PDC Challenge Tour 15 Update: Ratajski, Menzies, Bates and Boulton amongst players in Last 16
NewsSunday, 09 September 2018 at 13:06
Andy Boulton and Barrie Bates are amongst the players who have reached the last 16 at PDC Challenge Tour 15. Both players came into action during the European Tour event in Maastricht earlier this weekend.
The PDC Challenge Tour is available for players who were not able to win a Tour Card at the Q-School. The likes of Ted Evetts, David Pallett, Berry van Peer, Cameron Menzies, Cody Harris, Jamie Hughes and Krzysztof Ratajski are eligable to play at these events.
PDC Challenge Tour 15
Last 32
Matt Clark 5 | 0 Jason Cullen
Harry Ward 5 | 1 Jim Walker
Mark Walsh 5 | 2 Dennis Nilsson
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 1 Lee Evans
Robert Smith 5 | 4 Jarred Cole
Cameron Menzies 5 | 4 Kevin Edwards
Barrie Bates 5 | 1 Ryan Murray
Paul Holloway 5 | 2 Nathan Treadgold
Cody Harris 5 | 2 Craig Quinn
Andy Boulton 5 | 3 Ted Evetts
Mike De Decker 5 | 4 Matthew Dennant
David Evans 5 | 2 Mark Lawrence
Yordi Meeuwisse 5 | 3 Mike Norton
Jason Marriott 5 | 3 Ian Withers
Simon Preston 5 | 1 Michael McCloskey
Mark Frost 5 | 1 Leon Bailey
Harry Ward 5 | 1 Jim Walker
Mark Walsh 5 | 2 Dennis Nilsson
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 1 Lee Evans
Robert Smith 5 | 4 Jarred Cole
Cameron Menzies 5 | 4 Kevin Edwards
Barrie Bates 5 | 1 Ryan Murray
Paul Holloway 5 | 2 Nathan Treadgold
Cody Harris 5 | 2 Craig Quinn
Andy Boulton 5 | 3 Ted Evetts
Mike De Decker 5 | 4 Matthew Dennant
David Evans 5 | 2 Mark Lawrence
Yordi Meeuwisse 5 | 3 Mike Norton
Jason Marriott 5 | 3 Ian Withers
Simon Preston 5 | 1 Michael McCloskey
Mark Frost 5 | 1 Leon Bailey
Last 16
Matt Clark - | - Harry Ward Mark Walsh - | - Krzysztof Ratajski Robert Smith - | - Cameron Menzies Barrie Bates - | - Paul Holloway Cody Harris - | - Andy Boulton Mike De Decker - | - David Evans Yordi Meeuwisse - | - Jason Marriott Simon Preston - | - Mark Frost
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