Scott Campbell spoils Peter Wachiuri's dream debut in MODUS Super Series
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Scott Campbell won the sixth week of the MODUS Super Series last Saturday. The Scot crowned himself the overall winner on Saturday night by dealing with popular Kenyan, Peter Wachiuri in the final. With this win Campbell qualifies for Champions Week, where he can compete for the overall victory and a grand prize of £25,000 later this season.
The final day began with the group stage, in which the six remaining players were divided into two groups. Both finalists also met in the group stage. Then Wachirui, the popular Kenyan dart player who almost clinched a World Cup spot last year, beat Campbell 4-1. Both players defeated Jamie Lewis and both advanced to the semifinals.
In Group A, Kevin Burness made the most impression. The Northern Irishman defeated Colin Osborne and Leonard Gates both 4-1. Osborne was allowed to advance to the semifinals as number two as he won his duel against Gates 4-3.
In the first semifinal, Campbell won 4-0 over Burness before Wachiuri ensured the elimination of Osborne (4-3) after a decisive leg. The final was then won 4-1 by Campbell.
What is the MODUS Super Series?
The MODUS Super Series is a weekly tournament with 12 players competing from Monday through Friday for a spot in the final group, which takes place on Saturday night. A week of play begins with six players competing in Group A. They play against each other once each on the first three days of play. The winner of this pool is directly through to finals night.
The numbers two and three will enter Group B with three new players. They will play each other on Thursday and Friday, after which the top three of this group may also prepare to participate in the final night. The numbers four, five and six from Group A will advance to Group C, where they too will be joined by three other players. Two more players from this pool will advance to the final night.
The final night is played on Saturday night starting at 10 p.m. where players compete in a small group stage with two groups of three players, followed by semi-finals and a final to determine the weekly winner. After twelve weeks of competition, all the weekly winners compete in "Champions Week," which is played every thirteen weeks of play to determine who wins the series and takes home the top prize of 25,000 pounds.
Results final night MODUS Super Series 10 (Week 6)
March 1
Group A
Colin Osborne 1-4 Kevin Burness
Kevin Burness 4-1 Leonard Gates
Leoanrd Gates 3-4 Colin Osborne
Group B
Scott Campbell 4-3 Jamie Lewis
Jamie Lewis 1-4 Peter Wachiuri
Peter Wachiuri 4-1 Scott Campbell
Semi-final
Kevin Burness 0-4 Scott Campbell
Peter Wachiuri 4-3 Colin Osborne
Finale
Scott Campbell 4-1 Peter Wachiuri
SCOTT CAMPBELL IS YOUR WEEK 6 CHAMPION!!!🏆🏆🏆
— MODUS Super Series (@MSSdarts) March 1, 2025
The African dream falls short at the final hurdle as the Scotland Captain books his Champions Week spot! pic.twitter.com/DcDQAGYeKt
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