DRAW PDC UK Q-School Final Stage Day Two | Sherrock, Beaton, Henderson, King continue Tour Card hunt in Milton Keynes
PDCAnother day of darting action is upon us at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes with PDC UK Q-School reaching the second day of the Final Stage where the Tour Cards are dished out.
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The opening day on both sides in UK and Europe were very much a lottery with Rhys Griffin returning to the tour straight away after two years on it. He was the best player on the day defeating Steve Beaton, Shane McGuirk and finally Scott Waites.
The latter three are among the top names who return today. While Adam Leek was a real success story with the Adelaide ace packing in his job in order to come over to the UK and try to fulfill his darting dreams and he did so by defeating Tyler Thorpe, another new name to add to the darting psyche.
As well as Beaton, McGuirk and Waites, there are a malaise of top names in action including John Henderson, Mervyn King, Fallon Sherrock, Devon Petersen and John Part all aiming to make it to the promised land of the PDC with some of them getting a spot in the Final Stage straight away meaning that they have more of a chance.
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But Q-School is always a lottery and as the opening day proved, it is not a given as to who will get through. Among the top ties opening round include Mark McGeeney facing Aden Kirk, Beaton faces Stephen Burton while Petersen faces another tough test in Graham Usher.
Play begins at midday UK time, with the action also starting at the same time albeit an hour later in terms of time difference at the parallel Q-School in Kalkar. The two finalists today seal Tour Cards, while the top five on the Order of Merit claim them in the UK at the end of the four days. In EU they get eight spots and the two per day meaning that UK with less entries is more of a tough school to get out of. Who wins through today?
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PDC UK Q-School Draw
Keelan Kay vs. Scott Campbell
Thomas Cromwell vs. James Parkin
Scott Mitchell vs. Arron Monk
Shaun Fox vs. Nick Brandon
Kelvin O'Keefe vs. Daryl Hunt
Ronan McDonagh vs. Dale Gadsby
Charlie Large vs. Tommy Morris
Carl Sneyd vs. Martin Tonks
Andrew Cass vs. Patrik Williams
Dylan Slevin vs. Jamie Chaplin
Harry Ward vs. Lloyd Walker
Tommy Lishman vs. Alfie Busby
Jack Male vs. Keith Rooney
Mark McGeeney vs. Aden Kirk
Jack Aldridge vs. Ciaran Teehan
Joe Hunt vs. David Sharp
Robert Grundy vs. Justin Bradshaw
Jack Tweddell vs. Matthew Dennant
Geoffrey Murray vs. Jonathan Kavanagh
Lewis Pride vs. James Richardson
Steve Lennon vs. Llew Bevan
Ultan McDyer vs. Nick Cocks
Darren Beveridge vs. Brett Claydon
Christopher Wickenden vs. Jim Williams
Derek Coulson vs. Stephen Rosney
Ryan Branley vs. Lee Evans
Patrick Quinn vs. James Welding
Daniel Ayres vs. Tom Lonsdale
Steve Beaton vs. Stephen Burton
Chas Barstow vs. Jake Eichen
Jenson Walker vs. Sean Taylor
John Brown vs. John Part
Ryan Furness vs. Martin Grearson
Jamie Kelling vs. Luke Smith
Nathan Girvan vs. Jasper Scarrott
Joe Croft vs. Lee Cocks
Danny Goddard vs. Steve Haggerty
Keenan Thomas vs. Peter Burgoyne
Nathan Rafferty vs. William Borland
Shane McGuirk vs. George Killington
Jamie Hughes vs. Derek Maclean
Scott Waites vs. James Howard Hughes
Harrison Leigh vs. Ted Evetts
Jordan-Lee Rawlings vs. Jack Faragher
Henry Coates vs. James Beeton
Robbie Martin vs. Graham Hall
Jarred Cole vs. Darren Armstrong
Wayne Jones vs. Ben Townley
Connor Arberry vs. Killian McCormack
Danny Trueman vs. Mervyn King
Niall Culleton vs. Kirk De Ruyter
Sam Jackson vs. Ryan O'Connor
John Henderson vs. Craig Lewis
James Evans-Bradford vs. Tom Sykes
Tyler Thorpe vs. Kevin Lane
Damien Grimes vs. William O'Toole
Adam Hunt vs. Rex Cole
Simon Stevenson vs. Chris Hurds
Callum Goffin vs. Charlie Manby
Fallon Sherrock vs. Shaun Carroll
Devon Petersen vs. Graham Usher
Mark Crutchley vs. Martin Thomas
Paul Lewis vs. Kevin McDine
Nathan Potter vs. Sam Spivey

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