PDC Challenge Tour 16 Update: Boulton, Ratajski en Bates move into last 16
NewsSunday, 09 September 2018 at 17:13
Andy Boulton and Barrie Bates are amongst the players who have reached the last 16 at PDC Challenge Tour 16. 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 16
Last 32
Kevin Garcia 5 | 1 Arjan Konterman
Lewis Pride 5 | 2 Scott Dale
Evander Stevenson 5 | 3 Marko Kantele
Lee Budgen 5 | 3 Cody Harris
Andy Boulton 5 | 2 Boris Koltsov
Patrick Lynskey 5 | 3 David Pallett
Nico Blum 5 | 3 Paul Holloway
Richie Corner 5 | 0 Paul Phillips
Michael Barnard 5 | 2 Simon Preston
Martin Atkins (Wigan) 5 | 0 Matt Clark
Mark Frost 5 | 2 Ted Evetts
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 2 Adam Smith-Neale
George Gardner 5 | 2 Mick Todd
Barrie Bates 5 | 0 Christoff Van De Wal
Kevin Edwards 5 | 3 Harry Ward
Matthew Dennant 5 | 1 Adam Huckvale
Lewis Pride 5 | 2 Scott Dale
Evander Stevenson 5 | 3 Marko Kantele
Lee Budgen 5 | 3 Cody Harris
Andy Boulton 5 | 2 Boris Koltsov
Patrick Lynskey 5 | 3 David Pallett
Nico Blum 5 | 3 Paul Holloway
Richie Corner 5 | 0 Paul Phillips
Michael Barnard 5 | 2 Simon Preston
Martin Atkins (Wigan) 5 | 0 Matt Clark
Mark Frost 5 | 2 Ted Evetts
Krzysztof Ratajski 5 | 2 Adam Smith-Neale
George Gardner 5 | 2 Mick Todd
Barrie Bates 5 | 0 Christoff Van De Wal
Kevin Edwards 5 | 3 Harry Ward
Matthew Dennant 5 | 1 Adam Huckvale
Last 16
Kevin Garcia - | - Lewis Pride Lee Budgen - | - Evander Stevenson Andy Boulton - | - Patrick Lynskey Nico Blum - | - Richie Corner Michael Barnard - | - Martin Atkins (Wigan) Krzysztof Ratajski - | - Mark Frost George Gardner - | - Barrie Bates Kevin Edwards - | - Matthew Dennant
Photo: Pieter Verbeek/PV-Darts
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