Draw first day final stage UK Q-School: Henderson, Sherrock, Waites, Petersen and Part among others vie for Tour Card
PDCThursday, 11 January 2024 at 12:35
The draw for the first day of the final stage at the 2024 UK Q-School in Milton Keynes has been made. On Thursday, 127 participants will compete for the first available PDC Tour Card.
A tournament will be played each day from Thursday, January 11, through Sunday, January 14. The four daily winners will receive a Tour Card. There will also be a ranking based on points that can be grabbed from booking victories. Through that ranking, another 10 players will receive a PDC Tour Card for 2024 and 2025.
Participants include such familiar names as John Henderson, Scott Mitchell, Bradley Brooks, Scott Waites, Richie Burnett, Ted Evetts, Devon Petersen, Fallon Sherrock, Danny Lauby, Leighton Bennett, Mark Dudbridge, Alex Spellman, Colin Osborne, John Part, Alan Norris and William Borland.
Draw first day final stage UK Q-School
Last 128
Kevin Burness (BYE)
Ashley Mckeever v Keith Rooney
Colin Osborne v James Beeton
Kevin Lane v Alex Spellman
Alec Small v Chris Hartrey
Jarred Cole v Devon Petersen
Paul Redfern v Peter Burgoyne
Aden Kirk v Justin Hood
Shaun Wilkinson v Carl Beattie
Leighton Bennett v Steve Lennon
Jacob Gwynne v Brett Claydon
Tom Lonsdale v Edward Price
Charlie Martin v Michael Flynn
Brandon Jones v Joe Croft
Gary Brown v Stuart Wares
Matthew Dennant v Steve Haggerty
Derek Maclean v Ryan Furness
George Killington v Alan Norris
Harry Gregory v Fallon Sherrock
Conan Whitehead v Rhys Griffin
Owen Maiden v Jamie Atkins
Niall Culleton v James Howard Hughes
Scott Campbell v Thomas Cromwell
James Huthwaite v Jim McEwan
Justin Smith v Nathan Girvan
Kevin Thomas v Henry Coates
Darryl Pilgrim v Harry Lane
Jonathan Kavanagh v Dan Read
Danny Lauby v Peter Hudson
Shane McGuirk v Dom Taylor
Ryan O'Connor v Lee Cocks
Scott Winder v Adam Hunt
Keelan Kay v Thomas Banks
Christopher Harvey v Adam Paxton
Patrick Lynskey v David Wawrzewski
Dean Forde v Sam Spivey
Kamil Janowicz v Adrian Gray
James Wilson v Llew Bevan
Darren Armstrong v John Part
Chris Quantock v Mathew Wood
John Henderson v Nick Fullwell
Jim Moston v Sam Cankett
William Borland v Darren Beveridge
Peter Jacques v Bradley Brooks
Jake Neale v Carl Wilson
Jim Walker v Greg Ritchie
Robbie Martin v James Hurrell
Richard North v Scott Mitchell
Daniel Astbury v Thomas Lovely
Connor Scutt v Mat Caste
Scott Taylor v Joe Murnan
Ted Evetts v Kai Fan Leung
Cam Crabtree v Joshua Richardson
Tommy Morris v Ross Montgomery
Robert Grundy v Lewis Gurney
Richie Burnett v Patrik Williams
Kieron Bridgwater v Liam Goyne
Andy Boulton v Lee Williams
John O'Shea v Scott Waites
Mike Warburton v Sean Fisher
Cory Evans v Peter Mitchell
Mark Dudbridge v Ashley Coleman
Darren Webster v Lewy Williams
Patrick Quinn v Kevin Leadenham
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