Part
Peter Hudson 6-2 Keith Stephen
Paul Nicholson 6-2 Reece Robinson
Colin Fowler 6-2 Michael Smith
Michael Barnard 6-2 Ian Walters
John Henderson 6-5 Stephen Hardy
Mervyn King 6-4 Keegan Brown
Mark Lawrence 6-2 Dan Russell
Simon Whitlock 6-4 Colin Osborne
Raymond van Barneveld 6-1 Martyn Turner
Terry Temple 6-2 James Hubbard
Jyhan Artut 6-5 Kevin Painter
Steve Grubb 6-5 Dave Chisnall
Mark Walsh 6-2 Matthew Edgar
Ian White 6-4 Adrian Gray
Adrian Lewis 6-2 Darron Brown
Wes Newton 6-4 Dennis Priestley
Joe Cullen 6-5 Steve Brown
Dennis Smith 6-4 Kim Huybrechts
Ian Moss 6-4 Joe Murnan
Darren Webster 6-5 Jamie Caven
Mark Frost 6-4 Richie Burnett
Andy Hamilton 6-2 Mark Cox
Andy Smith 6-2 Alan Tabern
Paul Amos 6-4 Peter Wright
Wayne Jones 6-5 David Pallett
Stuart Kellett 6-1 Joey Palfreyman
Gaz Cousins 6-5 Brendan Dolan
Losers £250

Third Round

Scott Rand 6-2 Connie Finnan
Dean Winstanley 6-5 Roland Scholten
Peter Hudson 6-4 Darren Johnson
Paul Nicholson 6-4 Colin Fowler
John Henderson 6-5 Michael Barnard
Mervyn King 6-4 Mark Lawrence
Simon Whitlock 6-2 Raymond van Barneveld
Jyhan Artut 6-5 Terry Temple
Mark Walsh 6-5 Steve Grubb
Ian White 6-1 Adrian Lewis
Joe Cullen 6-2 Wes Newton
Dennis Smith 6-5 Ian Moss
Darren Webster 6-1 Mark Frost
Andy Hamilton 6-4 Andy Smith
Wayne Jones 6-4 Paul Amos
Stuart Kellett 6-3 Gaz Cousins
Losers £500

Fourth Round

Scott Rand 6-3 Dean Winstanley
Paul Nicholson 6-1 Peter Hudson
Mervyn King 6-2 John Henderson
Simon Whitlock 6-5 Jyhan Artut
Ian White 6-0 Mark Walsh
Joe Cullen 6-2 Dennis Smith
Darren Webster 6-0 Andy Hamilton
Wayne Jones 6-5 Stuart Kellett
Losers £1,000

Quarter-Finals

Scott Rand 6-4 Paul Nicholson
Simon Whitlock 6-3 Mervyn King
Ian White 6-2 Joe Cullen
Wayne Jones 6-3 Darren Webster
Losers £1,500

Semi-Finals

Simon Whitlock 6-0 Scott Rand
Ian White 6-1 Wayne Jones
Losers £2,500


Final

Ian White 6-3 Simon Whitlock
Winner £10,000
Runner-Up £5,000

Final - Leg-by-Leg

Simon Whitlock v Ian White

1-0 - Whitlock starts the final confidently as he breaks at the first of time asking thanks to a 76 finish on tops.
1-1 - White hits back straight away as he takes out 65 to level the game.
1-2 - The Stoke thrower lands double eight to hold throw and lead the match for the first time.
2-2 - Whitlock converts a 70 finish to level after White missed a dart at bullseye for a two leg advantage.
2-3 - White records the first 180 of the game and goes on to hit double 16 to regain the lead.
2-4 - Whitlock fires in a 171 score but three missed attempts at double 11 prove crucial as White lands double 14 successfully.
2-5 - White hits two 140s and lands double eight to move one leg away from victory.
3-5 - Whitlock hits a 90 checkout to keep his hopes alive.
3-6 - Whitlock leaves 95 after 12-darts thrown but White takes out 100 to win the match and claim his maiden title on the PDC circuit.










 

PDC Players Chapionships- 7 Results

DAVE CHISNALL claimed a second victory on the PDC ProTour in the space of six days after overcoming Peter Wright 6-5 in a dramatic Players Championship final at the Barnsley Metrodome.
The St Helens ace, who claimed his first title of the year at the German Darts Championship last weekend and turned 33 on Thursday, continued his excellent form in Barnsley, culminating in victory over Wright to take the £10,000 first prize.

Chisnall’s road to the final began with a 6-3 triumph over Mick Todd before overcoming the challenges of Gino Vos and Justin Pipe with tight 6-5 wins.

In the last 16, Chisnall saw off Wayne Jones 6-3 and defeated Mervyn King by the same margin to book his place in the last four against Simon Whitlock.

There, the world number seven produced a superb performance to dispose of the Australian 6-1 with the aid of a 103 average, before continuing that form in the early stages of the final where he led 3-1.

From two legs down Wright turned the tide as he landed an excellent 89 finish on the bullseye to win the fifth leg before taking the next two to leave his opponent trailing 4-3.

Chisnall hit back to take the eighth leg and draw level at four apiece before Wright edged ahead again by landing double 16 to move a leg away from victory.

However, Chisnall hit his sixth 180 of the game in the process of forcing a deciding leg, which he won in superb style against the darts thanks to a 124 checkout.

The ever consistent Wright began his day with a trio of 6-2 victories over Magnus Caris, Dennis Smith and Joe Cullen to reach the last 16 stage of the tournament.

The 43-year-old Scottish World Cup representative then ended the hopes of John Bowles with a 6-4 win before defeating Stoke’s Ian White by the same scoreline to move through to the semi-finals.

In the last four, Wright produced a 100 average to defeat Dutchman Michael van Gerwen by a 6-2 margin, which included checkouts of 108 and 103.

That fine victory saw Wright gain an opportunity at revenge over Chisnall, following his defeat in Germany last weekend, but he had to settle for the runners-up cheque for a second weekend running, despite holding a 5-4 lead in the final.

Whitlock claimed a cheque for £2,500 for reaching the last four in Barnsley along with the ever impressive van Gerwen, although the Australian's day could have been over in the first round when his opponent Nigel Heydon missed three opportunities at double top to claim a famous scalp.

The Australian put that narrow escape behind as he went on to defeat the likes of Michael Smith, Dean Winstanley and Paul Nicholson to reach the semi-final stage before falling victim to Chisnall.

Van Gerwen looked good for another win in a ProTour event in 2013 after thumping five-time World Champion Raymond van Barneveld 6-1 in their quarter-final clash, only to lose 6-2 to Wright in the semi-finals.

Van Barneveld, who had suffered two surprise first round exits in Australia and Germany over the last fortnight, regained some confidence at the Barnsley Metrodome as he reached the last eight stage, which included a fine 6-1 victory in the third round over two-time World Champion Adrian Lewis.

Nicholson reached the quarter-finals of a ProTour event for first time since May and he was joined by King and White, who all took away £1,500 for their efforts.

Grand Slam of Darts semi-finalist Winstanley showed signs of a return to form as he reached the last 16 stage, where he was joined by former major finalists Wayne Jones and Mark Dudbridge, who have also endured barren spells over the last 12 months.

Three-time World Champion John Part suffered a first round exit along with former major winners Robert Thornton, Kevin Painter and Colin Lloyd, and top ten star Wes Newton was also a first round casualty at the hands of Vincent van der Voort.

Ted Hankey withdrew on the morning of the event after suffering minor injuries in a car accident on Friday evening, and though he will also miss Sunday's Players Championship the two-time Lakeside Champion is expected to be able to compete in next week's European Tour event in Sindelfingen.

The weekend at the Barnsley Metrodome concludes on Sunday where a further Players Championship event with £50,000 on offer is scheduled to take place as qualification for the partypoker.com World Grand and Championship League of Darts intensifies.

Players Championship 7
Barnsley Metrodome, Saturday September 14

First Round

Michael van Gerwen (1) Bye
Ryan Harrington 6-2 Jake Patchett
Scott Rand (32) 6-2 Kirk Shepherd
Alan Tabern 6-3 Martyn Turner
Stuart Kellett (16) 6-3 Colin Fowler
Mark Jones 6-3 Richie Burnett
Adam Hunt 6-5 Brendan Dolan (17)
Alex Roy 6-4 Joey Palfreyman
Prakash Jiwa 6-4 John Part (8)
Andrew Gilding 6-1 Sean Ryan
Raymond van Barneveld (25) 6-2 William O'Connor
Leon de Geus 6-3 Reece Robinson
Adrian Lewis (9) 6-2 Dennis Priestley
Vernon Sheppard 6-2 Stephen Hardy
Terry Jenkins (24) 6-1 Campbell Jackson
James Richardson 6-2 Dan Russell
Jamie Caven (5) 6-2 Tomas Seyler
James Hubbard 6-1 Mark Cox
Mark Webster (28) 6-3 Darren Johnson
John Henderson 6-4 Michael Barnard
Ian White (12) 6-0 Steve Hine
David Dodds 6-2 Michael Mansell
Connie Finnan 6-2 Kevin Painter (21)
Terry Temple 6-2 Jon Jukes
Peter Wright (4) 6-2 Magnus Caris
Dennis Smith 6-4 Kevin McDine
Chris Aubrey 6-5 Mark Walsh (29)
Joe Cullen 6-0 Jyhan Artut
Andy Hamilton (13) 6-4 Matt Clark
John Bowles 6-3 Ian Moss
Ross Smith 6-3 Colin Lloyd (20)
Jelle Klaasen 6-5 Darron Brown
Simon Whitlock (2) 6-5 Nigel Heydon
Mark Frost 6-5 Antonio Alcinas
Michael Smith 6-1 Colin Osborne (31)
Steve Farmer 6-2 Ronny Huybrechts
Gary Anderson (15) 6-1 Matthew Dicken
Paul Barham 6-5 Ricky Sudale
Ronnie Baxter (18) 6-5 Darren Webster
Dean Winstanley 6-4 Jim Walker
David Pallett 6-4 Kim Huybrechts (7)
Keegan Brown 6-3 Nick Fullwell
Arron Monk (26) 6-2 Steve Grubb
Mark Hylton 6-5 Peter Hudson
Paul Nicholson (10) 6-1 Keith Rooney
Shaun Griffiths 6-1 Keith Stephen
Andy Smith (23) 6-2 David Copley
Steve West 6-4 Andy Jenkins
Vincent van der Voort 6-2 Wes Newton (6)
Richie Howson 6-5 Co Stompe
Wayne Jones (27) 6-4 Daryl Gurney
Ian Walters 6-2 Johnny Haines
Dave Chisnall (11) 6-3 Mick Todd
Gino Vos 6-1 Gaz Cousins
Justin Pipe (22) 6-3 Paul Amos
Joe Murnan 6-5 Mark Lawrence
Kevin Dowling 6-4 Robert Thornton (3)
Mark Dudbridge 6-0 Adrian Gray
Jamie Lewis (30) 6-4 Andy Parsons
Roland Scholten 6-5 Bernd Roith
Mervyn King (14) 6-3 Ricky Evans
Steve Brown 6-1 Matthew Edgar
Steve Beaton (19) 6-0 John Scott
Josh Payne 6-4 Marc Dewsbury

Second Round
 
Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Ryan Harrington
Alan Tabern 6-4 Scott Rand
Mark Jones 6-4 Stuart Kellett
Alex Roy 6-2 Adam Hunt
Prakash Jiwa 6-2 Andrew Gilding
Raymond van Barneveld 6-5 Leon de Geus
Adrian Lewis 6-4 Vernon Sheppard
Terry Jenkins 6-4 James Richardson
James Hubbard 6-4 Jamie Caven
John Henderson 6-5 Mark Webster
Ian White 6-4 David Dodds
Connie Finnan 6-5 Terry Temple
Peter Wright 6-2 Dennis Smith
Joe Cullen 6-4 Chris Aubrey
John Bowles 6-0 Andy Hamilton
Ross Smith 6-3 Jelle Klaasen
Simon Whitlock 6-1 Mark Frost
Michael Smith 6-3 Steve Farmer
Gary Anderson 6-1 Paul Barham
Dean Winstanley 6-3 Ronnie Baxter
David Pallett 6-2 Keegan Brown
Arron Monk 6-0 Mark Hylton
Paul Nicholson 6-5 Shaun Griffiths
Steve West 6-4 Andy Smith
Vincent van der Voort 6-4 Richie Howson
Wayne Jones 6-3 Ian Walters
Dave Chisnall 6-5 Gino Vos
Justin Pipe 6-2 Joe Murnan
Mark Dudbridge 6-4 Kevin Dowling
Jamie Lewis 6-5 Roland Scholten
Mervyn King 6-1 Steve Brown
Steve Beaton 6-5 Josh Payne
Losers £250

Third Round

Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Alan Tabern
Alex Roy 6-5 Mark Jones
Raymond van Barneveld 6-4 Prakash Jiwa
Adrian Lewis 6-5 Terry Jenkins
John Henderson 6-0 James Hubbard
Ian White 6-5 Connie Finnan
Peter Wright 6-2 Joe Cullen
John Bowles 6-1 Ross Smith
Simon Whitlock 6-4 Michael Smith
Dean Winstanley 6-5 Gary Anderson
Arron Monk 6-4 David Pallett
Paul Nicholson 6-4 Steve West
Wayne Jones 6-1 Vincent van der Voort
Dave Chisnall 6-5 Justin Pipe
Mark Dudbridge 6-3 Jamie Lewis
Mervyn King 6-3 Steve Beaton
Losers £500

Fourth Round
 
Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Alex Roy
Raymond van Barneveld 6-1 Adrian Lewis
Ian White 6-3 John Henderson
Peter Wright 6-4 John Bowles
Simon Whitlock 6-2 Dean Winstanley
Paul Nicholson 6-4 Arron Monk
Dave Chisnall 6-3 Wayne Jones
Mervyn King 6-3 Mark Dudbridge
Losers £1,000

Quarter-Finals

Michael van Gerwen 6-1 Raymond van Barneveld
Peter Wright 6-4 Ian White
Simon Whitlock 6-3 Paul Nicholson
Dave Chisnall 6-3 Mervyn King
Losers £1,500

Semi-Finals

Peter Wright 6-2 Michael van Gerwen
Dave Chisnall 6-1 Simon Whitlock
Losers £2,500

Final

Dave Chisnall 6-5 Peter Wright
Winner £10,000
Runner-Up £5,000

BDO/BICC Premier and Division 1 Results

BICC Premier Division

 

The first weekend of the season is over and it’s Lancashire who are sitting pretty at the top of the Premier Division after a resounding 29-10 thumping of Cheshire who finish week 1 bottom. Close behind are Kent who beat Oxfordshire 26-13 followed by Yorkshire and Glamorgan on 25 points each with points difference all that separates 3rd and 4th.

The 2 promoted sides who met in the Premier Division for its opener were Gwent and Cambridgeshire in Wales. This clash was a chance for one of them to start life in the top flight the best way possible and it was Cambridgeshire who edged out as winners 22-17. The highest performers that Cambridgeshire will be thanking are Dennis Harbour and Adam Cousins who averaged 27.82 and 28.84 respectively.

Breaking down the leagues we see Kent topping the Men’s A league with Lancashire top of the Men’s B. For the Women Glamorgan had the highest A performers with Cambridgeshire top of the Women’s B.

Players deserving notable mentions individually are:

The magnificent Stephen Bunting of Lancashire leads the DAVE table for the Men’s A with a sterling 34.97 ahead of Kent’s Paul Dawkins, 33.91 and Lancashire’s other top performer Mick Oversby, 32.91. The leading man in the B section was Dean Lockyer representing Oxfordshire with 30.04.

The Women’s half of the Premier Division was led once again by Deta Hedman, who was the highest individual last season. She gave Oxfordshire a great Dave of 31.06, followed by Lisa Ashton, Lancashire, with 28.33 and Lorraine Farlam of Yorkshire in 3rd with 27.13. For the B section Wendy Reader who turns out for Essex notched 22.33.

 

 

The next round of fixtures are as follows:

 

05/06 October 2013

 

Cheshire v Glamorgan
Essex v Kent

Cambridgeshire v Lancashire

Oxfordshire v Warwickshire

Yorkshire v Gwent

 

 

 

BICC Division 1

 

Hampshire ended the first weekend of matches at the top of Division 1 after beating newly promoted side London 28-11, Hampshire’s Sam Rooney highest averaging with 29.91. London will be realising the weight of the task ahead as they begin the fight to stay in the second flight of British darts. The other promoted side Lincolnshire also were on the losing side as Dorset, who are now third notched 26 points to Lincolnshire’s 13.

Elsewhere Cornwall will be pleased with ending September’s matches in 2nd after the win over County Durham and the 2 unfortunate relegated sides from last season Premier Division, Devon and Surrey, were unable to be split as they drew 19-19.

Having a look at the Men’s A and B we see Hampshire at the top of both with 9 points in each. Hampshire also continued their dominance of the division in the Women’s A as they are joint top with Surrey. Cornwall are the early leaders in the Women’s B.

The individuals who starred for their counties are:

In the Men’s A Scott Mitchell of Dorset led the way, with a marvelous DAVE of 33.70, in second is David Prins who gave County Durham a glimmer of hope notching 33.32 and Edward Brookes of Staffordshire, 31.49. Cornwall’s Robert Jane is the most valuable player in the Men’s B with a DAVE of 32.31.

For the Women’s A it’s Apylee Jones who turns out for Surrey who can be proud of her first week after hitting 26.47, she was followed by Cornwall’s Katherine Gill, 24.19 and Jennifer Summerson of County Durham, 24.13. The most successful female in the Women’s B section was Carla Ruberry of Cornwall with 23.43, she was joint however with a fellow member of Team Cornwall, Teresa Brookshaw.

 

 

The next round of fixtures are as follows:

 

05/06 October 2013

 

County Durham v Dorset

Lincolnshire v Hampshire

London v Nottinghamshire

Staffordshire v Devon

Surrey v Cornwall

PDC German Darts Championship- Day3

TOP SEEDS Michael van Gerwen and Simon Whitlock were knocked out of the German Darts Championship in the third round on Sunday afternoon by comeback victories for Andy Hamilton and Daryl Gurney in Hildesheim.
Van Gerwen's bid to win a third European Tour title of the year was derailed as he saw Hamilton come from 3-0 down to claim a 6-4 triumph.

The Dutch ace had opened the game in the same form which had seen him whitewash Colin Osborne in round two, finishing 78, 110 and double 12 to win the game's opening three legs.

Hamilton, though, kick-started his challenge with a brilliant 146 finish in the fourth leg, before scoring 167 to set up 40 as he won a second leg with a 14-darter, and he then hit a 180 in another 14-dart finish as he levelled the game.

Van Gerwen broke back in leg seven to move 4-3 up, but Hamilton replied superbly with a maximum in an 11-darter to level once more, and he then added another 180 in a 14-darter to lead for the first time at 5-4.

The pair traded 180s in the next as van Gerwen fought to force a decider, but the Dutchman missed double seven for a 122 finish and three further darts at the bed to allow Hamilton in on double ten for a gritty win.

"Sometimes you play the player, and I upped my game tremendously against a player who's in great form," said Hamilton. "I was in the zone, my finishes were good and I took my chances."

Number two seed Simon Whitlock joined van Gerwen in being knocked out as he went down in a dramatic deciding leg against Northern Ireland's Daryl Gurney.

The pair enjoyed a tight battle, with Whitlock coming from 4-3 down to move 5-4 up with an 11-darter, but Gurney forced a decided and pounced when the Australian missed the bull and two darts at double 16 for the win by landing double 18 to claim victory.

Gurney, who won a PDC Tour Card in January and is appearing in his first European Tour event, now plays Peter Wright in the quarter-finals on Sunday evening, and admitted: "I'm very proud to have won this game.

"I've beaten a Premier League player, one of the best in the world, and I feel really good after that. I thought Simon was going to win in the last leg, but I had a bit of luck."

Wright, a semi-finalist in June's UK Open, booked his place in the last eight with a 6-3 win over Jelle Klaasen, despite the Dutch ace finishing 144 as he shared the game's opening four legs.

Hamilton now plays Steve Beaton in the quarter-finals, after the former World Champion reached the last eight for the third successive European Tour event with a dramatic 6-5 win over Andy Smith, who was left waiting on 40 in the deciding leg of a tight game.

Dave Chisnall was another 6-5 winner - for the third successive game this weekend - as he edged out Paul Nicholson, who missed the bull for a 124 checkout in the deciding leg of their clash.

Chisnall's quarter-final opponent will be Kevin Painter, who came from 2-0 down to defeat Justin Pipe 6-4.

Jamie Caven and Richie Burnett will meet in the other quarter-final following their respective wins over Vincent van der Voort and Steve Brown.

Caven dropped only one leg as he defeated van der Voort 6-1, while Burnett averaged 101.85 in his 6-2 defeat of resurgent Brown.

The £100,000 European Tour event will conclude on Sunday evening, with the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final being held at Halle 39 in Hildeshiem - and with no former European Tour winner remaining in the field, there is guaranteed to be a new winner in the series of events.


German Darts Championship - European Tour Event Six
Sunday September 8

Afternoon Session
Third Round

Michael van Gerwen 4-6 Andy Hamilton
Andy Smith 5-6 Steve Beaton
Kevin Painter 6-4 Justin Pipe
Dave Chisnall 6-5 Paul Nicholson
Simon Whitlock 5-6 Daryl Gurney
Jelle Klaasen 3-6 Peter Wright
Jamie Caven 6-1 Vincent van der Voort
Richie Burnett 6-2 Steve Brown


DAVE CHISNALL claimed the biggest victory of his career as he defeated Peter Wright 6-2 in the German Darts Championship final on Sunday night, scooping the £20,000 first prize and moving up to seventh in the PDC Order of Merit.
The St Helens ace had reached two European Tour finals in 2012, losing out to Phil Taylor and Raymond van Barneveld, but finally went one better as he won his first title since last November.

Chisnall had continued his fine weekend's form at Halle 39 in Hildesheim as he defeated Paul Nicholson and Kevin Painter in deciding legs earlier on Sunday, before sealing a 6-4 semi-final win over Steve Beaton with a spectacular 170 checkout.

He enjoyed his most comprehensive win in the final as he dropped only two legs and averaged almost 100 in seeing off Wright 6-2 to claim glory in front of a sell-out German crowd.

After edging a nervy opening leg, Chisnall doubled his lead with a 13-dart leg and, after Wright got off the mark with a 14-dart finish, he then took out 130 for a 12-darter to lead 3-1.

Chisnall then punished a missed double 18 from Wright by landing double nine to move 4-1 up, and took out tops to move to the brink of victory at 5-1.

He landed a 180 to leave 73 in the seventh leg as he closed on the winning line, only for Wright to finish 106 in keeping his hopes alive - but the fightback was to be short-lived as Chisnall hit another 180 to set up double 18 as he secured the triumph with a 13-dart leg.

"It's the highlight of my career," said Chisnall. "It feels great and I'm delighted because I played well throughout the tournament.

"I was a bit nervous against Kevin Painter in the quarter-finals and I missed a few doubles, but once I came through that I played the darts that I know I can play, especially against Steve in the semis.

"I had four 6-5 results in my first four games but some of those probably shouldn't have been 6-5, but that's darts and I don't mind as long as I win them! If I'd hit my doubles a bit better then it might have been easier for me."

Chisnall added: "I had two good events last year where I got to the final but played Phil Taylor and Raymond van Barneveld, but this was my time.

"My form wasn't that good earlier in the year but I've got it back now, so I'm very happy."

Wright had to settle for the £10,000 runner-up prize as he was denied a third ranking title which would have been the biggest win of his career.

The Lowestoft ace, a semi-finalist in the UK Open earlier this year, had seen off World Youth Championship finalist Ricky Evans, German qualifier Michael Hurtz, Jelle Klaasen and Daryl Gurney on his way to the last four.

There, he overcame Richie Burnett 6-5 in an epic clash, with the colourful Welsh ace taking out an 11-darter and a 121 finish as he moved 4-2 up, only to miss one dart for victory as Wright forced a deciding leg, which he won in 12 darts.

"I'm pleased to have reached the final but it's disappointing to lose," said Wright, who continues to climb towards a place in the world's top 16.

"I think the semi-final took a lot out of me, and fair play to Dave because in the final he seemed to hit everything. I just wanted him to give me a chance but he didn't, and he played well."

Burnett's run to the semis improves his chances of qualifying for next month's partypoker.com World Grand Prix in Ireland, while Beaton also picked up £5,000 prize money as he reached the last four in a European Tour event for the second time this year.

Emerging Northern Irish ace Gurney celebrated his European Tour debut by knocking out world number four Simon Whitlock on his way to the last eight, while Andy Hamilton had come from 3-0 down to end Michael van Gerwen's hopes of a third European Tour win of the year in their last 16 clash.

Hamilton went on to lose to Beaton, while Painter was edged out by Chisnall and Jamie Caven went down 6-4 to Burnett as the Welshman hit back from 3-1 down to claim victory.

The next European Tour event will be the German Darts Masters at the Glaspalast in Sindelfingen from September 20-22, as Adrian Lewis defends the title he won 12 months ago.


German Darts Championship - European Tour Event Six
Quarter-Finals

Andy Hamilton 3-6 Steve Beaton
Kevin Painter 5-6 Dave Chisnall
Daryl Gurney 2-6 Peter Wright
Jamie Caven 4-6 Richie Burnett

Semi-Finals

Steve Beaton 4-6 Dave Chisnall
Peter Wright 6-5 Richie Burnett

Final

Dave Chisnall 6-2 Peter Wright

PDC Challenge Tour Event 15- Results

RICKY EVANS edged out Ben Ward to win PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Event 15 at the Rivermead Centre in Reading on Sunday.

Evans, this year's World Youth Championship runner-up, claimed the £500 first prize with a fine comeback win in the final against Ward, who had been Saturday's Event 13 winner and Event 14 runner-up during a superb weekend.

Kettering's Evans had won the game's opening leg, before Ward took out 152 to level and an 11-darter to lead 2-1, before also taking the fourth for a 3-1 cushion.

Evans won the fifth and then finished 104 to force a decider, in which he scored 140, 180 and 165 before landing double eight for a 12-darter as he took the victory with a 102 average.

Evans, a PDC Unicorn Youth Tour winner in 2011 who had been a first round loser on Friday in the German Darts Championship before returning to Reading, had defeated Adam Hunt 4-2 in the semi-finals and also overcame Michael McFall, Ryan Harrington, Austrian youngster Rowby-John Rodriguez and Jimmy Hendriks in a tough route through the event.

Ward opened the day with whitewashes of Russell Pope and George Killington before edging past Daniel Day, and he also saw off Arron Fairweather, Ben Songhurst and Jan Dekker as he reached the decider.

Dekker's run to the last four followed up appearances in the quarter-finals and semi-finals 24 hours earlier during a successful weekend for the Dutch ace, who was joined in the last four by County Durham ace Hunt.

The next PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour weekend will be held at the K2 Centre in Crawley on September 28 & 29, when the final three £3,000 tournaments of the year will take place.

PDC Unicorn Youth Tour Event 15
Rivermead Centre, Reading

Preliminary Round

Matthew Dennant 4-3 Sam Hill
Chris Aubrey 4-2 Luis Barberan
Eric van Meel 4-3 Paul Cooper
Ryan Harrington 4-2 Tom Anderson
Martin Walker 4-0 Logan Barnecut
Rick Veugelers 4-1 Chris Millward
Arron Fairweather 4-3 Paul Barham
Ben Ward 4-0 Russell Pope
Ben Songhurst 4-0 Craig Cox
Shane Edwards 4-1 Adam Smith-Neale
Oliver Stell 4-3 Jamie Landon
Nicholas Day 4-0 Robbie Herbert

First Round

Jake Patchett 4-1 Dan Dean
Adam Hunt 4-2 Matthew Dennant
Josh Payne 4-1 Ryan De Vreede
Gaz Cousins 4-2 Chris Aubrey
Michael Blake 4-3 Nick Paenen
Eric van Meel 4-2 Ashley Sandon-James
Billy Holmes 4-1 Richard Baillie
Curtis Bagley 4-0 David Hunt
Lewis McGurn 4-2 Alan Bell
Ryan Harrington 4-1 Adam Lipscombe
Ricky Evans 4-1 Jimmy Hendriks
Rowby-John Rodriguez 4-3 Martin Walker
James Young 4-1 Dan Butler
Rick Veugelers 4-1 Gavin Howard
Dan Read 4-3 Anthony West
Michael McFall 4-0 Kevin Bambrick
Kurt Parry 4-3 Keegan Brown
Arron Fairweather 4-2 Ryan Hogarth
Daniel Day 4-3 Lee Whitworth
Ben Ward 4-0 George Killington
Johnathen Mulley 4-0 Kirsty Hutchinson
Ben Songhurst 4-3 Shaun Griffiths
Reece Robinson 4-0 Curtis Hammond
Ross Smith 4-2 Brandon Walsh
Rhys Hayden 4-0 Kirsty Haw
Luke Woodhouse 4-0 Shane Edwards
Wouter Vaes 4-2 Ryan Jones
Aden Kirk 4-2 Oliver Stell
James Thompson 4-3 Sean Ryan
John De Kruijf 4-2 Nicholas Day
Jan Dekker 4-0 Nathan Aspinall
Kevin Voornhout 4-0 Gareth Thomas

Second Round

Adam Hunt 4-1 Jake Patchett
Gaz Cousins 4-1 Josh Payne
Eric van Meel 4-3 Michael Blake
Curtis Bagley 4-0 Billy Holmes
Ryan Harrington 4-3 Lewis McGurn
Ricky Evans 4-3 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Rick Veugelers 4-1 James Young
Michael McFall 4-0 Dan Read
Arron Fairweather 4-2 Kurt Parry
Ben Ward 4-3 Daniel Day
Ben Songhurst 4-1 Johnathen Mulley
Ross Smith 4-0 Reece Robinson
Rhys Hayden 4-1 Luke Woodhouse
Wouter Vaes 4-2 Aden Kirk
John De Kruijf 4-1 James Thompson
Jan Dekker 4-1 Kevin Voornhout
Losers £50

Third Round

Adam Hunt 4-3 Gaz Cousins
Eric van Meel 4-2 Curtis Bagley
Ricky Evans 4-0 Ryan Harrington
Michael McFall 4-0 Rick Veugelers
Ben Ward 4-1 Arron Fairweather
Ben Songhurst 4-2 Ross Smith
Rhys Hayden 4-3 Wouter Vaes
Jan Dekker 4-3 John De Kruijf
Losers £75

Quarter-Finals

Adam Hunt 4-0 Eric van Meel
Ricky Evans 4-1 Michael McFall
Ben Ward 4-0 Ben Songhurst
Jan Dekker 4-0 Rhys Hayden
Losers £100

Semi-Finals

Ricky Evans 4-2 Adam Hunt
Ben Ward 4-3 Jan Dekker
Losers £200

Final

Ricky Evans 4-3 Ben Ward
Winner £500
Runner-Up £300

PDC Challenge Tour 13 and 14- Results

BEN WARD and Luke Woodhouse shared the spoils on the opening day of the PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour weekend in Reading.
Ward followed up his previous Challenge Tour success in Event Ten in July by sweeping through the field on Saturday's Event 13 at the Rivermead Centre.

The 24-year-old from Dorchester defeated Anthony West and Lewis Hackett for the loss of only one leg before then edging past Isle of Wight ace Keegan Brown 4-2 to reach the quarter-finals, where he was a 4-2 winner against Samuel Head.

He then overcame Hull's Reece Robinson by the same scoreline in the semi-finals, and claimed the £500 first prize with a narrow 4-3 defeat of Sam Hewson in the decider.

Hewson's run to the final included victories over Dutch trio Kevin Voornhout, Ryan De Vreede and Wouter Vaes in the latter stages, while another Dutch ace, Jan Dekker, also reached the quarter-finals.

Ward came close to completing a memorable 'double' as he reached the final of the day's second event, but went down 4-1 to Luke Woodhouse, the 24-year-old from Worcestershire who claimed his first title on the Challenge Tour.

Woodhouse - a loser in the last 32 to Brown earlier in the day - overcame Jamie Landon, Shane Edwards, Curtis Bagley, Gaz Cousins and Ryan Hogarth in his run to the victory, as he took home £500 as the Event 14 champion.

Ward, hot on the heels of his earlier triumph, overcame Adam Smith-Neale, Craig Cox, Lee Whitworth, Shaun Griffiths and Dekker as he progressed to the decider, with the £300 prize money taking him to £800 on the day.

Dekker followed up his earlier quarter-final with a semi-final appearance in the day's second event, and he was joined in the last four by Hogarth, while the four losing quarter-finalists - Matthew Dennant, Josh Payne, Cousins and Griffiths - all have experience at senior PDC level.

Sunday will see Challenge Tour Event 15 complete the weekend in Reading, with a further £3,000 prize money on offer.

PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Event 13
Preliminary Round
Jon Farmer 4-3 Jamie Landon
Dan Dean 4-3 Michael Blake
Rick Veugelers 4-2 Andrew Clark
Billy Holmes 4-2 Jack Tweddell
Curis Bagley 4-2 James Thompson
Ashley Sandon-James 4-0 Rainer Hofweber
Adam Hunt 4-0 Oliver Stell
Adam Lipscombe 4-2 Jack Martin
Michael McFall 4-3 Ryan Newton
Chris Aubrey 4-3 Gavin Howard
Richard Baillie 4-0 Liam Fairclough
Stuart Hunt 4-2 George Killington
Shaun Griffiths 4-0 Jack Creese
Sam Hewson 4-1 Matthew Dicken
Arron Fairweather 4-1 Jake Patchett
Samuel Head 4-2 Martin Walker
Curtis Hammond 4-3 Rhys Hayden
Ricky Evans 4-1 Sam Hill
Luke Woodhouse 4-2 Shane Edwards
David Hunt 4-3 Logan Barnecut
Kurt Parry 4-2 Paul Cooper
Gaz Cousins 4-2 Russell Pope
Dan Read 4-2 Dan Franzen
Sean Ryan 4-3 Alan Clutterham
Reece Robinson 4-2 Alan Bell
Rowby-John Rodriguez 4-2 Kevin Bambrick

First Round
Nathan Aspinall 4-0 Nick Paenen
Dan Dean 4-2 Jon Farmer
Ryan Harrington 4-3 Eric van Meel
Rick Veugelers 4-1 Billy Holmes
Wouter Vaes 4-0 Aden Kirk
Curtis Bagley 4-1 Ashley Sandon-James
Nicholas Day 4-3 John De Kruijf
Jimmy Hendriks 4-2 Adam Hunt
Matthew Dennant 4-2 Craig Cox
Adam Lipscombe 4-2 Michael McFall
Ryan De Vreede 4-0 Robbie Herbert
Richard Baillie 4-0 Chris Aubrey
Kevin Voornhout 4-1 Stephen Lacroix
Shaun Griffiths 4-2 Stuart Hunt
Brandon Walsh 4-2 Gareth Thomas
Sam Hewson 4-1 Lewis McGurn
Luis Barberan 4-3 James Young
Samuel Head 4-2 Arron Fairweather
Adam Smith-Neale 4-3 Ross Smith
Ricky Evans 4-1 Curtis Hammond
Keegan Brown 4-3 Dan Butler
Luke Woodhouse 4-2 Ben Songhurst
Ben Ward 4-1 Anthony West
Lewis Hackett 4-1 David Hunt
Ryan Hogarth 4-1 Chris Millward
Gaz Cousins 4-2 Kurt Parry
Jan Dekker 4-2 Paul Barham
Sean Ryan 4-2 Dan Read
Daniel Day 4-2 Josh Payne
Reece Robinson 4-3 Ryan Jones
Lee Whitworth 4-3 Lewis venes
Rowby-John Rodriguez 4-0 Kirsty Hutchinson

Second Round
Nathan Aspinall 4-1 Dan Dean
Rick Veugelers 4-3 Ryan Harrington
Wouter Vaes 4-1 Curtis Bagley
Nicholas Day 4-2 Jimmy Hendriks
Matthew Dennant 4-0 Adam Lipscombe
Ryan De Vreede 4-1 Richard Baillie
Kevin Voornhout 4-3 Shaun Griffiths
Sam Hewson 4-0 Brandon Walsh
Samuel Head 4-1 Luis Barberan
Ricky Evans 4-1 Adam Smith-Neale
Keegan Brown 4-3 Luke Woodhouse
Ben Ward 4-0 Lewis Hackett
Gaz Cousins 4-3 Ryan Hogarth
Jan Dekker 4-0 Sean Ryan
Reece Robinson 4-1 Daniel Day
Rowby-John Rodriguez 4-0 Lee Whitworth
Losers £50

Third Round
Nathan Aspinall 4-3 Rick Veugelers
Wouter Vaes 4-1 Nicholas Day
Ryan De Vreede 4-2 Matthew Dennant
Sam Hewson 4-0 Kevin Voornhout
Samuel Head 4-0 Ricky Evans
Ben Ward 4-3 Keegan Brown
Jan Dekker 4-1 Gaz Cousins
Reece Robinson 4-3 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Losers £75

Quarter-Finals
Wouter Vaes 4-1 Nathan Aspinall
Sam Hewson 4-3 Ryan De Vreede
Ben Ward 4-2 Samuel Head
Reece Robinson 4-3 Jan Dekker
Losers £100

Semi-Finals
Sam Hewson 4-1 Wouter Vaes
Ben Ward 4-2 Reece Robinson
Losers £200

Final
Ben Ward 4-3 Sam Hewson
Winner £500
Runner-Up £300

PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour Event 14
Preliminary Round
Ryan Hogarth 4-0 Dan Read
James Young 4-1 Logan Barnecut
Adam Lipscombe 4-3 Ashley Sandon-James
Keegan Brown 4-1 Sean Ryan
Kevin Voornhout 4-0 Kirsty Haw
Matthew Dennant 4-0 Andrew Clark
Shane Edwards 4-1 Sam Hill
Kirsty Hutchinson 4-3 Jon Farmer
Dan Dean 4-1 Eric van Meel
Curtis Bagley 4-3 Ryan Jones
Aden Kirk 4-1 Rhys Hayden
Gaz Cousins 4-2 Gavin Howard
Reece Robinson 4-1 Jimmy Hendriks
Adam Hunt 4-0 Gareth Thomas
Kurt Parry 4-0 Rowby-John Rodriguez
Nick Paenen 4-3 Dan Butler
John De Kruijf 4-3 Russell Pope
Richard Baillie 4-1 Michael McFall
Ross Smith 4-3 Nicholas Day
Arron Fairweather 4-2 Brandon Walsh
Jack Tweddell 4-3 Chris Aubrey
Billy Holmes 4-2 Ryan Harrington
Oliver Stell 4-2 Michael Blake

First Round
Lewis Hackett 4-1 Chris Millward
Ryan Hogarth 4-1 James Young
Rick Veugelers 4-2 Ricky Evans
Keegan Brown 4-3 Adam Lipscombe
Lewis Venes 4-2 Nathan Aspinall
Kevin Voornhout 4-1 Anthony West
Ryan Newton 4-0 Alan Clutterham
Matthew Dennant 4-3 Curtis Hammond
Luke Woodhouse 4-2 Jamie Landon
Shane Edwards 4-0 Kirsty Hutchinson
Ryan De Vreede 4-3 Jake Patchett
Curtis Bagley 4-0 Dan Dean
Martin Walker 4-1 Stuart Hunt
Aden Kirk 4-2 Lewis McGurn
Wouter Vaes 4-1 Rainer Hofweber
Gaz Cousins 4-3 George Killington
Samuel Head 4-1 Kevin Bambrick
Reece Robinson 4-1 Adam Hunt
Josh Payne 4-0 David Hunt
Kurt Parry 4-0 Nick Paenen
Daniel Day 4-0 Robbie Herbert
John De Kruijf 4-2 Alan Bell
Jan Dekker 4-0 Ben Songhurst
Richard Baillie 4-2 Luis Barberan
Lee Whitworth 4-2 Dan Franzen
Arron Fairweather 4-1 Ross Smith
Ben Ward 4-2 Adam Smith-Neale
Craig Cox 4-3 Jack Tweddell
Matthew Dicken 4-3 Paul Barham
Shaun Griffiths 4-1 Billy Holmes
James Thompson 4-3 Paul Cooper
Oliver Stell 4-0 Liam Fairclough

Second Round
Ryan Hogarth 4-1 Lewis Hackett
Keegan Brown 4-3 Rick Veugelers
Lewis Venes 4-3 Kevin Voornhout
Matthew Dennant 4-0 Ryan Newton
Luke Woodhouse 4-3 Shane Edwards
Curtis Bagley 4-0 Ryan De Vreede
Aden Kirk 4-1 Martin Walker
Gaz Cousins 4-1 Wouter Vaes
Samuel Head 4-1 Reece Robinson
Josh Payne 4-0 Kurt Parry
Daniel Day 4-3 John De Kruijf
Jan Dekker 4-2 Richard Baillie
Lee Whitworth 4-1 Arron Fairweather
Ben Ward 4-1 Craig Cox
Shaun Griffiths 4-0 Matthew Dicken
Oliver Stell 4-2 James Thompson
Losers £50

Third Round
Ryan Hogarth 4-1 Keegan Brown
Matthew Dennant 4-1 Lewis Venes
Luke Woodhouse 4-1 Curtis Bagley
Gaz Cousins 4-3 Aden Kirk
Josh Payne 4-1 Samuel Head
Jan Dekker 4-0 Daniel Day
Ben Ward 4-2 Lee Whitworth
Shaun Griffiths 4-1 Oliver Stell
Losers £75

Quarter-Finals
Ryan Hogarth 4-3 Matthew Dennant
Luke Woodhouse 4-0 Gaz Cousins
Jan Dekker 4-3 Josh Payne
Ben Ward 4-3 Shaun Griffiths
Losers £100

Semi-Finals
Luke Woodhouse 4-2 Ryan Hogarth
Ben Ward 4-3 Jan Dekker
Losers £200

Final
Luke Woodhouse 4-1 Ben Ward
Winner £500
Runner-Up £300