The final stage of the European Q-School will be played from February 14-17. Players can earn Tour Cards for the PDC circuit during this four-day event. This can be done by winning one of the four tournaments or through the EU Q-School Final Stage Order of Merit.
This ranking is a backdoor for players who just fell short of winning one of the tournaments, but have consistently achieved good results in four days. The eight best players in this ranking after four days will also receive a PDC Tour Card for the 2021-22 seasons.
The ranking is led by Geert Nentjes after the opening day in Niedernhausen, as the Dutchman lost in the first final to Geert de Vos. However he earned five points for the ranking with reaching the final.
Semi-finalists Martin Schindler and Lorenzo Pronk follow with four points, while Mario Vandenbogaerde, Wesley Plaisier, Richard Veenstra and Zoran Lerchbacher are on three points. Five-time world champion Raymond van Barneveld lost to Schindler in the last sixteen on Sunday and currently has two points.
EU Q-School Final Stage Order of Merit
Rank - Name - Points - Leg +/- (source dartsrankings.com)
1 Geert Nentjes 5 +13
2 Martin Schindler 4 +8
3 Lorenzo Pronk 4 +6
4 Mario Vandenbogaerde 3 +11
5 Wesley Plaisier 3 +8
6 Richard Veenstra 3 +8
7 Zoran Lerchbacher 3 +6
8 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 2 +6
9 Raymond van Barneveld 2 +5
10 Adam Gawlas 2 +4
11 Jan Dekker 2 +3
12 Robert Marijanovic 2 +3
13 Toni Alcinas 2 +1
13 Ryan De Vreede 2 +1
15 Michael Unterbuchner 2 0
16 Robbie Knops 1 +4
17 Kai Gotthardt 1 +1
18 Niels Zonneveld 1 +1
19 Claus Bendix Nielsen 1 +1
20 Pero Ljubic 1 0
21 Patrick van den Boogaard 1 0
22 Florian Hempel 1 0
22 Ricardo Pietreczko 1 0
24 Michael Rasztovits 1 -1
25 Maikel Venema 1 -1
26 Steven Noster 1 -1
27 Gino Vos 1 -2
28 Franz Roetzsch 1 -2
29 Daniele Petri 1 -3
29 Danny van Trijp 1 -3
31 Maikel Verberk 1 -5
32 Arsen Ballaj 0 0
32 Mindaugas Barauskas 0 0
32 Andrew Beeton 0 0
32 Stefan Bellmont 0 0
32 Kevin Blomme 0 0
32 Eric Boyer 0 0
32 Jiri Brejcha 0 0
32 Christian Bunse 0 0
32 Kevin Costantini 0 0
32 Jeffrey De Graaf 0 0
32 Jandirk de Groot 0 0
32 Kevin Doets 0 0
32 Martijn Dragt 0 0
32 Rene Eidams 0 0
32 El Abbas El Amri 0 0
32 Sven Fiedler 0 0
32 Levy Frauenfelder 0 0
32 Dominique Goldberg 0 0
32 Toon Greebe 0 0
32 Michael Hausler 0 0
32 Jerry Hendriks 0 0
32 Sven Hilling 0 0
32 Roland Hol 0 0
32 Dragutin Horvat 0 0
32 Christian Jentschke 0 0
32 Andreas Toft Jorgensen 0 0
32 Christian Kist 0 0
32 Karsten Koch 0 0
32 Arjan Konterman 0 0
32 Nico Kurz 0 0
32 Chris Landman 0 0
32 Remo Mandiau 0 0
32 Willem Mandigers 0 0
32 Gary Mawson 0 0
32 Erik Meulenmeesters 0 0
32 Daniel Meyer 0 0
32 John Michael 0 0
32 Stefan Nilles 0 0
32 Marco Obst 0 0
32 Luc Peters 0 0
32 Michael Plooy 0 0
32 Ivan Springborg Poulsen 0 0
32 Davy Proosten 0 0
32 Rowby-John Rodriguez 0 0
32 Nico Schlund 0 0
32 Michael Seemann 0 0
32 Michal Smejda 0 0
32 Niko Springer 0 0
32 Sebastian Steyer 0 0
32 Michael Stoeten 0 0
32 Veniamin Symeonidis 0 0
32 Stefan Taferner 0 0
32 Laurent Toussaint 0 0
32 Patrick Tringler 0 0
32 Egor Tvorogov 0 0
32 Jeffrey Van Egdom 0 0
32 Eimardo Van Engelen 0 0
32 Philip Van Gasse 0 0
32 Mikel van Maastrigt 0 0
32 Gijsbert Van malsen 0 0
32 Gian van Veen 0 0
32 Davyd Venken 0 0
32 Rients Visser 0 0
32 Steve Wollener 0 0
96 Moreno Blom 0 -1
96 Thomas Junghans 0 -1
96 Jens Ziegler 0 -1
99 Sebastian Bialecki 0 -2
99 Leonard Gates 0 -2
99 Marcel Gerdon 0 -2
99 Marko Kantele 0 -2
99 Gillian Koehoorn 0 -2
99 Jeroen Mioch 0 -2
99 Sebastian Pohl 0 -2
99 Owen Roelofs 0 -2
99 Benito van de Pas 0 -2
99 Veijo Viinikka 0 -2
99 Lukas Wenig 0 -2
110 Matt Campbell 0 -3
110 Jimmy Hendriks 0 -3
110 Ronny Huybrechts 0 -3
110 José Justicia 0 -3
110 Sergio Krassen 0 -3
110 Brian Raman 0 -3
110 Thibault Tricole 0 -3
110 Jeremy van der Winkel 0 -3
118 Johan Engstrom 0 -4
118 Damian Mol 0 -4
118 Kenny Neyens 0 -4
118 Kay Smeets 0 -4
118 Jitse Van der Wal 0 -4
123 Patrick Bulen 0 -5
123 Jaimy van de Weerd 0 -5
123 Vincent Van der Meer 0 -5
126 Boris Koltsov 0 -6
126 Patrik Kovacs 0 -6
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