The 2018 JDC UK Tour continues on Saturday with event three taking place at the Cueball Club in Derby, which is also the home of the Jamie Caven Darts Academy.
Brad Phillips claimed the first two events in Dorchester and Worcester; and will be hoping to make a hat trick of wins. The added initiative for winning is a spot in the season ending Junior World Championship.
The event is open to players from ten-18 and there are six events left in the JDC calendar. Darren Barson, the director of the organisation has had a few words ahead of the event.
"We always look forward to Derby, The Cueball Club has great facilities and there is always a good turnout,” said Barson
“The tour is starting to take shape as we move into the middle part of the year. There is so much to play for on the JDC tour and the standard keeps on rising all the time.”
Click here to view the JDC calendar for 2018
The event is open to players from ten-18 and there are six events left in the JDC calendar. Darren Barson, the director of the organisation has had a few words ahead of the event.
"We always look forward to Derby, The Cueball Club has great facilities and there is always a good turnout,” said Barson
“The tour is starting to take shape as we move into the middle part of the year. There is so much to play for on the JDC tour and the standard keeps on rising all the time.”
Click here to view the JDC calendar for 2018
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