The latest round of DPA events took place this past weekend with Gordon-Glen Mathers taking a double in Tasmania.
So far Damon Heta and James Bailey have been some what imperious; but only Bailey claimed a title this weekend. Mathers won the ninth event defeating Ben Robb in the final; a former World Series participant.
There were runs for the likes of Koha Kokiri and Tim Pusey in Event One as well. Like alluded to James Bailey won the next event defeating Mick Lacey 6-1 in the final.
This will ultimately keep the pressure on Heta at the top; but he still claimed some valuable points this weekend. He lost out to Mathers in the next events final in a 6-3 loss.
It was completely different in the final event of the weekend with Raymond O’Donnell claiming the win in a latter line up; which unlike every other event didn’t include the same players.
The DPA Tour returns next month with Events 13-18 on the first weekend of May.
2019 DPA ProTour Event Nine
Quarter-Finals
Ben Robb 6-3 Damon Heta
Mick Lacey 6-5 Tim Pusey
Koha Kokiri 6-3 James Bailey
Gordon-Glen Mathers 6-5 Ryan Lynch
Semi-Finals
Ben Robb 6-1 Mick Lacey
Gordon-Glen Mathers 6-3 Koha Kokiri
Final
Gordon-Glen Mathers 6-3 Ben Robb
2019 DPA ProTour Event Ten
Quarter-Finals
Raymond O'Donnell 6-5 Ben Robb
Mick Lacey 6-5 Tim Pusey
James Bailey 6-1 Lucas Cameron
Raymond Smith 6-2 Mike Bonser
Semi-Finals
Mick Lacey 6-3 Raymond O'Donnell
James Bailey 6-2 Raymond Smith
Final
James Bailey 6-1 Mick Lacey
2019 DPA ProTour Event 11
Quarter-Finals
Damon Heta 6-2 Ben Robb
Mick Lacey 6-4 Haupai Puha
Koha Kokiri 6-2 Brad Thorp
Gordon-Glen Mathers 6-4 Robbie King
Semi-Finals
Damon Heta 6-2 Mick Lacey
Gordon-Glen Mathers 6-3 Koha Kokiri
Final
Gordon-Glen Mathers 6-3 Damon Heta
2019 DPA ProTour Event 12
Quarter-Finals
Steve Fitzpatrick 5-2 Lucas Cameron
Shane Tichowitch 5-3 Damon Heta
Raymond O'Donnell 5-3 Jamie Rundle
Bill Aitken 5-4 Haupai Puha
Semi-Finals
Shane Tichowitch 5-4 Steve Fitzpatrick
Raymond O'Donnell 5-4 Bill Aitken
Final
Raymond O'Donnell 6-4 Shane Tichowitch
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