Double success for Brody Klinge on DPA Tour, Joe Comito retains top spot
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In Australia last weekend, tournaments 4, 5 and 6 of the DPA (Dart Players Australia) Tour were completed. Brody Klinge was the big man with two tournament wins. Joe Comito retains the lead in the overall standings.
For the overall winner after 15 tournaments, a spot at the 2026 World Darts Championship awaits. Klinge did a particularly good job of winning both the fourth and sixth tournaments. This puts him within 24 points of Comito in the overall city, who last weekend failed to advance beyond a semifinal place in the fourth tournament.
Between Comito and Klinge, James Bailey is currently in second place. He has eight fewer points than Comito. Bailey reached the final at the fifth tournament last weekend, but went down 6-0 against Darren Penhall.
The DPA Tour continues on Saturday, April 5 and Sunday, April 6.
Results
DPA Pro Tour 4
Quarter-finals
Joe Comito 6-5 Mal Cuming
Koha Kokiri 6-3 Harley Kemp
Brandon Weening 6-3 James Bailey
Brody Klinge 6-3 Bill Aitken
Semi-Finals
Koha Kokiri 6-4 Joe Comito
Brody Klinge 6-3 Brandon Weening
Finale
Brody Klinge 6-3 Koha Kokiri
DPA Pro Tour 5
Quarter-finals
Brody Klinge 6-2 Koha Kokiri
Darren Penhall 6-2 Karl Schaefer
James Bailey 6-4 Peter Willmott
Stuart Coburn 6-0 Aaron Simpson
Semi-Finals
Darren Penhall 6-3 Brody Klinge
James Bailey 6-5 Stuart Coburn
Finale
Darren Penhall 6-0 James Bailey
DPA Pro Tour 6
Quarter-finals
Gordon Mathers 2-0 Joe Comito
Brody Klinge 2-1 Harley Kemp
Danny Porter 2-1 James Bailey
Mal Cuming 2-1 Karl Schaefer
Semi-Finals
Brody Klinge 3-0 Gordon Mathers
Danny Porter 3-2 Mal Cuming
Finale
Brody Klinge 3-0 Danny Porter
Standings after 6 out of 15 tournaments
1. Joe Comito 76
2. James Bailey 68
3. Brody Klinge 52
4. Danny Porter 48
5. Harley Kemp 44
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