
The draw has been released for the first day of action in Stage 1A at 2021 PDC UK Q-School which begins at 14:00 GMT in Milton Keynes.
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Among those involved in the line-up at the Marshall Arena and aiming to book their place in the Final Stage from the first lot of players include Fallon Sherrock, Kevin Painter, Wayne Warren, Arron Monk and Darryl Fitton.
Sherrock will begin in the Last 128 against Mike Norton. While Warren, the current MAD World Champion, will start also in the same stage against Charlie Symons.
Fitton will start with a tough test when the action begins as he has MODUS Live League standout, Mike Warburton in his first game.
While Painter is one of a few standout names to begin in the Last 256. Alongside 'The Artist' are the likes of Cameron Menzies, Deta Hedman who will take on James Bailey, Steve Hine, Corrine Hammond and Gordon Mathers.
Like with European Q-School which is currently ongoing, the last four players from each of the three days will find themselves in the Final Stage but ranking points are given based on match wins so it is also important for the Order of Merit which could also gleam a spot.
Follow along across all ten days on our Live Blog for up to date results as they come in at both Milton Keynes and Niedernhausen.
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UK Qualifying School Stage 1A Day One Draw
Last 256
Corrine Hammond - | - Nick Jennings
Joe Singleton - | - Fred Box
Stephen Gallimore - | - Stuart White
Kenneth Matthews - | - Ben Quenby
Chris Campbell - | - Matthew Shadwick
Christopher Dominey - | - Ben Dulley
Alex Ball - | - Jason Gallagher
Joey Palfreyman - | - Neil MacDougall
Liam Meek - | - Scott Marsh
Kevin Painter - | - Matt Crowley
Barry Davies - | - John Power
Cameron Menzies - | - Craig Rust
Shaun Moughtin - | - James Richardson
Ross MacDougall - | - Chas Barstow
Wayne Morgan - | - Ben Songhurst
Ashley Holgate - | - Harry Williams
Kelvin Hart - | - Christopher Bent
Mark Yelding - | - Amit Gilitwala
Craig Anderson - | - Rhys Hayden
Robert Turner - | - John Bowles
Jason Hogg - | - Jordan Crabtree
John Imrie - | - Scott Hope
Wayne Glover - | - Coni Singh Nagi
John Scott - | - Simon McKenner
Peter Hudson - | - Jamie Venning
James Bailey - | - Deta Hedman
Jim McEwan - | - Paul Berriman
Mick Todd - | - Haupai Puha
Wayne Wall - | - Sam Booth
Josh McCarthy - | - Danny Moore
Mark Lawrence - | - Joe Main
John Brown - | - Jason Heaver
Steve Hine - | - Stephen Gilligan
Sam Ward - | - Brian Woods
Liam Fowkes - | - Dale Hughes
Gordon Mathers - | - Daniel Day
Martin Pratt - | - Kurt Morgan
Tony Thom - | - Patrick Aldoescu
Last 128
David Edwards - | - Jake Carter
Eddie Lovely - | -
Curtis Turner - | - Jack Hegarty
Scott Williams - | -
Dave Prins - | - Craig Searle
Adam Shanks - | -
Carl Beattie - | - Matt Jackson
Micheal Fearon - | -
Jamie Durrant - | - Kai Haddock
Hamond Kumar - | -
Wayne Warren - | - Charlie Symons
Nathan Girvan - | -
Josie Paterson - | - David Wawrzewski
Nathan Boon - | -
Dave Bayton - | - Daniel Anstiss
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Ricky Clarke - | - Graham Usher
Jaikob Selby-Rivas - | -
Joe Geraghty - | - David Airey
Steven Kirkham - | -
Adam Smith-Neale - | - Dan Read
James Woodhouse - | -
Steve Earley - | - Richard Smith
Ian Mackenzie - | -
Chris Quantock - | - Ben Oldroyd
Rikki Oversby - | -
Arron Monk - | - Shaun McDonald
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Kevin Thomas - | - Ben Hazel
Tony Newell - | -
Darryl Fitton - | - Mike Warburton
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Wes Newton - | - Steven Riches
Lloyd Wintle - | -
Robert Yelding - | - Kevin McDine
Danny Haygreen - | -
Niall Culleton - | - Michael Venton
Aaron Turner - | -
Jack Vincent - | - David Calvert
Lee Budgen - | -
Cameron Hodgson - | - Lorraine Winstanley
Francis Carragher - | -
Paul Mitchell - | - Tommy McKay
Roger Crook - | -
Gareth Starling - | - Derek Coulson
Sam Hewson - | -
Jamie Barrowman - | - David Ladley
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Fallon Sherrock - | - Mike Norton
Jimmy Chojnowski - | -
Andrew Broll - | - Matt Padgett
Dale Brooke - | -
Philip Borthwick - | - Andrew Quinn
Jack Main - | -
Mark Robinson - | - Sam Cankett
Martin Green - | -
Nicholas Bell - | - Ryan Hogarth
Brett Claydon - | -
Simon Sparrow - | - Shane McGuirk
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Jason Marriott - | - Luke Hardy
Connor Scutt - | -
Dean Winstanley - | - Jack Neary
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