The names of the qualifiers who will be vying to reach the final Euro Tour event of the year, the European Darts Trophy in Gottingen. Some of the most high profile names involved include recent Auckland Darts Master Kyle Anderson and former multiple time major and Euro Tour winner James Wade.
Also involved is Adrian Lewis who hasn't been seen at any of the qualifiers for a while due to injuries but is seemingly back full time, John Part who will be wanting to get to his first Euro Tour of the year since winning his card back, Paul Nicholson who will want to be on stage as opposed to be doing commentary and recent Alexandra Palace qualifier Diogo Portela are just some of the many great names trying to make it through and pick up some ranking money in a qualifying system that is seemingly getting harder year on year.
UK Qualifier Entries
Kyle Anderson
Nathan Aspinall
Jamie Bain
Steve Beaton
Andy Boulton
John Bowles
Keegan Brown
Lee Bryant
Stephen Bunting
Richie Burnett
Stephen Burton
Jamie Caven
Matt Clark
Jonny Clayton
Richie Corner
Matthew Dennant
Chris Dobey
Brendan Dolan
Ritchie Edhouse
Ricky Evans
Ted Evetts
Dean Forde
Craig Gilchrist
Andrew Gilding
Andy Hamilton
Paul Harvey
John Henderson
Steve Hine
Peter Hudson
Peter Jacques
Andy Jenkins
Darren Johnson
Wayne Jones
Aden Kirk
Steve Lennon
Adrian Lewis
Jamie Lewis
Callum Loose
Mickey Mansell
Mick McGowan
Ryan Meikle
Joe Murnan
Tony Newell
Wes Newton
Paul Nicholson
John Norman Jnr
Richard North
William O'Connor
Robert Owen
Kevin Painter
David Pallett
Ryan Palmer
John Part
Josh Payne
Devon Petersen
Justin Pipe
Diogo Portela
Chris Quantock
James Richardson
Harry Robinson
Callan Rydz
Warrick Scheffer
Ryan Searle
Kirk Shepherd
Simon Stevenson
Scott Taylor
Terry Temple
Robert Thornton
Mick Todd
Ross Twell
James Wade
Jim Walker
Mark Walsh
Darren Webster
Mark Webster
Steve West
James Wilson
Luke Woodhouse
Brian Woods
Jonathan Worsley
Also involved is Adrian Lewis who hasn't been seen at any of the qualifiers for a while due to injuries but is seemingly back full time, John Part who will be wanting to get to his first Euro Tour of the year since winning his card back, Paul Nicholson who will want to be on stage as opposed to be doing commentary and recent Alexandra Palace qualifier Diogo Portela are just some of the many great names trying to make it through and pick up some ranking money in a qualifying system that is seemingly getting harder year on year.
UK Qualifier Entries
Kyle Anderson
Nathan Aspinall
Jamie Bain
Steve Beaton
Andy Boulton
John Bowles
Keegan Brown
Lee Bryant
Stephen Bunting
Richie Burnett
Stephen Burton
Jamie Caven
Matt Clark
Jonny Clayton
Richie Corner
Matthew Dennant
Chris Dobey
Brendan Dolan
Ritchie Edhouse
Ricky Evans
Ted Evetts
Dean Forde
Craig Gilchrist
Andrew Gilding
Andy Hamilton
Paul Harvey
John Henderson
Steve Hine
Peter Hudson
Peter Jacques
Andy Jenkins
Darren Johnson
Wayne Jones
Aden Kirk
Steve Lennon
Adrian Lewis
Jamie Lewis
Callum Loose
Mickey Mansell
Mick McGowan
Ryan Meikle
Joe Murnan
Tony Newell
Wes Newton
Paul Nicholson
John Norman Jnr
Richard North
William O'Connor
Robert Owen
Kevin Painter
David Pallett
Ryan Palmer
John Part
Josh Payne
Devon Petersen
Justin Pipe
Diogo Portela
Chris Quantock
James Richardson
Harry Robinson
Callan Rydz
Warrick Scheffer
Ryan Searle
Kirk Shepherd
Simon Stevenson
Scott Taylor
Terry Temple
Robert Thornton
Mick Todd
Ross Twell
James Wade
Jim Walker
Mark Walsh
Darren Webster
Mark Webster
Steve West
James Wilson
Luke Woodhouse
Brian Woods
Jonathan Worsley
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