After two days of the First Stage of European Q-School, Dutchman Jamie Lawrence leads the Order of Merit with seven points with Roemer Mooijman in second also on seven.
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Daniel Klose, Jeffrey Sparidaans, Davyd Venken, Danny Tessmann and Markus Kessler are all just a point behind the leaders whilst more familiar names such as Jelle Klaasen Toni Alcinas and Diogo Portela all sit further back on four ponts.
Spots for the final phase can be achieved by reaching the last eight on one of the three match days (9-11 January). Should that fail, players must ensure that as many games as possible are won.
Each win in a full round (without byes) earns one point. Via the European Q-School Order of Merit of the first phase, 89 players advance to the final phase. Only during the final stage will the available PDC Tour Cards actually be distributed.
European Q-School Order of Merit after second day (First Stage)
Rank - Name - Points
1 Jamie Lawrence 7
2 Roemer Mooijman 7
3 Daniel Klose 6
4 Jeffrey Sparidaans 6
5 Davyd Venken 6
6 Danny Tessmann 6
7 Markus Kessler 6
8 Lukas Wenig 5
9 Jacob Taylor 5
10 Alexander Masek 5
11 Stefan Nilles 5
12 Michele Turetta 5
13 Marcel Hausotter 5
14 Jelle Klaasen 4
15 Jeroen Mioch 4
16 Oliver Mueller 4
17 Marcel Walpen 4
18 Stefaan Henderyck 4
19 Marc Vleghert 4
20 Benjamin Freudenreich 4
21 Nico Riehle 4
22 Toni Alcinas 4
23 Diogo Portela 4
24 Owen Roelofs 4
25 Paavo Myller 4
25 Kevin Van Wauwe 4
27 Ricardo Perez 4
28 Jordy Van den Broek 4
29 Francois Schweyen 4
30 Ryan De Vreede 4
31 José Marquês 3
32 Pascal Rupprecht 3
33 Gilbert van der Meijden 3
34 Jeremy van der Winkel 3
35 Remo Mandiau 3
36 Patrick Maat 3
37 Julio Barbero Gonzalez 3
37 Neven Resetar 3
39 Marco Grafweg 3
39 Marcel Hoentsch 3
41 Marcel Gerdon 3
42 Jeroen Caron 3
43 Nico Kurz 3
44 Felix Schiertz 3
45 Gabriel Rollo 3
45 Fabian Stuetz 3
47 Ronny Huybrechts 3
48 Jody Tobback 3
49 Dennie Olde Kalter 3
50 Christopher Toonders 3
51 Vinay Ramnath 3
52 Steven Morrison 3
53 Moreno Blom 3
53 Patrick Ploetz 3
55 Larry Butler 3
56 Benjamin Pratnemer 3
57 Yoshihisa Baba 3
58 Bram van Dijk 3
59 Patrick van den Boogaard 3
60 Arno Looijen 3
61 Luc Snels 3
62 Cedric Coryn 3
63 Marcel Gugger 3
64 Rainer Sturm 3
65 Derk Telnekes 2
66 Steffen Siepmann 2
67 Teemu Harju 2
68 Dragutin Horvat 2
68 Lorenzo Van den troost 2
70 Sergio Krassen 2
70 Jamai van den Herik 2
72 David Pisek 2
73 John Desreumaux 2
74 El Abbas El Amri 2
75 Jonas Masalin 2
76 Andrew Beeton 2
77 Vitezslav Sedlak 2
78 Paulo Ferreira 2
79 Filip Sebesta 2
80 Filip Prochazka 2
81 Sascha Hertrich 2
82 Mats Gies 2
83 Dragan Simic 2
84 Jesus Noguera 2
85 Wesley Smit 2
86 Joaquim Goncalves 2
87 Matteo Ognibeni 2
88 Vincent Van der Meer 2
89 Jiri Brejcha 2
90 Sebastian Steyer 2
91 Simon Trommler 2
92 Dustin Straver 2
93 Marco Obst 2
94 Marc Petermann 2
95 Cedric Waegemans 2
96 Yasa Guener 2
97 Pierre Finck 2
98 Marco Verhofstad 2
99 Jeffrey De Graaf 2
100 Rene Eidams 2
101 Marko Bok 2
101 Jan de Weerdt 2
103 Tobias Cyffka 2
104 Manuel de Vreede 2
105 Peter Strbik 2
106 Wouter Vanrolleghem 2
107 Jim Widmayer 1
108 Gino Vos 1
109 Daan Bastiaansen 1
109 Werner Tiest 1
111 Marko Puls 1
112 Jan Hlavácek 1
112 Patrick Tringler 1
114 Andreas Toft Jorgensen 1
115 Dennis Akhtar 1
116 David Schlichting 1
117 Michael Pausch 1
118 Nicolas Joannidis 1
118 Kevin Rothweiler 1
120 Laimis Zubavicius 1
121 Michael Hurtz 1
122 Franz Roetzsch 1
123 Wesley Plaisier 1
124 Rene Groteloh 1
124 Martin Kramer 1
126 Alexandre Antunes 1
127 Alex Spellman 1
128 Ivo Furer 1
128 Heikki Hyvonen 1
130 Matthías Orn Frioriksson 1
130 Loek van den Berg 1
130 Philip Van Gasse 1
133 Andreas Grenz 1
134 Pavel Jirkal 1
135 Philipp Schweder 1
136 Thomas Luksch(Schierling) 1
137 Michael Plooy 1
138 Fabian Schmutzler 1
139 Dennis van der Ende 1
140 Jonas Aplowski 1
141 Miroslaw Grudziecki 1
142 Fabian Bihl 1
142 Torbjorn Gustafsson 1
142 Kevin Luhr 1
142 Patrick Obermanns 1
146 Martijn Dragt 1
146 Pascal Hartung 1
148 Roman Benecky 1
149 Kevin Blomme 1
149 René Faath 1
151 Sander van Ockenburg - Zwaan 1
152 Kevin Costantini 1
152 Falco Hux 1
152 Kevin Kollmann 1
155 Jean-Pierre de Jonghe 1
155 Giuseppe Di Rocco 1
157 Timo Straube 1
158 Sven Hofmann 1
159 Leon Remde 1
160 Tom Hammermeister 1
161 Niklas Brackelmann 1
162 Wesley Holtrop 1
162 Lukas Sekinger 1
164 Armin Glanzer 1
164 Kevin Verbakel 1
166 Justin Heiliger 1
167 Joshua Hermann 1
168 Dennis Brock 1
169 Manuel Gutjahr 1
170 Michal Janco 1
171 Jens Ziegler 1
172 Ronald Balfoort 1
172 Steven Paesschesoone 1
174 Udo Lercher 1
175 Pascal Devroey 1
176 Niels Alblas 1
176 Gianluca Esser 1
176 Mika Flueckiger 1
176 Karl Jonsson 1
180 Dawid Herberg 1
181 Steven Marckowiak 1
182 Niklas Engelbrecht 1
183 Christian Schmidt 1
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