BDO World Masters 2019: Schedule Saturday with Last 16 men's and Quarter-Finals ladies
BDOSaturday, 26 October 2019 at 10:05
The latter stages of the BDO World Masters are here at the Circus Tavern with both Last 16 in the Men’s and Quarter-Finals in the Ladies taking place in both sessions.
The World Masters action all kicks off with Deta Hedman taking on Kasumi Sato in the First Ladies Quarter-Final. Other ties to look out for in the afternoon session are Corrine Hammond vs Anastasia Dobromyslova and Jeff Smith against Mario Vandenbogaerde.
In the evening, Lisa Ashton kicks off her campaign with a tie against Mayumi Ouchi. Scott Waites against Paul Hogan; as well as Lorraine Winstanley against Vicky Pruim are also part of the evening session.
Saturday October 26
Afternoon Session (12pm)
Afternoon Session (12pm)
Kasumi Sato v Deta Hedman (ladies)
Gary Stone v Neil Duff (men's)
Carl Hamilton v Craig Owens (men's)
Corrine Hammond v Anastasia Dobromyslova (ladies)
Graham Usher v Simon Stainton (men's)
Jeff Smith v Mario Vandenbogaerde (men's)
Gary Stone v Neil Duff (men's)
Carl Hamilton v Craig Owens (men's)
Corrine Hammond v Anastasia Dobromyslova (ladies)
Graham Usher v Simon Stainton (men's)
Jeff Smith v Mario Vandenbogaerde (men's)
Evening Session (6pm)
Lisa Ashton v Mayumi Ouchi (ladies)
Ciaran Teehan v Roemer Mooijman (men's)
Keith Geraghty v Michael Warburton (men's)
Lorraine Winstanley v Vicky Pruim (ladies)
Paul Hogan v Scott Waites (men's)
John O'Shea v Willem Mandigers (men's)
Ciaran Teehan v Roemer Mooijman (men's)
Keith Geraghty v Michael Warburton (men's)
Lorraine Winstanley v Vicky Pruim (ladies)
Paul Hogan v Scott Waites (men's)
John O'Shea v Willem Mandigers (men's)
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