Wessel Nijman has won the second Development Tour event of the season. The Dutchman only attended his second Development Tour weekend, after making his debut in November last year.
Nijman defeated Tour Card-holder Bradley Brooks in the final, after hitting a 13-dart leg in the legdecider. The 17-year-old also booked victories over Callan Rydz and Mike de Decker.
The current World Youth Champion and the winner of the Development Tour-ranking in 2017 are both not playing today. Dimitri van den Bergh and Luke Humphries are currently playing today in Saarbrücken at the German Darts Open.
Prize Fund
Winner £2,000
Runner-Up £1,000
Semi-Finalists £500
Quarter-Finalists £300
Last 16 £200
Last 32 £100
Last 64 £50
Total £10,000
Event Two
Last 16
Wessel Nijman 4-3 Callan Rydz
Mike De Decker 4-0 Rory Jolly
Jordan Boyce 4-1 Christopher Haensch
Tom Lonsdale 4-3 Curtis Turner
Dawson Murschell 4-2 Brian Raman
Bradley Brooks 4-3 Scott Dale
Jimmy Hendriks 4-0 Rhys Griffin
Dean Finn 4-2 Shane McGuirk
Quarter-Finals
Wessel Nijman 5-4 Mike De Decker
Tom Lonsdale 5-1 Jordan Boyce
Bradley Brooks 5-2 Dawson Murschell
Dean Finn 5-3 Jimmy Hendriks
Semi-Finals
Wessel Nijman 5-2 Tom Lonsdale
Bradley Brooks 5-4 Dean Finn
Final
Wessel Nijam 5-4 Bradley Brooks
The current World Youth Champion and the winner of the Development Tour-ranking in 2017 are both not playing today. Dimitri van den Bergh and Luke Humphries are currently playing today in Saarbrücken at the German Darts Open.
Prize Fund
Winner £2,000
Runner-Up £1,000
Semi-Finalists £500
Quarter-Finalists £300
Last 16 £200
Last 32 £100
Last 64 £50
Total £10,000
Event Two
Last 16
Wessel Nijman 4-3 Callan Rydz
Mike De Decker 4-0 Rory Jolly
Jordan Boyce 4-1 Christopher Haensch
Tom Lonsdale 4-3 Curtis Turner
Dawson Murschell 4-2 Brian Raman
Bradley Brooks 4-3 Scott Dale
Jimmy Hendriks 4-0 Rhys Griffin
Dean Finn 4-2 Shane McGuirk
Quarter-Finals
Wessel Nijman 5-4 Mike De Decker
Tom Lonsdale 5-1 Jordan Boyce
Bradley Brooks 5-2 Dawson Murschell
Dean Finn 5-3 Jimmy Hendriks
Semi-Finals
Wessel Nijman 5-2 Tom Lonsdale
Bradley Brooks 5-4 Dean Finn
Final
Wessel Nijam 5-4 Bradley Brooks
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