
The PDC Challenge Tour this past weekend saw four separate new winners and one well known name in particular standing out.
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That was Scott Mitchell who on his very first day of Challenge Tour action claimed a title and from there despite not claiming a second, he was consistent all weekend and is currently top of the Order of Merit.
Following him are the likes of Robert Collins, Matthew Dennant and Jitse Van der Wal who all claimed titles also.
The likes of Adam Huckvale and Andrew Gilding who reached finals themselves are next up.
Cameron Menzies and James Hubbard currently round out the top ten. For the likes of Mitchell and Collins, these wins could prove fruitful for their ProTour ambitions.
This is due to there being likely spaces after the first weekend for players not playing on the ProTour and they will be first in line.
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PDC Challenge Tour Order of Merit after 4 events
1 Scott Mitchell £2,200
2 Robert Collins £2,150
3 Matthew Dennant £2,100
4 Jitse van der Wal £2,050
5 Adam Huckvale £1,300
6 Andrew Gilding £1,200
6 Nathan Rafferty £1,200
8 Arjan Konterman £1,100
9 Cameron Menzies £900
10 James Hubbard £800
11 Eddie Lovely £700
11 Gordon Mathers £700
13 Daniel Ayres £650
14 Graham Usher £600
14 Ryan Hogarth £600
16 Boris Koltsov £550
16 Brian Raman £550
16 Justin Hood £550
19 Darren Beveridge £500
19 Maikel Verberk £500
19 Scott Taylor £500
19 Tytus Kanik £500
23 Danny van Klompenburg £400
23 Paul Williams £400
23 Scott Williams £400
23 Stu Wilson £400
27 David Ladley £350
27 Kyle McKinstry £350
27 Richie Burnett £350
30 Cody Harris £300
30 Connor Scutt £300
30 Danny van Trijp £300
30 Dom Taylor £300
30 Jacob Gwynne £300
30 Jamie Clark £300
30 Johan Engstrom £300
30 Kevin Burness £300
30 Paul Phillips £300
30 Rhys Hayden £300
30 Ritchie Edhouse £300
30 Ronny Huybrechts £300
42 Jimmy Hendriks £250
43 Adam Gawlas £200
43 Aden Kirk £200
43 Anthony Urmston-Toft £200
43 Carl Hamilton £200
43 Dave Parletti £200
43 Diogo Portela £200
43 Jake Jones £200
43 James Richardson £200
43 Keane Barry £200
43 Lewis Williams £200
43 Michael Flynn £200
43 Michael Rasztovits £200
43 Steve Hine £200
43 Stuart Dutton £200
43 Tonny Veenhof £200
58 David Evans £150
58 David Walker £150
58 Greg Ritchie £150
58 John O’Shea £150
58 Liam Meek £150
58 Mareno Michels £150
58 Mark Barilli £150
58 Scott Darbyshire £150
58 Scott Marsh £150
58 Stuart White £150
58 Terry Roach £150
58 Veniamin Symeonidis £150
58 Wessel Nijman £150
71 Alan Norris £100
71 Alexander Merkx £100
71 Brett Claydon £100
71 Brian Woods £100
71 Callum Francis £100
71 Chas Barstow £100
71 Chris Quantock £100
71 Curtis Hammond £100
71 Dan Read £100
71 Daniel Lee £100
71 Darren Armstrong £100
71 Dave Prins £100
71 Derek Coulson £100
71 Jack Vincent £100
71 James Duncan £100
71 Jens Kniest £100
71 John Bowles £100
71 Jose Justicia £100
71 Kevin Garcia £100
71 Lukas Wenig £100
71 Luke Yates £100
71 Mark Graham £100
71 Martin Thomas £100
71 Michael McCloskey £100
71 Mick Todd £100
71 Niall Culleton £100
71 Perry Davenport £100
71 Peter Hudson £100
71 Robert Rickwood £100
71 Ryan Harrington £100
71 Samuel Ridgway £100
71 Shane McGuirk £100
71 Simon Tate £100
71 Toon Greebe £100
71 Wes Newton £100
71 Wesley Plaisier £100
71 Wilco Vermeulen £100
108 Adam Mould £50
108 Adrian Devine £50
108 Alexander Morrison £50
108 Andy Chalmers £50
108 Andy Jenkins £50
108 Ben Davies £50
108 Ben Hazel £50
108 Carl Batchelor £50
108 Christopher Bent £50
108 Colin Osborne £50
108 Coni Nagi £50
108 Daniel Day £50
108 Darren Johnson £50
108 Darren Latham £50
108 David Adshead £50
108 Dean Owen £50
108 Dean Reynolds £50
108 Evander Stevenson £50
108 George Cressey £50
108 Ian Withers £50
108 James Thompson £50
108 Jamie Caven £50
108 Jamie Kelling £50
108 Jarred Cole £50
108 Jason Cullen £50
108 Jeffrey de Graaf £50
108 Jimmy McKirdy £50
108 Justin Smith £50
108 Justin van Tergouw £50
108 Kevin Edwards £50
108 Kevin Lane £50
108 Kevin McDine £50
108 Lee Smith £50
108 Leo Hendriks £50
108 Levy Frauenfelder £50
108 Lewis Pride £50
108 Luke Getty £50
108 Mark Frost £50
108 Mark Wilson £50
108 Martin Bradbury £50
108 Martin O’Boyle £50
108 Mindagaus Barauskas £50
108 Nathan Treadgold £50
108 Nigel Russell £50
108 Patrick Lynskey £50
108 Paul Holloway £50
108 Paul Rowley £50
108 Peter Mitchell £50
108 Rhys Griffin £50
108 Richard van Zijtveld £50
108 Richie Howson £50
108 Robert Owen £50
108 Ryan Furness £50
108 Stephen Burton £50
108 Steve Haggerty £50
108 Tom Lonsdale £50
108 Tommy Lishman £50
108 Tony Newell £50
108 Tony Richardson £50
1 Scott Mitchell £2,200
2 Robert Collins £2,150
3 Matthew Dennant £2,100
4 Jitse van der Wal £2,050
5 Adam Huckvale £1,300
6 Andrew Gilding £1,200
6 Nathan Rafferty £1,200
8 Arjan Konterman £1,100
9 Cameron Menzies £900
10 James Hubbard £800
11 Eddie Lovely £700
11 Gordon Mathers £700
13 Daniel Ayres £650
14 Graham Usher £600
14 Ryan Hogarth £600
16 Boris Koltsov £550
16 Brian Raman £550
16 Justin Hood £550
19 Darren Beveridge £500
19 Maikel Verberk £500
19 Scott Taylor £500
19 Tytus Kanik £500
23 Danny van Klompenburg £400
23 Paul Williams £400
23 Scott Williams £400
23 Stu Wilson £400
27 David Ladley £350
27 Kyle McKinstry £350
27 Richie Burnett £350
30 Cody Harris £300
30 Connor Scutt £300
30 Danny van Trijp £300
30 Dom Taylor £300
30 Jacob Gwynne £300
30 Jamie Clark £300
30 Johan Engstrom £300
30 Kevin Burness £300
30 Paul Phillips £300
30 Rhys Hayden £300
30 Ritchie Edhouse £300
30 Ronny Huybrechts £300
42 Jimmy Hendriks £250
43 Adam Gawlas £200
43 Aden Kirk £200
43 Anthony Urmston-Toft £200
43 Carl Hamilton £200
43 Dave Parletti £200
43 Diogo Portela £200
43 Jake Jones £200
43 James Richardson £200
43 Keane Barry £200
43 Lewis Williams £200
43 Michael Flynn £200
43 Michael Rasztovits £200
43 Steve Hine £200
43 Stuart Dutton £200
43 Tonny Veenhof £200
58 David Evans £150
58 David Walker £150
58 Greg Ritchie £150
58 John O’Shea £150
58 Liam Meek £150
58 Mareno Michels £150
58 Mark Barilli £150
58 Scott Darbyshire £150
58 Scott Marsh £150
58 Stuart White £150
58 Terry Roach £150
58 Veniamin Symeonidis £150
58 Wessel Nijman £150
71 Alan Norris £100
71 Alexander Merkx £100
71 Brett Claydon £100
71 Brian Woods £100
71 Callum Francis £100
71 Chas Barstow £100
71 Chris Quantock £100
71 Curtis Hammond £100
71 Dan Read £100
71 Daniel Lee £100
71 Darren Armstrong £100
71 Dave Prins £100
71 Derek Coulson £100
71 Jack Vincent £100
71 James Duncan £100
71 Jens Kniest £100
71 John Bowles £100
71 Jose Justicia £100
71 Kevin Garcia £100
71 Lukas Wenig £100
71 Luke Yates £100
71 Mark Graham £100
71 Martin Thomas £100
71 Michael McCloskey £100
71 Mick Todd £100
71 Niall Culleton £100
71 Perry Davenport £100
71 Peter Hudson £100
71 Robert Rickwood £100
71 Ryan Harrington £100
71 Samuel Ridgway £100
71 Shane McGuirk £100
71 Simon Tate £100
71 Toon Greebe £100
71 Wes Newton £100
71 Wesley Plaisier £100
71 Wilco Vermeulen £100
108 Adam Mould £50
108 Adrian Devine £50
108 Alexander Morrison £50
108 Andy Chalmers £50
108 Andy Jenkins £50
108 Ben Davies £50
108 Ben Hazel £50
108 Carl Batchelor £50
108 Christopher Bent £50
108 Colin Osborne £50
108 Coni Nagi £50
108 Daniel Day £50
108 Darren Johnson £50
108 Darren Latham £50
108 David Adshead £50
108 Dean Owen £50
108 Dean Reynolds £50
108 Evander Stevenson £50
108 George Cressey £50
108 Ian Withers £50
108 James Thompson £50
108 Jamie Caven £50
108 Jamie Kelling £50
108 Jarred Cole £50
108 Jason Cullen £50
108 Jeffrey de Graaf £50
108 Jimmy McKirdy £50
108 Justin Smith £50
108 Justin van Tergouw £50
108 Kevin Edwards £50
108 Kevin Lane £50
108 Kevin McDine £50
108 Lee Smith £50
108 Leo Hendriks £50
108 Levy Frauenfelder £50
108 Lewis Pride £50
108 Luke Getty £50
108 Mark Frost £50
108 Mark Wilson £50
108 Martin Bradbury £50
108 Martin O’Boyle £50
108 Mindagaus Barauskas £50
108 Nathan Treadgold £50
108 Nigel Russell £50
108 Patrick Lynskey £50
108 Paul Holloway £50
108 Paul Rowley £50
108 Peter Mitchell £50
108 Rhys Griffin £50
108 Richard van Zijtveld £50
108 Richie Howson £50
108 Robert Owen £50
108 Ryan Furness £50
108 Stephen Burton £50
108 Steve Haggerty £50
108 Tom Lonsdale £50
108 Tommy Lishman £50
108 Tony Newell £50
108 Tony Richardson £50
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