What a day!🥵 After all the drama of Group A, Jeroen Mioch wins the group comfortably with West and Littler qualifying for Group B and the rest of the pack going into Group C!
Jeroen Mioch first finalist in 'Champions Week' of MODUS Super Series
MODUSThursday, 03 August 2023 at 16:00
Jeroen Mioch is the first finalist in the final week of the MODUS Super Series. That means the Dutchman is free for the next few days and can watch who will be his opponents on Saturday during the finale of this cycle.
During the final week of the MODUS Super Series, the 12 weekly winners will face each other divided into three pools. Through these pools, players can qualify for the final group on Saturday, Aug. 5. Then they will compete for the top prize of £20,000.
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From Monday through Wednesday, the matches in Group A were played. The six players in this pool played once each day against the other players in the group. Mioch managed to win as many as 12 of his 15 matches. With a point total of 24, he relegated Steve West (20 points) to second place. West, along with Luke Littler (18 points), will move on to Group B, where they will compete with Colin Osborne, Neil Duff and Danny Lauby for three starting spots for the final group.
The numbers four through six also get a re-match. Reece Robinson (16 points), Berry van Peer (8 points) and Andy Boulton (4 points) end up in Group C, where they are joined by Jelle Klaasen, Rene Eidams and Patrick van den Boogaard. In this pool two starting spots can be earned for Saturday's final.
Champions Week - MODUS Super Series
Group A
Monday, July 31
Luke Littler 4-0 Andy Boulton
Steve West 2-4 Reece Robinson
Berry van Peer 1-4 Jeroen Mioch
Andy Boulton 3-4 Steve West
Jeroen Mioch 4-2 Luke Littler
Reece Robinson 4-3 Berry van Peer
Andy Boulton 2-4 Jeroen Mioch
Steve West 4-3 Berry van Peer
Luke Littler 4-1 Reece Robinson
Jeroen Mioch 3-4 Steve West
Reece Robinson 4-2 Andy Boulton
Berry van Peer 2-4 Luke Littler
Reece Robinson 0-4 Jeroen Mioch
Luke Littler 4-3 Steve West
Andy Boulton 4-0 Berry van Peer
Tuesday, Aug. 1
Berry van Peer 4-3 Andy Boulton
Steve West 4-3 Luke Littler
Jeroen Mioch 4-3 Reece Robinson
Luke Littler 4-0 Berry van Peer
Andy Boulton 1-4 Reece Robinson
Steve West 4-1 Jeroen Mioch
Reece Robinson 4-3 Luke Littler
Berry van Peer 1-4 Steve West
Jeroen Mioch 4-2 Andy Boulton
Berry van Peer 2-4 Reece Robinson
Luke Littler 2-4 Jeroen Mioch
Steve West 4-2 Andy Boulton
Jeroen Mioch 4-1 Berry van Peer
Reece Robinson 3-4 Steve West
Wednesday, Aug. 2.
Steve West 2-4 Reece Robinson
Luke Littler 4-3 Berry van Peer
Jeroen Mioch 4-2 Andy Boulton
Reece Robinson 4-3 Luke Littler
Andy Boulton 1-4 Steve West
Berry van Peer 3-4 Jeroen Mioch
Reece Robinson 2-4 Andy Boulton
Luke Littler 2-4 Jeroen Mioch
Steve West 2-4 Berry van Peer
Andy Boulton 3-4 Luke Littler
Berry van Peer 4-3 Reece Robinson
Jeroen Mioch 1-4 Steve West
Berry van Peer 4-3 Andy Boulton
Steve West 3-4 Luke Littler
Reece Robinson 2-4 Jeroen Mioch
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