Draw released for PDC Challenge Tour Event 14 including Sherrock, Henderson, Mitchell, Hopp and Van Peer
PDCThe draw has been confirmed for the final tournament of the weekend on the PDC Challenge Tour with Event 14 set to come up on Sunday morning.
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Berry van Peer has utterly dominated this weekend with three out of four events won to add to one earlier in the season.
Only Wayne Jones has won a title other than Van Peer this weekend.
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Others involved this weekend include Max Hopp, Fallon Sherrock, John Henderson, and Scott Mitchell.
On this tour, reserve spots for the Pro Tour 2023 and Tour Cards for 2024 and 2025 can be earned. The highest-placed players on the PDC Challenge Tour Order of Merit qualify for the reserve spots on the Players Championships.
Draw PDC Challenge Tour 14
Last 512
James Green - | - Adam Mould
James Hurrell - | - Vitezslav Sedlak
Last 256
William Borland - | - Rob Holroyd
Benjamin Johnson - | - Coby Jones-Swanson
Steve Earley - | - Ryan O'Connor
Nathan Potter - | - Petros Christodoulou
Christian Kist - | - Martin Grearson
Andy Jenkins - | - Alexander Elia
Darren Brown - | - Mohamed Daniel Shorbaji
Reece Colley - | - Stu Wilson
Jake Carter - | - Cam Crabtree
Max Baulcomb - | - Jimmy van Schie
Andy Boulton - | - Callum Francis
Jimmy McKirdy - | - Scott Mitchell
Roy van de Griendt - | - Berry van Peer
Jeremy van der Winkel - | - Ben Quenby
Paul Milford - | - Carl Sneyd
Stephen Rosney - | - Carl Beattie
Michael Rasztovits - | - Billy Fogarty
Darryl Pilgrim - | - Shaun Carroll
Wayne Morgan - | - Scott Campbell
Lee Williams - | - Roemer Mooijman
Gary Butcher - | - Ciaran Teehan
Michael Barnard - | - Jitse Van der Wal
Colin Osborne - | - Shaun Moughtin
Dragutin Horvat - | - Philip Van Gasse
Josh Church - | - Shane McGuirk
Coni Singh Nagi - | - Josh Newton
Thibault Tricole - | - Hans Achten
Ian Jones - | - Marcel Walpen
Charlie Martin - | - Sean Ryan
Geoffrey Murray - | - James Bishop
Steven Kirkham - | - Mark McGeeney
Scott Marsh - | - Darren Williams
Alexander Merkx - | - Derek Maclean
Jake Jones - | - David Evans
Martin Plant - | - Chris Hogg
Phil Coward - | - Christopher Wickenden
Grant Brown
Wes Newton - | - James Betts
Peter Burgoyne - | - Marcel Erba
Brett Claydon - | - Kirsty Chubb
Ben Adams - | - Luke Smith
Tommy Morris - | - Gary Stafford
Bruce Troup - | - Lukas Wenig
Maikel Kustermans - | - Ray Marshall
Bodien Fogarty - | - Nathan Girvan
Franz Roetzsch - | - Chris Fowler
Robert Nelson - | Jack Vincent
Dale Gadsby - | - Paul Rowley
Rene Eidams - | - Matt Padgett
Steven Inkpen - | - Gary Blades
Ryan Furness - | - Danny Lauby
Jenson Walker - | - Lee Grace
Brian Woods - | - Michael Poole
Tom Baughan - | - Peter Hudson
David Schlichting - | - Davy Robijns
Alan Tabern - | - Ryan Palmer
James Parkin - | - Jim Moston
Joshua Richardson - | - Wesley Plaisier
Paul Anderson - | - David Wawrzewski
Joe Usher - | - Darren O'Neill
Lee Cocks - | - Dan Galloway
Wallid Shorbaji - | - Scott Artiss
Steven Beasley - | - Ron Meulenkamp
Adam Atkinson - | -
Darren Armstrong - | - Ryan Lowndes
Lee Andrews - | - Shane Price
Dom Taylor - | - Karl Coleman
Robert Thompson - | - Robert Grundy
Daniel Ayres - | - Henry Coates
Dennie Olde Kalter - | - Chris Hurds
Marcel Althaus - | - Carlo van Peer
Adrian Gray - | - Nick Cocks
Christopher Holt - | - Andrew Beeton
Vinay Ramnath - | - Jarred Cole
Ian Mackenzie - | - Eddie Lovely
Jason Wilson - | - Kevin Mills
Jeroen Caron - | - Conan Whitehead
Charlie Symons - | - Liam Fowkes
Remo Mandiau - | - Alan Norris
Robert Rickwood - | - David Ladley
John Henderson - | - Ryan Hogarth
Joshua Burksfield - | - Martyn Moore
Lee Barrow - | - Jonathan Kavanagh
Jordy Van den Broek - | - Jeremy Fagg
Michael Stoeten - | - Ricardo Perez
Jelle Klaasen - | - Michael Baker
Steve Hine - | - Steven Harbert
Gareth Johnston - | - Prakash Jiwa
Sam Hoddinott - | - Justin Smith
Dan Read - | - Conor Heneghan
Niall Culleton - | - Chas Barstow
Alex Clyburn - | - Scott Baker
Jarrad Thomas - | - Luke Hardy
Jamie Durrant - | - Daniel Day
Moritz Richter - | - Kevin Bambrick
Michael Flynn - | - Adam Jenkinson
Jeroen Mioch - | - John Cook
John Burgess - | - Chris Landman
Jacob Gwynne - | - Patrick Heitmueller
Jack Main - | - Matthew Dennant
Mark Sadler - | - Martijn Dragt
Lewis Pride - | - Ashley Coleman
Sergio Scratches - | - Shaun Fox
Sean Fisher - | - Graham Rackstraw
Matt Caste - | - Owen Bates
Rohit Rabadia - | - Nico Plovier
Paul Grisedale - | - Mike Warburton
Andy Hamilton - | - Max Hopp
Tony Procter - | - James Howard Hughes
Moreno Blom - | - Bhav Patel
Fallon Sherrock - | - Joe Croft
Neil Parry - | - Adam Hunt
Kevin Lane - | - Patrick Lynskey
Patrick Peters - | - Derek Grazier
Harry Ward - | - David Rosi
Adam Lipscombe - | - Romeo Grbavac
Peter Jacques - | - Rachel Brooks
Andrew Steed - | - Gary Jackson
Owen Maiden - | - Jim McEwan
Nicky Denoon - | - Steve Haggerty
Aaron Dwyer - | - Thomas Lovely
Alex Spellman - | - Wayne Jones
James Richardson - | - Dylan Dowling
Keelan Kay - | - Andrew Hyland
Gilbert van der Meijden - | - Jason Heaver
Arjan Konterman - | - David Sumner
Alex Chubb - | - Lee Budgen
Tom Lonsdale - | -

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