Three more PDC World Championship Qualifiers to be decided this weekend, including first female player
NewsFriday, 16 November 2018 at 17:55
This weekend will see three more PDC World Championship Qualifiers decided and among them includes the first of two ladies qualifiers to be held over the next few weeks.
On Saturday 17 November, the Rest of the World ladies qualifier will be played in Germany. Among others, Anastasia Dobromyslova, Sharon Prins; as well as Corrine Hammond and Mikuru Suzuki are due to participate in this one.
On Sunday there are two more World Championship qualifiers. The German Super League concludes with the final; with the winner going to the Alexandra Palace. In South Africa; also a qualifier is also due to be held. Among others, audience favorite Devon Petersen is participating in this.
On Sunday there are two more World Championship qualifiers. The German Super League concludes with the final; with the winner going to the Alexandra Palace. In South Africa; also a qualifier is also due to be held. Among others, audience favorite Devon Petersen is participating in this.
Schedule
Saturday 17 November - Rest of the World Women's Qualifier Germany Düsseldorf, Maritim Hotel Sunday 18 November - German Super League Germany Germany Sunday 18 November - African Qualifier South Africa Johannesburg, Dinwiddie Sports Club
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