The draw has been released for the first of four PDC Development Tour events that will take place this weekend and the fifth event overall in the series.
Saturday saw superb wins for Jeffrey de Zwaan and Corey Cadby. De Zwaan averaged around 104 for the tournament and looked imperious throughout.
Cadby similarly looked good in his return to the winners circle for the first time since returning to the UK from Australia and both players could meet in the second round today due to being on the same board.
Wigan hosts the second of five weekends in this year’s PDC Development Tour, which will each feature four £10,000 tournaments for players aged 16-23. The likes of Jeffrey de Zwaan, Luke Humphries, Bradley Brooks, Mike de Decker and Dawson Murschell have entered these events.
Cadby similarly looked good in his return to the winners circle for the first time since returning to the UK from Australia and both players could meet in the second round today due to being on the same board.
Wigan hosts the second of five weekends in this year’s PDC Development Tour, which will each feature four £10,000 tournaments for players aged 16-23. The likes of Jeffrey de Zwaan, Luke Humphries, Bradley Brooks, Mike de Decker and Dawson Murschell have entered these events.
Draw PDC Development Tour 7
Thomas Callaghan v Callum Loose
Matthew Pearson v Nico Schlund
Jack Male v Wessel Nijman
Maikel Verberk v Bertus Herks
Ciaran Teehan v Jamie Ogley
Jakob Kelly v Ryan O'Connor
Brandon Doyle v Owen Cubitt
Ryan Jones v Dan Wilson
William Borland v Carl Batchelor
Mike de Decker v Samuel Kapur
Jordan SIngh v Reece Pauling
Ben Cheeseman v Sam Cromwell
Luke Rutter v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Dawson Murschell v Corey Cadby
Terry Webb v Vilem Sedivy
Scott Jackson v Kian Sherlock
Danny van Trijp v Andy Kent
Rory Jolly v Harry Ward
Dominik Steinmann v Bradley Coltman
Thomas Lloyd v Roman Benecky
Jim Mostom v Sam Gibbons
Luke Colwill v James Beeton
Alex Jacques v Rex Cole
Samuel Harold v Ben Chance
Robin Weber v Jurjen van der Velde
Callum Dudding v Charlie King
Nathan Boon v Jack Wilson
Lewis Gurney v Aaron Castagnette
Cameron Doyle v Brad Phillips
Callum Wildridge v Connor Pickett
Jack Sargeant v Tom Lonsdale
Daniel Kirton v Marc Williams
Niels Zonneveld v Stephen Rosney
John Wightman v Owen Roelofs
Lloyd Walker v Aaron Holdstock
Gary Steven v Mikey Rees
Jack Main v Jamie Peetoom
Oliver Kay v Nathan Rafferty
Jordan Boyce v Declan Fishwick
Scott Hope v Eirwyn Evans
James Wilkinson v Rhys Griffin
Louis Whitehouse v Keaton Haddock
Joshua Richardson v Josh McCarthy
Ryan Meikle v John Brown
Nicolai Rasmussen v Dean Finn
Jack Kerr v Billy Warriner
Liam Gallagher v Charlie Symons
Mike van Duivenbode v Joshua Sinkovits
Owen Maiden v Callum Wilson
Bradley Brooks v Bradley Bayliss
Owen Emmett-Bowden v Marvin van Velzen
Mattia Pinelli v Tony Procter
Andy Jones v Thomas Lovely
Jason Goff v Nahan Girvan
Justin van Tergouw v Jonathan Thorndike
Joe Davis v Jordan Gammon
Shaun Lovett v Bradley Halls
Tommy Lishman v Freddie Francis
Keanu van Velzen v Jodie Richardson
Chester Gardner v Daniel Castle
Connor Scutt v Finn Kalsbeek
Reece Colley v Jonathan Schutte
Danny Key v Dylan Powell
Keane Barry v Brian Raman
Danny Goddard v Billy Bristow
Liam Watson v Cameron Anderson
Christian Bunse v George Lynch
Berry van Peer v Logan Crooks
Dan Read v Liam Gordon
Rihards Slisans v Jordan Inglut
Liam Hill v Bradley Clark
Killian Heffernan v Adam Paxton
Kieran Spurdle v Jack Kirtland
Ross Gilder Jnr v Daan Bastiaansen
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez v Luca Gross
Kai Haddock v Andrew Davidson
Lewis Pride v Daniel Jensen
Kalem Marsh v Joshua Lewis
Levy Frauenfelder v Kieran Brignell
Jake Carter v Patrick van den Boogaard
Callum Matthews v Gian van Veen
Ben West v Jason Blackford
Aiden Cope v George Killington
Lucas Richards v Wesley van Trijp
Shane McGuirk v Connor Arberry
George Gardner v George Collumb Jnr
David Luke Leonard v Daniel Stevens
Kevin Doets v Fred Box
Luke Humphreys v James Thompson
Aaron Russell v Thomas King
Liam Waddingham v Jack VIncent
Benjamin Smith v Keelan Kay
George Stocks v Matthew Holbrook
Joshua Burksfield v Josh Habgood
Troy Brown v Luke Humphries
Daniel Thomas v Jordan Ward
Matthew Pearson v Nico Schlund
Jack Male v Wessel Nijman
Maikel Verberk v Bertus Herks
Ciaran Teehan v Jamie Ogley
Jakob Kelly v Ryan O'Connor
Brandon Doyle v Owen Cubitt
Ryan Jones v Dan Wilson
William Borland v Carl Batchelor
Mike de Decker v Samuel Kapur
Jordan SIngh v Reece Pauling
Ben Cheeseman v Sam Cromwell
Luke Rutter v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Dawson Murschell v Corey Cadby
Terry Webb v Vilem Sedivy
Scott Jackson v Kian Sherlock
Danny van Trijp v Andy Kent
Rory Jolly v Harry Ward
Dominik Steinmann v Bradley Coltman
Thomas Lloyd v Roman Benecky
Jim Mostom v Sam Gibbons
Luke Colwill v James Beeton
Alex Jacques v Rex Cole
Samuel Harold v Ben Chance
Robin Weber v Jurjen van der Velde
Callum Dudding v Charlie King
Nathan Boon v Jack Wilson
Lewis Gurney v Aaron Castagnette
Cameron Doyle v Brad Phillips
Callum Wildridge v Connor Pickett
Jack Sargeant v Tom Lonsdale
Daniel Kirton v Marc Williams
Niels Zonneveld v Stephen Rosney
John Wightman v Owen Roelofs
Lloyd Walker v Aaron Holdstock
Gary Steven v Mikey Rees
Jack Main v Jamie Peetoom
Oliver Kay v Nathan Rafferty
Jordan Boyce v Declan Fishwick
Scott Hope v Eirwyn Evans
James Wilkinson v Rhys Griffin
Louis Whitehouse v Keaton Haddock
Joshua Richardson v Josh McCarthy
Ryan Meikle v John Brown
Nicolai Rasmussen v Dean Finn
Jack Kerr v Billy Warriner
Liam Gallagher v Charlie Symons
Mike van Duivenbode v Joshua Sinkovits
Owen Maiden v Callum Wilson
Bradley Brooks v Bradley Bayliss
Owen Emmett-Bowden v Marvin van Velzen
Mattia Pinelli v Tony Procter
Andy Jones v Thomas Lovely
Jason Goff v Nahan Girvan
Justin van Tergouw v Jonathan Thorndike
Joe Davis v Jordan Gammon
Shaun Lovett v Bradley Halls
Tommy Lishman v Freddie Francis
Keanu van Velzen v Jodie Richardson
Chester Gardner v Daniel Castle
Connor Scutt v Finn Kalsbeek
Reece Colley v Jonathan Schutte
Danny Key v Dylan Powell
Keane Barry v Brian Raman
Danny Goddard v Billy Bristow
Liam Watson v Cameron Anderson
Christian Bunse v George Lynch
Berry van Peer v Logan Crooks
Dan Read v Liam Gordon
Rihards Slisans v Jordan Inglut
Liam Hill v Bradley Clark
Killian Heffernan v Adam Paxton
Kieran Spurdle v Jack Kirtland
Ross Gilder Jnr v Daan Bastiaansen
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez v Luca Gross
Kai Haddock v Andrew Davidson
Lewis Pride v Daniel Jensen
Kalem Marsh v Joshua Lewis
Levy Frauenfelder v Kieran Brignell
Jake Carter v Patrick van den Boogaard
Callum Matthews v Gian van Veen
Ben West v Jason Blackford
Aiden Cope v George Killington
Lucas Richards v Wesley van Trijp
Shane McGuirk v Connor Arberry
George Gardner v George Collumb Jnr
David Luke Leonard v Daniel Stevens
Kevin Doets v Fred Box
Luke Humphreys v James Thompson
Aaron Russell v Thomas King
Liam Waddingham v Jack VIncent
Benjamin Smith v Keelan Kay
George Stocks v Matthew Holbrook
Joshua Burksfield v Josh Habgood
Troy Brown v Luke Humphries
Daniel Thomas v Jordan Ward
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