Entries confirmed for 2023 PDC UK Q-School: Hamilton, Sherrock and Newton in First Stage as Henderson, Brown and Mitchell enter Final Stage
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The entries have been confirmed for 2023 PDC UK Q-School with a total of 27 Tour Cards on offer over Milton Keynes and the parallel EU Q-School in Kalkar.
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The First Stage taking place will see up to 128 players seal their spots in the Final Stage. Among those involved in the opening few days include Fallon Sherrock, Lisa Ashton, Andy Hamilton, Wes Newton and Jamie Lewis.
While in the Final Stage, it is headlined by World Cup champion, John Henderson as well as former World Youth Champion, Keegan Brown and former Lakeside winner, Scott Mitchell.
There will be Tour Cards then available between January 12-15 with each of the daily winners sealing one alongside 19 Tour Cards allocated pro-rata.
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First Stage
UK Qualifying School Entries
Ben Adams
Danny Allen
Paul Allen
Martin Allerton
Paul Anderson
Ryan Anderson
Cameron Anderson
Lee Andrews
Darren Armstrong
Scott Artiss
Gareth Ashley
Lisa Ashton
Adam Atkinson
Daniel Ayres
Scott Baker
Michael Baker
Kevin Bambrick
Michael Barnard
Robert Barrett-Gore
Lee Barrow
Chas Barstow
Owen Bates
Tom Baughan
Max Baulcomb
Dave Bayton
Steven Beasley
Carl Beattie
James Beeton
Leighton Bennett
James Betts
Llew Bevan
Dewi Beynon
Chris Bird
Jack Bishop
James Bishop (Reading)
Gary Blackwood
Gary Blades
Mark Blandford
Kyle Bloomfield
Paul Bordewey
Philip Borthwick
Richard Boucher
Michael Bowden
John Bowles
Adam Bowman
Fred Box
Kieron Bridgwater
Rachel Brooks
Neilie Brouder
Darren Brown
Grant Brown
Stephen Buchan
Will Buckman
Lee Budgen
John Burgess
Michael Burgoine
Pete Burgoyne
Joshua Burksfield
Gary Butcher
Liam Butler
Wayne Butterworth
Scott Campbell
Shaun Carroll
Jake Carter
Jamie Cassidy
Mat Caste
Mark Challenger
Peter Chandler
Wayne Chandley
Petros Christodoulou
Kirsty Chubb
Alex Chubb
Josh Church
Alex Clyburn
Henry Coates
Lee Cocks
Nick Cocks
Karl Coleman
Dennis Coleman
Ashley Coleman
Reece Colley
Robert Collins
Frankie Collopy
Mark Connolly
Luke Constable
John Cook
Macaulay Cook
Phil Coward
Lewis Coyne
Cam Crabtree
Chris Craven
Dylan Crean
Joe Croft
Thomas Cromwell
Sam Cromwell
Jason Cullen
Niall Culleton
Mal Cuming
Henry Cutting
Lewis Dare
Andy Davidson
Ben Davies
Lee Davies
Daniel Day
Matthew Dennant
Nicky Denoon
Steve Dettmer
Lorenzo Deveaux
Thomas Doherty
Dylan Dowling
Dylan Duo
Jamie Durrant
Lee Dutton
Aaron Dwyer
Steve Earley
Nicholas Ellis
Owen Emmett-Bowden
Cory Evans
James Evans-Bradford
Jeremy Fagg
Stephen Fanning
Simon Farley
David Farmer
Sean Fisher
Glenn Fitzpatrick
Billy Fogarty
Bodien Fogarty
Richard Fowkes
Liam Fowkes
Chris Fowler
Shaun Fox
Ian Frame
Wayne France
Callum Francis
Ryan Furness
Carl Gabriel
Dale Gadsby
Peter Gallacher
Liam Gallagher
Craig Galliano
Daniel Galloway
Tom Garfield
Glenn Gibson
Christopher Gilliland
Callum Goffin
Albert Golby
Lee Grace
Adrian Gray
Derek Grazier
Martin Grearson
James Green
Harry Gregory
Paul Grisedale
Robert Grundy
Lewis Gurney
Jacob Gwynne
Steve Haggerty
Graham Hall
Andy Hamilton
Steven Harbert
Luke Hardy
Michael Harries
Ryan Harrington
Lee Harris
Neeman Hasida
Rhys Hayden
Shane Hayward
Justin Hewitt
Paul Higgins
Joe Higgins
Steve Hine
Sam Hoddinott
Ryan Hogarth
Chris Hogg
Rob Holroyd
Justin Hood
Andrew Houghton
Dale Howard
James Howard Hughes
Lee Hunter
Michael Huntley
Chris Hurds
James Hurrell
Andrew Hyland
Steven Inkpen
Gary Jackson
Peter Jacques
Graham Jenkins
Adam Jenkinson
Prakash Jiwa
Benjamin Johnson
Gareth Johnston
Kacey Jones
Wayne Jones
Ian Jones
Coby Jones-Swanson
Jonathan Kavanagh
Keelan Kay
Stuart Kellett
Nick Kenny
Liam Kindlon
Ricky King
Steven Kirkham
David Ladley
David Lammie
Harry Lane
Kevin Lane
Danny Lauby
Alan Lawler
Paul Lawson
Mark Layton
Josh Leadbetter
Andrew Leigh
Kai Fan Leung
Ian Lever
Connor Levett
Jamie Lewis
Adam Lipscombe
Tom Lonsdale
Thomas Lovely
Kevin Lowe
Ryan Lowndes
Patrick Lynskey
Ian Mackenzie
Derek Maclean
Owen Maiden
Scott Marsh
Raymond Marshall
Ricky Martin
Tom Martin
Charlie Martin
Bradley Martin
Christopher Mather
Rei Matsumoto
Callum Matthews
Shaun Matthews
Daniel Maystone
Killian McCormack
Darnell McCrory
Kevin McDine
Shaun McDonald
Mark McGeeney
Shane McGuirk
Jimmy McKirdy
Stephen McNally
Liam Meek
Paul Milford
Kevin Mills
Gavin Millwaters
Paul Mitchell
Arron Monk
Danny Moore
Martyn Moore
Wayne Morgan
Barry Morgan
Tommy Morris
Jim Moston
Shaun Moughtin
Adam Mould
Geoffrey Murray
Ryan Murray
Janis Mustafejevs
Sean Negrette
Robert Nelson
Josh Newton
Wes Newton
Alan Norris
Ryan O'Connor
Darren O'Neill
Jason O’ Donovan
Paul Orchard
Colin Osborne
Matt Padgett
Joey Palfreyman
Lee Palfreyman
Ryan Palmer
James Parkin
Richie Parkin
Neil Parry
Kurt Parry
Bhav Patel
Josh Payne
Christian Perez
Daniel Perry
Elliot Philcox
Darryl Pilgrim
Martin Plant
Jack Pledger
Ian Plumb
Steven Plumstead
Michael Poole
Nathan Potter
Martin Price
Shane Price
Lewis Pride
Cliff Prior
Tony Procter
Chris Quantock
Ben Quenby
Rohitkumar Rabadia
Graham Rackstraw
Todd Rainsley
Dan Read
Tony Richardson
James Richardson
Robert Rickwood
Scott Ridler
Ross Rimmer
Bruno Rios
Greg Ritchie
Mark Robinson
Reece Robinson
Keith Rooney
Stephen Rosney
Paul Rowley
Sean Ryan
Mark Sadler
Pat Scurfield
Craig Searle
Richard Shanklyn
Katie Sheldon
Shane Sheridan
Fallon Sherrock
Coni Singh Nagi
Dylan Slevin
Alec Small
Justin Smith
Thomas Smith
Gordon Daniel Smith
Luke Smith
Daniel James Smith
Alfie Smith
Adam Smith-Neale
Carl Sneyd
Gary Stafford
Andrew Steed
David Sumner
Scott Sutton
Charlie Symons
Alan Tabern
David Taylor
Dom Taylor
Scott Taylor
Ciaran Teehan
Keenan Thomas
Kevin Thomas
Jarrad Thomas
Martin Thomas
Robert Thompson
Daniel Todd
Bruce Troup
Danny Trueman
Laura Turner
Graham Usher
Joe Usher
Jack Vincent
Jenson Walker
Jim Walker
Shane Walsh
Scott Walters
Mike Warburton
Harry Ward
Stuart Wares
Adam Warner
Matty Washbrooke
David Wawrzewski
Steve Wells
Ben West
Brandon Western
Luke Wheeler
Conan Whitehead
Mason Whitlock
Robert Whybrew
Christopher Wickenden
Darren Williams
Lee Williams
Patrik Williams
John Williams-Jones
David Wilson
Stu Wilson
Jason Wilson
Terry Winfield
Lorraine Winstanley
Aaron Wood
Brian Woods
Luke Yates
James Young
Final Stage
UK Qualifying School
William Borland
Andy Boulton
Keegan Brown
Stephen Burton
Brett Claydon
Jarred Cole
David Evans
Lee Evans
Michael Flynn
Nathan Girvan
Jason Heaver
John Henderson
Conor Heneghan
Christopher Holt
Peter Hudson
Adam Hunt
Andy Jenkins
Jake Jones
Eddie Lovely
Jack Main
Jim McEwan
Scott Mitchell
David Pallett
Joshua Richardson

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