European Q-School 2018 - Day One: De Zwaan cruising into Last 16 with 20-1 leg difference
NewsThursday, 18 January 2018 at 14:36
Jeffrey de Zwaan is having a superb day at the first day of the European Q-School. The Dutchman moved into the last 16, winning his first four games with a 20-1 leg difference. Kim Viljanen and Krzysztof Ratajski are also amongst the sixteen remaining names.
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.
Click here for detailed information about the Q-School.
Last 32
Davy van Baelen 5-3 Michael Plooy
Jeffrey de Zwaan 5-1 Tomas Seyler
Marko Puls 5-3 Fabian Herz
Robert Marijanovic 5-4 Alan Ljubic
Kim Viljanen 5-2 Thomas Junghans
Jochen Graudenz 5-2 Veniamin Symeonidis
Gabriel Clemens 5-2 Tobias Plötz
Vincent Kamphuis 5-2 Marko Kantele
Danny Noppert 5-4 Mario Robbe
Stefan Nilles 5-3 Michele Turetta
Brian Raman 5-2 Melvin de Fijter
Krzysztof Ratajski 5-3 Steffen Siepmann
Jesus Noguera Perea 5-2 Davyd Venken
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5-1 Dennis Verhaegen
Michael Rosenauer 5-4 Dragutin Horvat
Michael Rasztovits 5-1 Heikki Hyvonen
Last 16
Davy Van Baelen - Jeffrey de Zwaan
Robert Marijanovic - Marko Puls
Kim Viljanen - Jochen Graudenz
Gabriel Clemens - Vincent Kamphuis
Danny Noppert - Stefan Nilles
Krzysztof Ratajski - Brian Raman
Dirk van Duijvenbode - Jesus Noguera Perea
Michael Rasztovits - Michael Rosenauer
Click here for detailed information about the Q-School.
Last 32
Davy van Baelen 5-3 Michael Plooy
Jeffrey de Zwaan 5-1 Tomas Seyler
Marko Puls 5-3 Fabian Herz
Robert Marijanovic 5-4 Alan Ljubic
Kim Viljanen 5-2 Thomas Junghans
Jochen Graudenz 5-2 Veniamin Symeonidis
Gabriel Clemens 5-2 Tobias Plötz
Vincent Kamphuis 5-2 Marko Kantele
Danny Noppert 5-4 Mario Robbe
Stefan Nilles 5-3 Michele Turetta
Brian Raman 5-2 Melvin de Fijter
Krzysztof Ratajski 5-3 Steffen Siepmann
Jesus Noguera Perea 5-2 Davyd Venken
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5-1 Dennis Verhaegen
Michael Rosenauer 5-4 Dragutin Horvat
Michael Rasztovits 5-1 Heikki Hyvonen
Last 16
Davy Van Baelen - Jeffrey de Zwaan
Robert Marijanovic - Marko Puls
Kim Viljanen - Jochen Graudenz
Gabriel Clemens - Vincent Kamphuis
Danny Noppert - Stefan Nilles
Krzysztof Ratajski - Brian Raman
Dirk van Duijvenbode - Jesus Noguera Perea
Michael Rasztovits - Michael Rosenauer
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