De Zwaan, Nentjes and Van Tergouw among players through to Last 16 at PDC Development Tour 3
NewsSunday, 10 March 2019 at 13:34
The third Development Tour event of the season is into its latter stages in the form of the last 16.
Jeffrey de Zwaan, Geert Nentjes and Justin van Tergouw are among the names through showing good form in Wigan.
Also through include Dawson Murschell who will hope a good run will be a catalyst for better form on the main tour as well as Ipswich ace, Ryan Meikle.
Also through include Dawson Murschell who will hope a good run will be a catalyst for better form on the main tour as well as Ipswich ace, Ryan Meikle.
Last 32
Kevin Doets 4-3 Anthony Cunnane
Justin van Tergouw 4-2 Ted Evetts
Ciaran Teehan 4-2 Matt Smith
Andy Kent 4-2 Justin Smith
Keane Barry 4-2 Harry Ward
Jurjen Van der Velde 4-2 Josh Habgood
Greg Ritchie 4-2 Jim Moston
Dawson Murschell 4-2 Callum Rydz
William Borland 4-3 Mike De Decker
Joshua Richardson 4-1 Owen Emmett-Bowden
Jack Main 4-2 Aaron Holdstock
Geert Nentjes 4-0 Jamie Cassidy
Ryan Meikle 4-3 Derk Telnekes
Zak Cross 4-1 Danny van Trijp
Jeffrey de Zwaan 4-0 Alex Jacques
Marvin van Velzen 4-3 Scott Jackson
Kevin Doets 4-3 Anthony Cunnane
Justin van Tergouw 4-2 Ted Evetts
Ciaran Teehan 4-2 Matt Smith
Andy Kent 4-2 Justin Smith
Keane Barry 4-2 Harry Ward
Jurjen Van der Velde 4-2 Josh Habgood
Greg Ritchie 4-2 Jim Moston
Dawson Murschell 4-2 Callum Rydz
William Borland 4-3 Mike De Decker
Joshua Richardson 4-1 Owen Emmett-Bowden
Jack Main 4-2 Aaron Holdstock
Geert Nentjes 4-0 Jamie Cassidy
Ryan Meikle 4-3 Derk Telnekes
Zak Cross 4-1 Danny van Trijp
Jeffrey de Zwaan 4-0 Alex Jacques
Marvin van Velzen 4-3 Scott Jackson
Last 16 Kevin Doets v Justin van Tergouw Ciaran Teehan v Andy Kent Keane Barry v Jurjen van der Velde Greg Ritchie v Dawson Murschell William Borland v Joshua Richardson Jack Main v Geert Nentjes Ryan Meikle v Zak Cross Jeffrey de Zwaan v Marvin van Velzen
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