🏅 World Youth Championship | Full Field The 32 players for the PDC World Youth Championship are now known. Who will win the title next sunday?
On Sunday 28 November, 32 players will compete for the World Youth Championship which will all be played on one day.
Tour Card holders including Callan Rydz, Ted Evetts, defending champion Bradley Brooks and Keane Barry are among those with automatic invites.
While the top eight of the UK Development Tour and EU Development Tour also received an invite. This includes Nathan Rafferty, Keelan Kay, Dom Taylor, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez, Fabian Schmutzler and Kevin Doets among others.
As well as that, various International Qualifiers were confirmed including Owen Roelofs and Lee Lok Yin among others.
The tournament starts on Sunday morning with a group stage, in which the players are divided into eight groups. The top two players from each group advance to the knockout stage. The final is traditionally played between the semi-finals and the final of the Players Championship Finals, which also take place in Minehead.
Tour Card Holders
Callan Rydz
Ted Evetts
Bradley Brooks
Keane Barry
Ciaran Teehan
Lewis Williams
Adam Gawlas
Niels Zonneveld
Geert Nentjes
John Brown
UK Development Tour
Nathan Rafferty
Keelan Kay
Dom Taylor
Reece Colley
Liam Meek
Jarred Cole
Cameron Anderson
Joshua Richardson
Lewis Pride
EU Development Tour
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Fabian Schmutzler
Sebastian Bialecki
Jurjen van der Velde
Niko Springer
Kevin Doets
Nico Kurz
Maikel Verberk
International Qualifiers
Shusaku Nakamura
Lee Lok Yin
Owen Roelofs
Victor Manuel Rodriguez
Tobias Fischer
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