Draw for round-robin phase of 2020 PDC World Youth Championship released
PDCMonday, 28 September 2020 at 14:13
The draw has been released ahead of the round robin phase in the World Youth Championship which starts off with the Last 96 later today with the final set to be confirmed at the end of proceedings.
This comes after the final Development Tour weekend of the season which saw Keane Barry, Berry van Peer and Ryan Meikle finish as the top players with the former two claiming PDC Tour Cards.
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All three are in action today hoping to make it to the World Youth final at the Players Championship Finals in November at a yet to be confirmed location behind closed doors.
Also the likes of Jeffrey de Zwaan, Ted Evetts, Callan Rydz and Geert Nentjes are among the seeds with one per board. They played a round robin before going through to the knockout phase where the field will get whittled down.
Last year's champion Luke Humphries is not involved due to him now being too old to play on both the Development Tour and World Youth qualifiers so there will be a new winner.
Group 1
Jeffrey de Zwaan
Cameron Doyle
Daan Bastiaansen
Group 2
Gian van Veen
Charlie Symons
Scott Hope
Group 3
Kevin Doets
Sven Hesse
Joshua Richardson
Group 4
Maikel Verberk
Moreno Blom
Levy Frauenfelder
Group 5
Callan Rydz
Ole Holtkamp
Bertus Herks
Group 6
Lee Lok Yin
Callum Wildridge
Henk Snijder
Group 7
Ryan Meikle
Sean Negrette
Timo van den Elshout
Group 8
Sebastian Bialecki
Mikey Rees
Thomas Lovely
Group 9
Ted Evetts
Jurjen van der Velde
Vilem Sedivy
Group 10
Lewis Pride
William Blackwell
Kalem Marsh
Group 11
Brian Raman
Maarten-Dirk Woord
Nathan Potter
Group 12
Damian Mol
Joshua Lloyd
Kevin Troppmann
Group 13
Geert Nentjes
Marcus Tommaso Brambati
Man Lok Leung
Group 14
Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Ben Cheeseman
Josh McCarthy
Group 15
Lewis Williams
Jack Male
Michael Poole
Group 16
Joe Davis
Keith O'Neill
Roman Benecky
Group 17
Brent Plaisier
Owen Maiden
Group 18
Jack Main
Jamai van den Herik
Alec Small
Group 19
Dom Taylor
Lewis Gurney
Daniel Perry
Group 20
Keane Barry
Thomas Cromwell
John Brown
Group 21
William Borland
James Beeton
Jack Kirtland
Group 22
Owen Roelofs
Brad Phillips
Fred Box
Group 23
Bradley Brooks
Henry Cutting
Sam Coenders
Group 24
Rhys Griffin
Danny van Trijp
Justin Smith
Group 25
Harry Ward
Adam Paxton
Jarred Cole
Group 26
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Egor Tvorogov
Connor Pickett
Group 27
Nathan Rafferty
Reece Colley
Robin Beger
Group 28
Berry van Peer
Justin Hewitt
Bradley Halls
Group 29
Niels Zonneveld
Aaron Ayres
Luke Colwill
Group 30
Adam Gawlas
Ryan Payne
Ben McCaffery
Group 31
Jitse van der Wal
Nathan Girvan
Liam Meek
Group 32
Keelan Kay
George Killington
Henry Reddin
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