UK Q-School 2018 - Day Three: Evetts, Menzies and Pallett reach Last 32
NewsSaturday, 20 January 2018 at 17:36
Day two of the UK Q-School started with over 400 participants this morning, but after four rounds only 32 players are left in the tournament. The likes of Ted Evetts, Cameron Menzies and David Pallett managed to reach the last 32.
The last two players from the UK Qualifying School secure automatic PDC Tour Cards, with remaining players earning ranking points. Ranking points are awarded with one point per win from rounds where there are no Byes onwards.
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Last 64
Scott Dale 5 | 0 Ryan Palmer
Mark Lawrence 5 | 1 Terry Temple
Haruki Muramatsu 5 | 3 Adam Mould
Barry Lynn 5 | 2 Ian Moss
Lee Evans 5 | 2 Curtis Hammond
Ryan Harrington 5 | 2 Terry Roach
Rees Hall 5 | 4 Nathan Treadgold
David Pallett 5 | 3 Jason Marriott
Cameron Menzies 5 | 4 John Mann
Arron Monk - | - Antony Darlow
Matthew Edgar 5 | 0 Chris White
Keith O'Neill 5 | 2 Richard Baillie
Lewis Pride 5 | 2 John Court
Brian Woods 5 | 2 Jason Cullen
David Evans 5 | 1 Richie Corner
Chris Ware 5 | 4 Jamie Kelling
Paul Milford 5 | 4 Peter Hudson
Darren Beveridge 5 | 3 Mark Wilson
Martin Lukeman 5 | 3 Andy Smith
Steven Marfleet 5 | 1 Matt Padgett
Trevor Burkhill 5 | 3 Kevin Garcia
George Killington 5 | 2 Dean Winstanley
Nicholas Bell 5 | 3 Adam Huckvale
Dawson Murschell 5 | 1 Kevin Burness
Ted Evetts 5 | 2 Ken MacNeil
Ryan Meikle 5 | 1 Simon Stevenson
Ross Smith 5 | 2 Robert Hughes
Jarred Cole - | - Peter Mitchell
Charlie Jackson 5 | 4 Jay Foreman
Martin Atkins 5 | 4 Jim Walker
Gary Eastwood 5 | 3 Sam Booth
Ryan Murray 5 | 2 Luke Woodhouse
Last 32
Scott Dale - | - Mark Lawrence
Haruki Muramatsu - | - Barry Lynn
Lee Evans - | - Ryan Harrington
Rees Hall - | - David Pallett
Cameron Menzies - | - Arron Monk/Antony Darlow
Matthew Edgar - | - Keith O'Neill
Lewis Pride - | - Brian Woods
David Evans - | - Chris Ware
Paul Milford - | - Darren Beveridge
Martin Lukeman - | - Steven Marfleet
Trevor Burkhill - | - George Killington
Nicholas Bell - | - Dawson Murschell
Ted Evetts - | - Ryan Meikle
Ross Smith - | - Jarred Cole/Peter Mitchell
Charlie Jackson - | - Martin Atkins
Gary Eastwood - | - Ryan Murray
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Click here for detailed information about the Q-School.
Last 64
Scott Dale 5 | 0 Ryan Palmer
Mark Lawrence 5 | 1 Terry Temple
Haruki Muramatsu 5 | 3 Adam Mould
Barry Lynn 5 | 2 Ian Moss
Lee Evans 5 | 2 Curtis Hammond
Ryan Harrington 5 | 2 Terry Roach
Rees Hall 5 | 4 Nathan Treadgold
David Pallett 5 | 3 Jason Marriott
Cameron Menzies 5 | 4 John Mann
Arron Monk - | - Antony Darlow
Matthew Edgar 5 | 0 Chris White
Keith O'Neill 5 | 2 Richard Baillie
Lewis Pride 5 | 2 John Court
Brian Woods 5 | 2 Jason Cullen
David Evans 5 | 1 Richie Corner
Chris Ware 5 | 4 Jamie Kelling
Paul Milford 5 | 4 Peter Hudson
Darren Beveridge 5 | 3 Mark Wilson
Martin Lukeman 5 | 3 Andy Smith
Steven Marfleet 5 | 1 Matt Padgett
Trevor Burkhill 5 | 3 Kevin Garcia
George Killington 5 | 2 Dean Winstanley
Nicholas Bell 5 | 3 Adam Huckvale
Dawson Murschell 5 | 1 Kevin Burness
Ted Evetts 5 | 2 Ken MacNeil
Ryan Meikle 5 | 1 Simon Stevenson
Ross Smith 5 | 2 Robert Hughes
Jarred Cole - | - Peter Mitchell
Charlie Jackson 5 | 4 Jay Foreman
Martin Atkins 5 | 4 Jim Walker
Gary Eastwood 5 | 3 Sam Booth
Ryan Murray 5 | 2 Luke Woodhouse
Last 32
Scott Dale - | - Mark Lawrence
Haruki Muramatsu - | - Barry Lynn
Lee Evans - | - Ryan Harrington
Rees Hall - | - David Pallett
Cameron Menzies - | - Arron Monk/Antony Darlow
Matthew Edgar - | - Keith O'Neill
Lewis Pride - | - Brian Woods
David Evans - | - Chris Ware
Paul Milford - | - Darren Beveridge
Martin Lukeman - | - Steven Marfleet
Trevor Burkhill - | - George Killington
Nicholas Bell - | - Dawson Murschell
Ted Evetts - | - Ryan Meikle
Ross Smith - | - Jarred Cole/Peter Mitchell
Charlie Jackson - | - Martin Atkins
Gary Eastwood - | - Ryan Murray
Click here to join the Fantasy Darts 2018! At least 1,500 euro in prizes with a 1st prize of 227 euro!
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