Campbell leads PDC European Challenge Tour Order of Merit after six events
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Matt Campbell leads the PDC European Challenge Tour Order of Merit after the first six tournaments were completed this past weekend in Niedernhausen.
Campbell managed to win two of the six tournaments vindicating his decision to travel all the way from Canada to play in this set of tournaments. He sits on £4,550 ahead of Kenny Neyens who won the final event and left himself on £3,000.
This was followed by Rowby-John Rodriguez (£2,900) and Steven Noster (£2,800). The highest ranked players not to win tournaments followed with Lukas Wenig on £2,050 and Richard Veenstra on £1,650.
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Due to travel restrictions still in place due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Challenge Tour has been split this year into a separate circuit for both British and European players.
The winners of both tours will be eligible to participate in the upcoming World Darts Championship and will receive a PDC Tour Card for 2022 and 2023.
The highest-ranking players on the PDC Challenge Tour Order of Merit qualify for the reserve spots at the Players Championship tournaments.
PDC European Challenge Tour Order of Merit (as of Sunday 4 July)
1 Matt Campbell £4,550
2 Kenny Neyens £3,000
3 Rowby-John Rodriguez £2,900
4 Steven Noster £2,800
5 Kevin Doets £2,150
6 Lukas Wenig £2,050
7 Richard Veenstra £1,650
8 Toni Alcinas £1,450
9 Ricardo Pietreczko £1,350
10 Mario Vandenbogaerde £1,300
11 Jitse van der Wal £1,250
12 Gino Vos £1,200
13 Christian Kist £1,150
14 Luc Peters £1,050
15 Ronny Huybrechts £1,000
15 Chris Landman £1,000
17 Damian Mol £900
17 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez £900
17 Marcel Erba £900
20 Jimmy Hendriks £850
20 Wesley Plaisier £850
22 Rene Eidams £750
22 Maikel Verberk £750
24 Thomas Junghans £700
24 Davy Proosten £700
24 Johan Engstrom £700
27 Kevin Blomme £650
27 Jose Justicia £650
29 Danny van Trijp £600
29 Patrick Bulen £600
29 Gary Mawson £600
32 Francois Schweyen £550
32 Niko Springer £550
32 Franz Roetzsch £550
35 Moreno Blom £500
35 Thibault Tricole £500
37 Brian Raman £450
38 Michael Rasztovits £400
38 Jeffrey Van Egdom £400
38 Jerry Hendriks £400
38 Gillian Koehoorn £400
38 Stefan Bellmont £400
38 Robbie Knops £400
44 Dennie Olde Kalter £350
44 Patrick Plotz £350
44 Ryan de Vreede £350
44 Stefan Nilles £350
44 Sebastian Bialecki £350
44 Pero Ljubic £350
44 Eduard Szabo £350
51 Andreas Toft Jorgensen £300
51 Sebastian Steyer £300
51 Patrick van den Boogaard £300
51 Vincent van der Meer £300
51 Jeremy van der Winkel £300
51 Owen Roelofs £300
51 Arjan Konterman £300
58 Joshua Hermann £250
58 Lorenzo Pronk £250
58 Marcel Gerdon £250
58 Erik Tautfest £250
58 Tom Veje Kristensen £250
58 Adis Ljubijankic £250
64 Jens Kniest £200
64 Cedric Waegemans £200
64 Philip Van Gasse £200
64 Danny Jansen £200
64 Daniele Petri £200
64 Roberto Vandaele £200
64 Sebastian Keine £200
64 Marko Puls £200
64 Tobias Hoentsch £200
64 Thomas Kohnlein £200
64 Kevin Van Wauwe £200
64 Sergio Krassen £200
64 Jeroen Mioch £200
64 Christian Bunse £200
78 Georgios Nanos £150
78 Steve Wollener £150
78 Tomas Ledl £150
78 Ivan Springborg Poulsen £150
78 Marco Obst £150
78 Kevin Luhr £150
78 Jens Ziegler £150
78 Dominik Thiel £150
78 Alex Flohr £150
78 Julian Zwergel £150
78 Niels-Joergen Hansen £150
78 Kevin Costantini £150
78 Gian van Veen £150
78 Kai Gotthardt £150
92 Remo Mandiau £100
92 Nic Mueller £100
92 Leo Hendriks £100
92 Jonathan Parvaneh £100
92 Michael Hahn £100
92 Michal Smejda £100
92 Marvin van Velzen £100
92 Sandor Ballo £100
92 Dustin Straver £100
92 Gijsbert van Malsen £100
92 Jean-Pierre Delcourt £100
92 Karel Papezik £100
92 David Rosi £100
92 Joel Breitenmoser £100
92 Maikel Venema £100
92 Claus Bendix Nielsen £100
92 Martijn Dragt £100
92 Benito van de Pas £100
92 Michael Seemann £100
111 Marcel Althaus £50
111 Sebastian Pohl £50
111 Simeon Heinz £50
111 Arsen Ballaj £50
111 Joey de Jong £50
111 Michael Stoeten £50
111 Miro Seemann £50
111 Daniel Klose £50
111 Eric Boyer £50
111 Mario Brescakovic £50
111 Felix Kleeberg £50
111 Jan Dekker £50
111 Rene Kruit £50
111 Veniamin Symeonidis £50
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