Draw 2025 PDC UK Q-School Stage One Day One as Thornton, Sherrock, Part, Mitchell and Petersen all feature
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The draw has been completed for the opening day of Stage One at PDC UK Q-School with action starting shortly in Milton Keynes with the preliminary round and the first round.
Stage One begins it all and sees those not directly admitted (ex Tour Card holders) compete for their spot in the Final Stage in Milton Keynes. Stage One takes place between January 6-8 Fallon Sherrock, John Part, James Richardson, Alan Norris, Scott Mitchell, Robert Thornton and Devon Petersen all play in Stage One.
During the final stage, Tour Cards are only actually distributed. Of the 29 Tour Cards available, eight will be distributed immediately. At both the British and European Q-School, four days of play will be completed during the final phase. The eight direct cards will go to all daily winners at the tournaments.
The remaining 21 Tour Cards can be earned through the Q-School Order of Merit. At both events, points can be earned per win which don't include the preliminary round.
There is also the parallel Q-School in Kalkar which is less players but for Europeans only and follows the same method. That has begun already, the UK edition starts at 12 GMT.
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Draw Day One PDC UK Q-School
Last 512
Dean Finn Forde - | - Gavin James
Mark Twist BYE
Steven Beasley - | - Robert Heard
Jack Shire - | - Justin Bradshaw
Connor Whitehouse - | - Ashley Sutton
Mark Stocker BYE
James Beeton - | - Benjamin Allen
George Whyte - | - Terry Redhead
Liam Saxon - | - Jordan-Lee Rawlings
Ben Goodger BYE
Martin Tonks - | - Sean McKeon
Darren Armstrong - | - Joe Hunt
Simon Stothart - | - Jason Wilson
Sion Thomas - | - Adam Beck
Kevin Leadenham - | - Ultan McDyer
Matthias Dietrich - | - Stuart Bennett
Nigel Prior BYE
Tom Parradine - | - Mark Boardman
Patrik Williams - | - Luke Smith (Chester)
Mason Whitlock BYE
Brandon Lewis Richardson - | - Robbie Long
Martyn Moore - | - Cam Crabtree
Ricky Palmer BYE
Justin Giles - | - Charlie Symons
Andrew Cass - | - Scott Taylor
Christopher Wickenden - | - Ryan Branley
Kevin Lowe - | - Pat Scurfield
Rhys Peris Davies - | - Simon Burt
James Waite - | - Steve Sewell
Devon Petersen BYE
Craig Searle - | - Reece Colley
Lewis Gurney BYE
Patrick Quinn - | - Kevin Lane
Mark Challenger - | - Daniel Nicholls
Daniel Ayres - | - Joseph Bridle
Charlie Kemp BYE
Paul Barham - | - Jack Bishop
Jon Worsley - | - Adrian Gray
Conan Whitehead - | - Hayden Robbie
James Howard Hughes - | - Ashley Clarke
Brett Morgan-Williams - | - Daniel Astbury
Danny Trueman - | - Steven Moss
Jimmy McKirdy - | - Richie Burnett
Ian Lever BYE
Tom Lonsdale - | - Lee Budgen
James Bailey - | - Paul Linwood
Phil Coward - | - Mat Caste
David Williams - | - Ieuan Halsall
Keenan Thomas - | - Ash Ling
Kyle Manton - | - Jack Boardman
Tom Bissell - | - Stephen Fanning
Matthew Hall BYE
Michael Huntley - | - Kurt Parry
John Part - | - Thomas Cromwell
Coni Singh Nagi - | - Luke Smith
Lee Barrow - | - Justin Hood
Andrew Sanderson - | - Scott Waites
Karl Coleman - | - Jimmy Bristow
Last 256
James Green - | - Keith O'Neill
Colin Osborne - | - Conor Roberts
Nathan Girvan - | - Kevin Garcia
Stu Wilson - | - Stephen Castle
Michael Barnard - | - Tommy Morris
Scott Mitchell - | - Ronnie Rickner
Sean Taylor - | - Josh Callis
Kelvin O'Keefe - | - John Davey
Chris Jennings - | - Greg Ritchie
Jamie Owens - | - Petros Christodoulou
Lee Price - | - Ashley Weaver
Matt Gallett - | - John O'Shea
Jaikob Selby-Rivas - | - Bruno Rangel
Max Baulcomb - | - Travis Baur
Danny Goddard - | - John Brown
Lewis Bell - | - Jack Secular
Ryan Furness - | - Neil Parry
Gary Blades - | - Joe Croft
Alexander Elia - | - Adrian Devine
James Brogan - | - Neilie Brouder
David Hill - | - Scott Baker
Jonny Barnes - | - Rob Holroyd
Bradley Whitehead - | - David Pallett
Janek Hill - | - Ted Evetts
Steve Haggerty - | - Andrew Callary
Andy Hamilton - | - Chris Hurds
Niall Culleton - | - Craig Watkins
Liam Kitchen - | - Josh Newton
Eddie Lovely - | - Scott Campbell
Jim Walker - | - Aaron Beeney
Tony Procter - | - Thomas Lovely
Colin Gibson - | - Adam Paxton
Ross Baines - | - Tom Sykes
Nathan Care - | - Lee Grace
Charlie Martin - | - Robert Nelson
Jim McEwan - | - Kristian Barker
Dan Hands - | - Jack Vincent
Sean Fisher - | - Jamie Foster
Ciaran Teehan - | - Ronnie Blagden
James Sperling - | - Ben Adams
Bradley Aldous - | - Aleksander Zalewski
Kalen O'Neill - | - Oliver Mitchell
Paul Higgins - | - Lee Williams
Stephen Mcnally - | - Louis Lucas-Carter
Ellis Radford - | - Peter Burgoyne
Mark Dudbridge - | - Frankie Ansell
Ryan O'Connor - | - John Madgwick
Jamie Rollinson - | - James Richardson
Scott Walters - | - Sam Spivey
Daniel Humphries - | - Jarred Cole
Joe Bailey - | - Jack Male
Carl Sneyd - | - Nick Cocks
Kevin McDine - | - Steven Taylor
Nicholas Ellis - | - Conor Heneghan
Paul Mitchell - | - Thomas Banks
Jeremy Fagg - | - Dean Gallagher
Kevin Burness - | - Carl Wilson
Jamie Atkins - | - Steven Inkpen
Michael Kelly - | - Alex Williams
Kai Fan Leung - | - Deian Roberts
Daniel Smith - | - Owen Maiden
Geoffrey Heath - | - Tom Baughan
Terry Ough - | - Steven Harbert
Tommy Lishman - | - Bailey White
Kieran Evans - | - James Evans-Bradford
Lewis Pride - | - Steve West
Chris Hogg - | - Martin Grearson
Robert Thornton - | - Adam Lipscombe
David Sharp - | - Tommie Coleman
Anthony Paul Hitchen - | - Laszlo B Csato
Trevor Burkhill - | - Chas Barstow
Jack Worsley - | - Sean Ryan
Stuart Wares - | - Myles Avory
Nathan Potter - | - Liam Kelly
Keelan Kay - | - Jason Heaver
Jim Moston - | - Callum Francis
Tom Riding - | - David Davies
Derek Maclean - | - David Carr
Michael Warren - | - Killian McCormack
Kyle Richardson - | - Jack Tweddell
Ryan Newton - | - Alfie Smith
Karl Williams - | - Timothy Jones
Samuel Price - | - Sam Booth
Steven Watts - | - Matthew Dicken
Shane Turner - | - Shane McGuirk
Fallon Sherrock - | - Shaun Carroll
Andrew Hoare - | - Jamie McKinnon
Taylor Greaves - | - Jamie Durrant
Danny Moore - | - Michael Flynn
Lee Andrews - | - Martin Thomas
Michael Harrison - | - Jenson Walker
Mark McGeeney - | - Ashley Coleman
Ronan McDonagh - | - Steve Hine
Dylan Dowling - | - Thomas Gater
Jacob Gwynne - | - Mike Warburton
Cavan Phillips - | - Kirk De Ruyter
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- It's not tennis, snooker or golf, nobody mentioned Fallon,great as she is. Beau beats her week in,week out. But she isn't interested. If you want to include crowd pleasers,get Les Wallace back!!! He was a world champion,and wore a kilt!!!rick6707-01-2025
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- I think the PDC's choice is too conservative. EIther or both of Damon Heta and Mike de Dekker should have been in, at the expense of Aspinall and possibly Price. I guess the PDC's reasoning is that they do not want too much turnover from year to year, and so having already rejected Smith and Wright, they have kept Price and Aspinall, but I guess those two are "on probation".
UndartedWaters06-01-2025 - Two from the three of Price, Aspinall and Dobey should have been excluded, De Decker and Edhouse should have been in. I would have offered a place to Beau Greaves though i doubt she would have accepted it and probably not really ready for it confidence wise.Mysstree06-01-2025
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- COME ON RICHIE BURNETT Surely a World Champion and player with the calibra of Richie should be exempt from ever losing a tour card and having to qualify.richieburnettrocks04-01-2025
- That's true, Richie. Taylor used to call it, "Manley's millions."MrYnyslas197103-01-2025