The last day of action in the first stage of PDC UK Q-School is upon us with the final spots to be decided for the important Final Stage from tomorrow taking place between 8-11 January where Tour Cards will be handed out. The draw has been confirmed with play starting shortly.
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So far Derek Coulson, Arron Monk, Llew Bevan, Jamie Chaplin, Robbie Martin, Tom Lonsdale, Martin Grearson, Tom Sykes, James Welding, Danny Goddard, Tommy Lishman, Jamie Hughes, Simon Stevenson, Lewis Pride, Shane McGuirk, Shaun Fox, Daniel Ayres, Steve Beaton, Damien Grimes, Harry Ward, Niall Culleton, Alfie Busby, Chas Barstow, Ryan Furness, Jordan-Lee Rawlings, David Sharp, Jack Aldridge, Ciaran Teehan, Harrison Leigh, Thomas Cromwell, Stephen Rosney, Shaun Carroll are all through automatically.
John Henderson is basically set for the Final Stage but still plays today alongside a few other familiar names including Jamie Kelling, James Richardson, Keelan Kay with the likes of Jarred Cole, Graham Usher, Aden Kirk, Alan Norris, Wayne Jones and Mark McGeeney also in provisional spots.
Who is through automatically?
John Part, Gemma Hayter, Richie Burnett, Scott Mitchell are all either needing big days or a few points to also make it.
Ted Evetts, Mervyn King, Jack Tweddell, Sam Spivey, Scott Waites, Scott Campbell, Carl Sneyd, Graham Hall, Lee Cocks, Joe Hunt, Charlie Manby, Ryan Branley, James Beeton, Jenson Walker, Patrik Williams, Nathan Potter, Henry Coates, Tyler Thorpe, Fallon Sherrock, Devon Petersen, Darren Beveridge, Steve Lennon, Matthew Dennant, Dylan Slevin, Adam Hunt, Jim Williams, Rhys Griffin, Robert Grundy, Nathan Rafferty, William Borland, Brett Claydon, George Killington, and Stephen Burton will go straight into the final phase.
Each day in the first stage, the top 16 players will go through so reaching the last 16 gets you an automatic spot. The rest will be done off Order of Merit. The winner and finalist each day in the Final Stage will get a Tour Card.
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Draw PDC UK Q-School Day Three
LAST 512
Bill Emberley vs Travis Baur
Grant Brown vs Nathan Care
Joe Higgins vs Steven Jamieson
Robert Heard vs Archie Self
Ellis Hadfield vs Christopher Harvey
Tommy Morris vs Dale McCarthy
Dan Williams vs Gary Jackson
Mike Warburton vs Geoffrey Murray
Ryan Anderson vs Louis Jones
Dylan Dowling vs Kieran Spurdle
Darren Beautiman vs Jack Faragher
Gareth Morgan vs Shane O’Connor
Lee Sutcliffe vs Ciaran Forde
Chris Hurds vs Anthony Romero
Colin McCaughern vs Richie Burnett
Matthew Dicken vs Kai Clark
Connor Arberry vs Sean McKeon
Alex Ward vs Wayne Chandley
Colin Osborne vs Kieran Hartnell
Bhav Patel vs Mark Featherstone
Jack Kerr vs Andrew Hoare
Ash Ling vs David Hill
Luke Smith vs Liam Thewlis
Tony Fleming vs Jasper Scarrott
Declan Corcoran vs Moses McBrearty-Cox
A.J. Urmston-Toft vs Joshua Wise
Ben Goodger vs Michael Barnard
Adam Leek vs Mark Lynn
Kirk De Ruyter vs Janek Hill
Callum Wilson vs Gary Mawson
Nick Cocks vs Owen Maiden
Scott Taylor vs Jimmy Bristow
Jake Jones vs Ian Lever
Aden Kirk vs Edward Cross
Davie Duval vs Patrick Quinn
Conor Heneghan vs Daniel Perry
Keith Davies vs Lee Evans
Dale Gadsby vs Daniel Astbury
George Jackson vs Andy Courtney
Daniel Humphries vs Tom Riding
Damien O’Driscoll vs Mark Crutchley
Neilie Brouder vs James Howard Hughes
Ronan McDonagh vs Chris Hogg
Jim Walker vs Jamie Owens
Sean Holley vs Graham Borland
Graham Usher vs Martin Pettit
Joe Croft vs Owen Smith
Steven Quick vs Leo Howard
Christopher Wickenden vs Joshua Sinkovits
Sam Kilby vs David Cunningham
Lewis Mayes vs Lewis Gurney
Colin Tyrer vs John Power
LAST 256
Karl Coleman vs Pat Scurfield
Will Beaden vs James Parkin
John Henderson vs Pierce Speechley-Price
Joseph Heywood vs Darren Armstrong
Carl Wilson vs Cavan Phillips
Bailey White vs Adam Jenkinson
Jamie Kay vs Mark McGeeney
Dave Ian Wilson vs Steve Haggerty
Justin Bradshaw vs James McParlin
Jack Male vs Jaymee Woodhouse
Nathan Girvan vs Robert Nelson
Mat Caste vs Joseph Newman
Alan Norris vs Peter Burgoyne
Craig Nixon vs Steven Harbert
Dean Gallagher vs Joseph Brady
Craig Watkins vs Samuel Price
Ashley Coleman vs Christian Shipley
Alan Richards vs Stuart Wares
Ben Adams vs Aaron Holdstock
Reece Colley vs Jacob Gwynne
Glenn Fitzpatrick vs Kyle Walker
Ryan O’Connor vs Laszlo B Csato
Matthew Reddy vs Sean Taylor
Kelvin O’Keefe vs Harrison Norton
Ben Townley vs Daniel Cole
Daniel Poole vs Cameron O’Brien
Ben Stanton vs Adam Marziano
Nick Brandon vs Tom Parradine
Paul Lewis vs Keenan Thomas
Harry Kelly vs Gary Blades
Ross Baines vs Kevin McDine
Kristian Barker vs Rob Channing
Killian McCormack vs Kyle Cooper
Scott Mitchell vs Lewis Bath
George Whyte vs Tim Baker
Kieren Morris vs Andrew Cook
Ian Withers vs Daniel Fenech
Scott Baker vs Stu Wilson
Derek Maclean vs Steve Day
John Brown vs Daniel Nicholls
Frankie Ansell vs Darren Herbert
Bradley Burdett vs Paul Brown
Andrew Callary vs Adam Smith-Neale
David Macleod vs Ultan McDyer
Ewan Jones vs James Richardson
James Waite vs Callum Francis
John Part vs Alexander Elia
Darren McMahon vs Ronnie Rickner
Charlie Large vs David Evans
JJ Wright vs John O’Shea
Jarred Cole vs Sam Jackson
John McIver vs Aidan Gallagher
Lloyd Walker vs Tyler Radlett
Simon Stothart vs Alfie Smith
James Ralph vs Martin Tonks
Michael Warren vs Petros Christodoulou
Lewis Pearse vs Danny Trueman
Michael Finch vs Samuel Whittaker
Jose van Angeles vs Callum Goffin
Kevin Lane vs Mark Stocker
Ashley Weaver vs Jimmy McKirdy
Craig Searle vs Wayne Jones
Scott Hope vs Coni Singh Nagi
Charlie Martin vs Daryl Hunt
Mark Dudbridge vs Cody Abel
Ashley Sutton vs Phil Coward
Joe Murnan vs William Leonard
Kevin Burness vs Nicholas Ellis
Jack Vincent vs Ashton Brown
Jack Main vs Stuart Woodmore
Shaun Griffiths vs Paul Mitchell
Matt Gallett vs Declan Coles
Steven Degville vs Rex Cole
Shaun Devonald vs Charlie Symons
David Carr vs Matty Washbrooke
Steve Price vs Michael Powell
Michael Flynn vs Martin Thomas
Dean Brown vs Brandon Jones
Llewellyn Roberts vs Paul Self
Daren Field vs Thomas Gater
Daniel James Smith vs Adrian Gray
Liam Kitchen vs Rob Holroyd
Keith Rooney vs Graham Rackstraw
Chris Hartrey vs Charlie Marshall
Craig Lewis vs Adam Brook
Frank Glancy vs Liam Gallagher
Daryl Sheehan vs Michael Burgoine
Jonathan Kavanagh vs Tom McInnes
Jack Gillett vs Keelan Kay
Cayden Smith vs William O’Toole
Ryan Palmer vs Jamie Tilley
Daniel Maystone vs Steve Hine
James Evans-Bradford vs Gemma Hayter
Harry Williams vs Jamie McKinnon
Jake Eichen vs Dan Hands
Jack Ryder vs Ryan Hawkes
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