European Q-School 2018 - Day 3: Rusty-Jake Rodriguez continues fine run
NewsSaturday, 20 January 2018 at 15:14
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez, brother of Rowby-John and Roxy-James Rodriguez has reached the quarter-finals at the European Q-School in Germany. The Austrian continued his fine run as he beat countryman Michael Rasztovits 5-4 in the last 16.
The European Q-School will play down to a winner on each day, to give four automatic Tour Cards. The remaining players earning ranking points. Ranking points are awarded with one point per win from rounds where there are no Byes onwards.
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Last 16
Rene Berndt 5 | 4 Yordi Meeuwisse
Tytus Kanik 5 | 1 Ricardo Pietreczko
Thomas Junghans 5 | 3 Jerry Hendriks
Davy Van Baelen 5 | 3 Danny Noppert
Marko Kantele 5 | 3 Diogo Portela
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 2 Michael Rasztovits
Tobias Hoentsch 5 | 2 Nico Blum
Jose Antonio Justicia Perales 5 | 2 Dick van Dijk
Quarter-final
Rene Berndt - | - Tytus Kanik
Thomas Junghans - | - Davy Van Baelen
Marko Kantele - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Tobias Hoentsch - | - Jose Antonio Justicia Perales
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Click here for detailed information about the Q-School.
Last 16
Rene Berndt 5 | 4 Yordi Meeuwisse
Tytus Kanik 5 | 1 Ricardo Pietreczko
Thomas Junghans 5 | 3 Jerry Hendriks
Davy Van Baelen 5 | 3 Danny Noppert
Marko Kantele 5 | 3 Diogo Portela
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 2 Michael Rasztovits
Tobias Hoentsch 5 | 2 Nico Blum
Jose Antonio Justicia Perales 5 | 2 Dick van Dijk
Quarter-final
Rene Berndt - | - Tytus Kanik
Thomas Junghans - | - Davy Van Baelen
Marko Kantele - | - Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Tobias Hoentsch - | - Jose Antonio Justicia Perales
Click here to join the Fantasy Darts 2018! At least 1,500 euro in prizes with a 1st prize of 227 euro!
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