Corey Cadby who is back in Australia after getting married has used some of his time over there to enter a few DPA events. ‘The King’ won one and got to the latter stages in 2 more.
Cadby defeated former World Series qualifier Tic Bridge, Tim Pusey and finally a World Championship qualifier of recent times, Gordon Mathers to win event four.
The UK Open finalist also overcame his father Fred Cadby in the event on his way to the victory.
He then reached the semi-finals on Saturday losing to eventual winner Raymond Smith and then the Quarter-Finals on Sunday in an event Mal Cuming won.
It isn’t known when he will return to the tour over here in the UK but it is good news that the King is still on form when back home.
DPA Harrows Pro Tour
Seaford Hotel, Seaford, Victoria
Event Four
Friday March 23
Quarter-Finals
Gordon Mathers def Tyler Fitch
Steve Macarthur def Stuart Coburn
Corey Cadby def Tic Bridge
Tim Pusey def Raymond O'Donnell
Semi-Finals
Gordon Mathers def Steve Macarthur
Corey Cadby def Tim Pusey
Final
Corey Cadby def Gordon Mathers
Event Five
Saturday March 24
Quarter-Finals
Raymond Smith 6-0 Raymond O'Donnell
Corey Cadby 6-4 Steve Fitzpatrick
Lucas Cameron 6-5 Rhys Mathewson
Steve Macarthur 6-4 Lawrence Ryder
Semi-Finals
Raymond Smith 6-5 Corey Cadby
Steve Macarthur 6-5 Lucas Cameron
Final
Raymond Smith 6-4 Steve Macarthur
Event Six
Sunday March 25
Quarter-Finals
Tim Pusey 6-2 Steve Macarthur
Mal Cuming 6-3 Mick Cassar
Raymond Smith 6-3 Corey Cadby
James Bailey 6-2 Lucas Cameron
Semi-Finals
Mal Cuming def Tim Pusey
James Bailey def Raymond Smith
Final
Mal Cuming 6-5 James Bailey
The UK Open finalist also overcame his father Fred Cadby in the event on his way to the victory.
He then reached the semi-finals on Saturday losing to eventual winner Raymond Smith and then the Quarter-Finals on Sunday in an event Mal Cuming won.
It isn’t known when he will return to the tour over here in the UK but it is good news that the King is still on form when back home.
DPA Harrows Pro Tour
Seaford Hotel, Seaford, Victoria
Event Four
Friday March 23
Quarter-Finals
Gordon Mathers def Tyler Fitch
Steve Macarthur def Stuart Coburn
Corey Cadby def Tic Bridge
Tim Pusey def Raymond O'Donnell
Semi-Finals
Gordon Mathers def Steve Macarthur
Corey Cadby def Tim Pusey
Final
Corey Cadby def Gordon Mathers
Event Five
Saturday March 24
Quarter-Finals
Raymond Smith 6-0 Raymond O'Donnell
Corey Cadby 6-4 Steve Fitzpatrick
Lucas Cameron 6-5 Rhys Mathewson
Steve Macarthur 6-4 Lawrence Ryder
Semi-Finals
Raymond Smith 6-5 Corey Cadby
Steve Macarthur 6-5 Lucas Cameron
Final
Raymond Smith 6-4 Steve Macarthur
Event Six
Sunday March 25
Quarter-Finals
Tim Pusey 6-2 Steve Macarthur
Mal Cuming 6-3 Mick Cassar
Raymond Smith 6-3 Corey Cadby
James Bailey 6-2 Lucas Cameron
Semi-Finals
Mal Cuming def Tim Pusey
James Bailey def Raymond Smith
Final
Mal Cuming 6-5 James Bailey
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