The JDC Advanced Tour resumed this past weekend and so did the dominance in part of Leighton Bennett and Luke Littler with the duo both claiming events.
It was both in the final of the opening event which Littler slimly took 6-5. While in Event 2, Bennett averaged 91 in seeing off Riley Rees-Tucker in the final.
It was Rees-Tucker who took Event Three with neither Bennett or Littler getting to the latter stages but in Event Four, it was Henry Coates winning albeit seeing off Bennett.
JDC Tour 1
Semi-Finals
Luke Littler (89.19) 5-1 (89.00) Harry Gregory
Leighton Bennett (87.38) 5-0 (73.11) Dylan van Lierop
Final
Luke Littler (82.58) 6-5 (83.56) Leighton Bennett
JDC Tour 2
Semi-Finals
Leighton Bennett (86.51) 5-2 (81.05) Henry Coates
Riley Rees-Tucker (87.43) 5-2 (80.32) Peter Stewart Jnr.
Final
Leighton Bennett (91.80) 6-2 (88.15) Riley Rees-Tucker
JDC Tour 3
Semi-Finals
Jenson Walker (75.62) 5-4 (74.12) Kovacs Almos
Riley Rees-Tucker (92.04) 5-4 (81.67) Henry Coates
Final
Riley Rees-Tucker (75.32) 6-3 (72.07) Jenson Walker
JDC Tour 4
Semi-Finals
Henry Coates (79.49) 5-2 (73.96) Archie Self
Leighton Bennett (88.66) 5-2 (84.48) Luke Littler
Final
Henry Coates (86.79) 6-5 (86.12) Leighton Bennett
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