🇨🇦 John Norman Jr. has qualified for his first PDC World Championship. The Canadian reaches the quarter final of CDC Event 6, which means he can't be caught anymore. Looking forward to a yell after every 60+ score at Ally Pally 👏🤪
CDC Canadian Tour winner John Norman Jnr set for PDC World Darts Championship debut
PDCMonday, 25 October 2021 at 10:00
John Norman Jnr will make his debut at the PDC World Darts Championship in just under two months time after finishing as the top Canadian on the CDC Tour.
Norman Jnr dominated the final weekend of the tour winning back-to-back titles on Friday and Saturday.
Defeating Matt Campbell who has already sealed qualification through the Challenge Tour in Event Four. He followed that up with victory over Ross Snook in a decider in Event Five.
A run to the Quarter-Finals in Event Six was enough from there to see him claim qualification with Jacob Taylor claiming a maiden title and finishing second in the standings.
Despite it being his debut, Norman Jnr is a well known player with appearances at the World Cup of Darts and North American Championship being memorable for his celebrations.
2021 CDC Canadian Tour
Event Four
Quarter-Finals
Matt Campbell 6-4 David Cameron
Kiley Edmunds 6-4 Dave Richardson
John Norman Jnr 6-4 Jim Long
Jacob Taylor 6-2 Justin Fawcett
Semi-Finals
Matt Campbell 6-0 Kiley Edmunds
John Norman Jnr 6-1 Jacob Taylor
Final
John Norman Jnr 6-3 Matt Campbell
Event Five
Quarter-Finals
Ross Snook 6-3 Jacob Taylor
Dave Richardson 6-2 Keith Way
John Norman Jnr 6-2 David Cameron
Shaun Narain 6-3 Kiley Edmunds
Semi-Finals
Ross Snook 6-5 Dave Richardson
John Norman Jnr 6-0 Shaun Narain
Final
John Norman Jnr 6-5 Ross Snook
Event Six
Quarter-Finals
Matt Campbell 6-1 Oliver Jones
Dave Richardson 6-5 John Norman Jnr
Jacob Taylor 6-2 Jason Roker
Kiley Edmunds 6-3 Shaun Narain
Semi-Finals
Matt Campbell 6-3 Dave Richardson
Jacob Taylor 6-1 Kiley Edmunds
Final
Jacob Taylor 6-4 Matt Campbell
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