
The opening day of action is here at 2022 PDC European Q-School which this year is again split into two stages but also two groups.
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Starting early morning is Group 1A which runs from 9-11 January and includes just under 150 players.
This will be whittled down to the last four who will all claim spots in the Final Stage. There are also Order of Merit spots set for those who do not make it through outright.
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Stage 1A will start everyday from 10am, while Stage 1B is set from 3pm. Final Stage will run from January 12-15,. Play commences at around 10:30am GMT at the UK Q-School equivalent where the First Stage will run without groups.
Among those involved in Stage 1A include Christian Kist, Ronny Huybrechts, Benito van de Pas and Jules van Dongen all aiming for a spot in the Final Stage. Follow along on our Live Blog below.
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PDC European Q-School Stage 1A Day One
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Patrick Peters - | - Niklas Rasch
Rainer Sturm - | - Gijsbert Van Malsen
Brian Raman - | - Andreas Winterling
Stefan Bellmont - | - Marc Dworczak
Michael Ladefoged - | - Martijn Verdaasdonk
Michael Ostrode - | - David Schlichting
Franz Roetzsch - | - Roy van de Griendt
Maikel Verberk - | - Enrico Roessing
Martin Benka - | - Joshua Hermann
Steve Wollener - | - Alexander Klein
Roland Meier - | - Jens Ziegler
Michael Seemann - | - Marcel Erba
Jules van Dongen - | - Thomas Kohlmann
Baran Oezdemir - | - Claudio Donno
Maikel Mossou - | - Thomas Stampfer
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Jerry Hendriks - | - Patrick Opbroek
Gian van Veen - | - Bart Van Bogaert
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Marcel Zwally - | - Vladimir Andersen
Jimmy van Schie - | - Marcel Althaus
Igor Perak - | - Christian Seegatz
Jani Keskinarkaus - | -
Roger Hertig - | - Jan de Weerdt
Philip Van Gasse - | - Rene Eidams
Pierre Finck - | - Loris Schaub
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Andy Bless - | - Olaf Thies
Jeroen Mioch - | - Chris Landman
Michael Hahn - | - Philipp Hopf
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Jacques Labre - | - Karsten Koch
Jamie Lawrence - | - Christopher Lindl
Lars Ruschewski - | - Sergio Krassen
Mathieu De Loos - | -
Matthias Grube - | - Kevin Luhr
Swen Seifert - | - Bent Lambertsen
Malte Schleinitz - | - Alexandre Antunes
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Lars Adam - | - Andrew Beeton
Remo Mandiau - | - Niels-Joergen Hansen
Kristiaan de Boer - | - Kevin Schal
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Kevin Costantini - | - Claus Dieter Tauscher
Danny Tessmann - | - Ronny Huybrechts
Stefan Schiegg - | - Mike Poge
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Robin Smees - | - Luke Tucker
Andreas Harrysson - | - Sven van Dun
Karl Cron - | - Eric Boyer
Marco Jansen - | -
Christian Reiter - | - Karsten Kornath
Niko Springer - | - Dustin Straver
Marco Obst - | - Arjan Konterman
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Arsen Ballaj - | - Christopher Scholl
Dennie Olde Kalter - | - Martijn Dragt
Carlo van Peer - | - Roland Hol
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Wojciech Brulinski - | - Dennis Verhaegen
Jeremy van der Winkel - | - Danny Jansen
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Pavel Jirkal - | - Alexander Elia
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Patrik Kovacs - | - Tobias Hoentsch
Nicklas Rudi - | - Gillian Koehoorn
Christian Kist - | - Benito van de Pas
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Jan Trappmann - | - Christian Till
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