Barry, Brooks, Williams and Rafferty among players through to Last 16 during PDC Development Tour 3
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The third tournament of the PDC Development Tour in Wigan has progressed to the last 16. Keane Barry, Bradley Brooks, Lewy Williams and Nathan Rafferty are among the names who are still left in the tournament.
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Barry will face Adam Gawlas in the last 16, while Williams meets Jarred Cole. Rafferty and Sam Cromwell will battle for a place in the quarter-finals, as well as Josh Rock and Leighton Bennett.
The Development Tour is the PDC's youth circuit. This tour is open for players aged 16 to 23. Players who turn 24 during the season are allowed to finish this year.
Each Development Tour tournament has a prize fund of £10,000. With the prize money a ranking will be made. At the end of the season the numbers one and two will receive an invitation to the PDC World Darts Championship, plus a Tour Card for 2023 and 2024.
Results PDC Development Tour 3
Last 128
Vinay Ramnath 4 | 1 Bradly Roes
Tom Heldt 4 | 3 Kevin van der Voort
Owen Bates 4 | 2 Dylan Slevin
Owen Roelofs 4 | 0 Xanti Van den Bergh
Owen Maiden 4 | 1 Archie Macleod
Justin Hewitt 4 | 3 Sam Coenders
Daniel Thomas 4 | 0 Cole Davey
Keelan Kay 4 | 3 Dominik Gruellich
Keane Barry 4 | 2 Adam Dee
Lewis Gurney 4 | 2 Brynmor Thomas
Coby Jones-Swanson 4 | 3 David Schlichting
Geert Nentjes 4 | 0 Matthew Holmes ( Keighley)
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 4 | 2 Jacob Hibbert
Adam Gawlas 4 | 1 Pacey Large
Scott Millar 4 | 1 Daniel Andrew Jones
Joshua Richardson 4 | 2 Connor Arberry
Dom Taylor 4 | 0 Derek Barry
Jamie Marten 4 | 0 Jamie Tilley
Damian Vetjens 4 | 0 Robbie Chalmers
Bradley Brooks 4 | 1 Sebastian Bialecki
Alex Jacques 4 | 0 Jared Hall
Nathan Potter 4 | 2 Jack Dickinson
Joshua Hermann 4 | 1 Bálint Gergely Ház
Fabian Schmutzler 4 | 1 Lennon Cradock
Moreno Blom 4 | 2 Andrew Ingman
Jarred Cole 4 | 0 Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Sean Cummins 4 | 1 Carter Guiney
Harry Gregory 4 | 3 Morgan Scott
Lewy Williams 4 | 0 Dean Fitch Jnr
Liam Fowkes 4 | 0 Sebastian Bech
Gary Steven 4 | 2 Sam Groot Roessink
Jack Male 4 | 1 Joshua Lloyd
Jordan Ward 4 | 0 Luke Faulkner
Sean McKeon 4 | 2 Keanu van Velzen
Danny Goddard 4 | 0 Ben McCaffrey
Jakub Janaszkiewicz 4 | 1 Bradley Aldous
Keenan Thomas 4 | 2 Tom Garfield
Jacob Gwynne 4 | 1 Tavis Dudeney
Mark Tabak 4 | 3 Youri Brouwer
Oliver King 4 | 0 Jordan Boyce
Liam Blakeley 4 | 2 Angelo Balsamo
Nathan Rafferty 4 | 1 Damian Mol
Jurjen van der Velde 4 | 0 Chris Birch
Kieron Robinson 4 | 3 Marvin van Velzen
Sam Cromwell 4 | 0 Tadhg Carroll
Kevin Doets 4 | 3 Nathan Girvan
Maikel Verberk 4 | 0 Jake Neale
Scott Smith 4 | 0 Pearce Todd
Tomas Houdek 4 | 0 Ryan Holland
James Beeton 4 | 1 Tom Wilson
Connor Pickett 4 | 2 Matthew House
Lewis Coates 4 | 2 Rhys Warham
Llew Bevan 4 | 0 Christopher Holt
Alec Small 4 | 3 Harry Kelly
Ciaran Teehan 4 | 2 Kalem Marsh
Fred Box 4 | 3 Philip Want
Josh Rock 4 | 0 Jason Meek
Daniel Perry 4 | 3 Mikey Rees
Nathan Care 4 | 0 Liam Mason
Cavan Phillips 4 | 1 Oisin Furlong
Conor Heneghan 4 | 1 Daan Bastiaansen
Thomas Turner 4 | 1 Mitchell Leeming
Leighton Bennett 4 | 2 Bob Houghton
Wesley Veenstra 4 | 3 Leighton Calder
Last 64
Tom Heldt 4 | 3 Vinay Ramnath
Owen Roelofs 4 | 1 Owen Bates
Owen Maiden 4 | 3 Justin Hewitt
Keelan Kay 4 | 0 Daniel Thomas
Keane Barry 4 | 3 Lewis Gurney
Geert Nentjes 4 | 1 Coby Jones-Swanson
Adam Gawlas 4 | 0 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Joshua Richardson 4 | 2 Scott Millar
Dom Taylor 4 | 0 Jamie Marten
Bradley Brooks 4 | 2 Damian Vetjens
Nathan Potter 4 | 2 Alex Jacques
Fabian Schmutzler 4 | 1 Joshua Hermann
Jarred Cole 4 | 1 Moreno Blom
Harry Gregory 4 | 1 Sean Cummins
Lewy Williams 4 | 0 Liam Fowkes
Jack Male 4 | 3 Gary Steven
Sean McKeon 4 | 3 Jordan Ward
Jakub Janaszkiewicz 4 | 1 Danny Goddard
Keenan Thomas 4 | 2 Jacob Gwynne
Mark Tabak 4 | 3 Oliver King
Nathan Rafferty 4 | 2 Liam Blakeley
Jurjen van der Velde 4 | 3 Kieron Robinson
Sam Cromwell 4 | 2 Kevin Doets
Maikel Verberk 4 | 0 Scott Smith
Tomas Houdek 4 | 1 James Beeton
Connor Pickett 4 | 3 Lewis Coates
Llew Bevan 4 | 2 Alec Small
Ciaran Teehan 4 | 1 Fred Box
Josh Rock 4 | 0 Daniel Perry
Nathan Care 4 | 3 Cavan Phillips
Conor Heneghan 4 | 1 Thomas Turner
Leighton Bennett 4 | 0 Wesley Veenstra
Last 32
Tom Heldt 4 | 3 Owen Roelofs
Keelan Kay 4 | 1 Owen Maiden
Keane Barry 4 | 1 Geert Nentjes
Adam Gawlas 4 | 1 Joshua Richardson
Bradley Brooks 4 | 1 Dom Taylor
Nathan Potter 4 | 3 Fabian Schmutzler
Jarred Cole 4 | 1 Harry Gregory
Lewy Williams 4 | 0 Jack Male
Sean McKeon 4 | 2 Jakub Janaszkiewicz
Keenan Thomas 4 | 2 Mark Tabak
Nathan Rafferty 4 | 1 Jurjen van der Velde
Sam Cromwell 4 | 2 Maikel Verberk
Tomas Houdek 4 | 0 Connor Pickett
Llew Bevan 4 | 2 Ciaran Teehan
Josh Rock 4 | 1 Nathan Care
Leighton Bennett 4 | 3 Conor Heneghan
Last 16
Tom Heldt - | - Keelan Kay
Keane Barry - | - Adam Gawlas
Bradley Brooks - | - Nathan Potter
Jarred Cole - | - Lewy Williams
Sean McKeon - | - Keenan Thomas
Nathan Rafferty - | - Sam Cromwell
Tomas Houdek - | - Llew Bevan
Josh Rock - | - Leighton Bennett
I stumbled into the world of darts quite by accident back in 2013. For a Journalism School assignment, I had to produce a live sports report and as it happened, the European Tour event in Veldhoven was the only available option. That weekend, I caught the darts bug. The post-match interviews especially appealed to me, as darts players tend to be much more open and approachable than what you usually see with footballers on television.
After a few detours, I joined Dartsnieuws.com in 2017 as editor-in-chief. I don’t have much competitive experience myself, although I once entered a PDC Development Tour weekend just to experience what it’s like from a player’s perspective. I even managed to win a leg against a Tour Card holder and, quite by accident, earned £50 in prize money.
In 2022, I was also involved in the founding of the TOTO Dart Kings, a commercial darts team, where I worked as media manager for three years. Unfortunately, due to new legislation in the Netherlands, that project came to an end in 2025.
Through my work in darts, I’ve been fortunate to travel to some incredible events, from Premier League nights at Ahoy Rotterdam, to several World Championships, and even the US Darts Masters at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Beyond darts, I’m a passionate sports fan in general. You can always wake me up for a game of tennis or padel, and I love following football, tennis, padel, cycling, Formula 1, and ice skating.
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