Draw released for Day One at 2022 PDC UK Q-School Stage One including Sherrock, Part and Thornton
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The draw has been released ahead of the opening day of action at PDC UK Q-School with Stage One beginning proceedings in Milton Keynes.
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Compared to the European equivalent, the UK edition is only one First Stage with no groups and the last eight everyday will reach the Final Stage.
If that doesn't work, players have to make sure that as many points as possible are won. Each win in a full round (without byes) is worth a point.
Among those involved include Fallon Sherrock, John Part, Robert Thornton, Ross Montgomery, Paul Hogan, Leighton Bennett and Trina Gulliver MBE all aiming to reach the Final Stage.
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Sherrock starts against former World Championship qualifier, Jason Hogg. Thornton faces Phillip Bynorth, while Part takes on Jonny Kinsella.
Action begins shortly in Milton Keynes and as well as the outright spots, there will also be the rest filled out on Order of Merit.
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