Andreas Harrysson has taken the title at the penultimate Challenge Tour event of the 2024 season, securing a victory in the final 5-3 over Connor Scutt.
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For the second successive Challenge Tour, the Swede emerged victorious. After earlier victories over the likes of Darius Labanauskas and Kai Gotthardt, Harrysson took an impressive final win over Scutt, 5-3, averaging 96.74 in the process.
The Challenge Tour circuit is open to players who participated in the Q-School but did not win a Tour Card. Tickets for the Grand Slam of Darts and the World Championships can be earned on this circuit, as well as PDC Tour Cards for 2025 and 2026 for the top two players.
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Last 256
Tommy Morris 5 | 1 Joseph Bridle
Kristian Barker 5 | 3 Lewis Pride
Stefan Bellmont 5 | 1 Jim Walker
Jacob Gwynne 5 | 0 Ben Phillips
Ryan Furness 5 | 3 Bhav Patel
Daniel Ayres 5 | 3 Dylan Dowling
Raymond Mulvey 5 | 1 Alexander Elia
Paul Redfern 5 | 3 Simon Stothart
Patrick Quinn 5 | 2 Kevin Lankhuizen
Franz Roetzsch 5 | 4 Patrick Lynskey
Sam Spivey 5 | 1 Scott Mitchell
Colin Osborne 5 | 4 Eddie Lovely
Sebastian Bialecki 5 | 3 Adam Mould
Neil Parry 5 | 2 Charlie Symons
Andy Hamilton 5 | 1 Kevin Mills
Jimmy van Schie 5 | 2 Trevor Burkhill
Conan Whitehead 5 | 4 Lee Barrow
Christian Kist 5 | 4 Josh Newton
Robert Ellis-Brown 5 | 1 Kevin Garcia
Ashley Coleman 5 | 2 Gary Blades
Sean Ryan 5 | 1 Robert Nelson
Adrian Gray 5 | 0 Ulrich Coussaert
Nathan Potter 5 | 2 Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Steve Haggerty 5 | 2 Roemer Mooijman
Harry Lane 5 | 3 Kevin Burness
Grant Brown 5 | 4 Adam Paxton
Stefaan Henderyck 5 | 3 John O'Shea
Martin Grearson 5 | 1 Steven Harbert
Kevin Leadenham 5 | 0 Charlie Martin
Darren Brown 5 | 2 Adam Lipscombe
Last 128
Jim Moston 5 | 3 Jack Vincent
Mike Warburton 5 | 2 Paul Mitchell
James Welding 5 | 3 Keelan Kay
Tommy Morris 5 | 0 Jamie Foster
Cam Crabtree 5 | 1 Derek Barry
Niall Culleton 5 | 3 Kristian Barker
Shane McGuirk 5 | 3 Simon Perkins
Stefan Bellmont 5 | 2 Mat Caste
Thomas Cromwell 5 | 1 Brian Verhelst
Darryl Pilgrim 5 | 2 Jacob Gwynne
Connor Scutt 5 | 4 John Henderson
Ryan Furness 5 | 4 Justin Hood
Michael Barnard 5 | 3 Ben Quenby
Daniel Ayres 5 | 0 James Parkin
Andy Boulton 5 | 1 Nicolas Thuillier
Raymond Mulvey 5 | 2 Liam Saxon
Alexander Merkx 5 | 1 Tom Riding
Owen Maiden 5 | 4 Paul Redfern
Geoffrey Heath 5 | 2 Liam Goyne
Kevin Lane 5 | 1 Patrick Quinn
Calvin Nicolai 5 | 3 Josh Phillips
Sean Fisher 5 | 3 Franz Roetzsch
Jamie Atkins 5 | 0 Colin Tyrer
Sam Spivey 5 | 4 Dale Gadsby
Coni Singh Nagi 5 | 3 David Davies
Richie Burnett 5 | 1 Colin Osborne
Carl Wilson 5 | 4 David Evans
Sebastian Bialecki 5 | 1 Brandon Western
Pal Szekely 5 | 2 Joshua Wise
Lee Cocks 5 | 1 Neil Parry
Ron Meulenkamp 5 | 3 Scott Waites
Andy Hamilton 5 | 3 Ryan Harrington
Patrick Peters 5 | 0 Stephen Fanning
Ultan McDyer 5 | 0 Steven Inkpen
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 2 Lee Grace
Jimmy van Schie 5 | 1 Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Dustin Straver 5 | 3 Tony Procter
Conan Whitehead 5 | 3 Adam Serpell
Bradley Brooks 5 | 2 Danny Jansen
Christian Kist 5 | 1 Max Baulcomb
John Bowles 5 | 2 Peter Burgoyne
Robert Ellis-Brown 5 | 4 Rene Eidams
Lee Budgen 5 | 2 Dragutin Horvat
Wayne Jones 5 | 4 Ashley Coleman
Darius Labanauskas 5 | 0 Stu Wilson
Sean Ryan 5 | 1 Kamil Janowicz
Reece Robinson 5 | 2 Chris Hurds
Adrian Gray 5 | 0 Justin Giles
Aden Kirk 5 | 4 Derek Maclean
Thomas Lovely 5 | 3 Nathan Potter
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 2 Patrick Dekker
Darren Armstrong 5 | 1 Steve Haggerty
Joe Croft 5 | 4 Sergio Krassen
Henry Coates 5 | 1 Harry Lane
Alan Norris 5 | 1 Dean Croshaw
Grant Brown 5 | 1 Jarred Cole
Michael Flynn 5 | 4 James Green
Stefaan Henderyck 5 | 3 Ted Evetts
Oskar Lukasiak 5 | 1 Nathan Care
Martin Grearson 5 | 3 Martin Thomas
Kai Gotthardt 5 | 1 Craig Watkins
Kevin Leadenham 5 | 1 Matthew Gallivan-Piles
Jan Dueckers 5 | 2 Ciaran Teehan
Callum Francis 5 | 2 Darren Brown
Last 64
Mike Warburton 5 | 2 Jim Moston
Tommy Morris 5 | 2 James Welding
Niall Culleton 5 | 3 Cam Crabtree
Stefan Bellmont 5 | 2 Shane McGuirk
Darryl Pilgrim 5 | 3 Thomas Cromwell
Connor Scutt 5 | 2 Ryan Furness
Daniel Ayres 5 | 2 Michael Barnard
Andy Boulton 5 | 3 Raymond Mulvey
Alexander Merkx 5 | 1 Owen Maiden
Geoffrey Heath 5 | 1 Kevin Lane
Sean Fisher 5 | 0 Calvin Nicolai
Jamie Atkins 5 | 2 Sam Spivey
Richie Burnett 5 | 3 Coni Singh Nagi
Sebastian Bialecki 5 | 3 Carl Wilson
Pal Szekely 5 | 3 Lee Cocks
Andy Hamilton 5 | 0 Ron Meulenkamp
Patrick Peters 5 | 2 Ultan McDyer
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 4 Jimmy van Schie
Dustin Straver 5 | 2 Conan Whitehead
Bradley Brooks 5 | 3 Christian Kist
Robert Ellis-Brown 5 | 4 John Bowles
Wayne Jones 5 | 3 Lee Budgen
Darius Labanauskas 5 | 0 Sean Ryan
Reece Robinson 5 | 2 Adrian Gray
Thomas Lovely 5 | 3 Aden Kirk
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 1 Darren Armstrong
Joe Croft 5 | 4 Henry Coates
Grant Brown 5 | 1 Alan Norris
Stefaan Henderyck 5 | 4 Michael Flynn
Oskar Lukasiak 5 | 2 Martin Grearson
Kai Gotthardt 5 | 2 Kevin Leadenham
Jan Dueckers 5 | 1 Callum Francis
Last 32
Mike Warburton 5 | 3 Tommy Morris
Stefan Bellmont 5 | 2 Niall Culleton
Connor Scutt 5 | 2 Darryl Pilgrim
Daniel Ayres 5 | 3 Andy Boulton
Alexander Merkx 5 | 4 Geoffrey Heath
Jamie Atkins 5 | 0 Sean Fisher
Richie Burnett 5 | 2 Sebastian Bialecki
Andy Hamilton 5 | 1 Pal Szekely
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 2 Patrick Peters
Bradley Brooks 5 | 1 Dustin Straver
Wayne Jones 5 | 1 Robert Ellis-Brown
Darius Labanauskas 5 | 3 Reece Robinson
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 3 Thomas Lovely
Grant Brown 5 | 4 Joe Croft
Oskar Lukasiak 5 | 4 Stefaan Henderyck
Kai Gotthardt 5 | 3 Jan Dueckers
Last 16
Stefan Bellmont 5 | 4 Mike Warburton
Connor Scutt 5 | 0 Daniel Ayres
Alexander Merkx 5 | 3 Jamie Atkins
Richie Burnett 5 | 3 Andy Hamilton
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 2 Bradley Brooks
Darius Labanauskas 5 | 4 Wayne Jones
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 1 Grant Brown
Kai Gotthardt 5 | 1 Oskar Lukasiak
Quarter-Finals
Connor Scutt 5 | 3 Stefan Bellmont
Alexander Merkx 5 | 3 Richie Burnett
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 3 Darius Labanauskas
Kai Gotthardt 5 | 4 Wesley Plaisier
Semi-Finals
Connor Scutt 5 | 3 Alexander Merkx
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 0 Kai Gotthardt
Final
Connor Scutt 3 | 5 Andreas Harrysson
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