Field of 128 participants playing for Tour Cards in Final Stage at PDC European Q-School confirmed

The 109 players who have qualified through the first stage of the European Q-School for the final stage are confirmed. They will be joined by the nineteen players who were automatically qualified for the final stage. From Wednesday till Saturday, 128 players will battle for the fifteen available Tour Cards.

The four day winners get a Tour Card. Besides that, a ranking will be made based on points that can be gained by winning matches. Through that ranking another eleven players will get a PDC Tour Card for 2022 and 2023.

Jelle Klaasen, Derk Telnekes, Cristo Reyes, Kevin Doets, Jurjen van der Velde, Rowby-John Rodriguez, Toni Alcinas, Kenny Neyens and Luc Peters are among the players who did not have to play the last few days and were able to save energy towards the final stage.

The likes of Mario Vandenbogaerde, Damian Mol, Wesley Plaisier, Ryan de Vreede, Chris Landman, Martijn Dragt, Arjan Konterman, Danny Jansen, Vincent van der Meer and Patrick van den Boogaard came through the qualifiers during the first three days.

The field of participants is completed with 86 players through the ranking. This group include Ronny Huybrechts, Jules van Dongen, Nico Kurz, Willem Mandigers, Owen Roelofs, Jerry Hendriks, Danny van Trijp, Christian Kist and Benito van de Pas.

European Qualifying School Final Stage Field

Players exempt to Final Stage

Players who lost PDC Tour Card: Karel Sedlacek, Jelle Klaasen, Derk Telnekes, Krzysztof Kciuk, Jesus Noguera, Steffen Siepmann, Harald Leitinger, Cristo Reyes

Players 2-8 from 2021 European Development Tour OOM: Fabian Schmutzler, Sebastian Bialecki, Jurjen van der Velde, Niko Springer, Kevin Doets

Players 2-8 from 2021 European Challenge Tour OOM: Steven Noster, Rowby-John Rodriguez, Jose Justicia, Toni Alcinas, Kenny Neyens, Luc Peters

First Stage Qualifiers

Automatic Qualifiers from First Stage: Mario Vandenbogaerde, Stefan Bellmont, Andreas Harrysson, Damian Mol, Thibault Tricole, Daniel Klose, Wesley Plaisier, Ricardo Pietreczko, Jens Ziegler, Bent Lambertsen, Lukas Wenig, Dragutin Horvat, Ryan De Vreede, Paulo Ferreira, Kai Gotthardt, Mario Schulze, Tony Martinez, Martijn Dragt, Danny Jansen, Arjan Konterman, Chris Landman, Michael Rasztovits, Andreas Toft Jorgensen, Vincent van der Meer, Patrick van den Boogaard

Order of Merit Qualifiers from First Stage: Johan Engstrom, Alexander Merkx, Jimmy Hendriks, Maikel Verberk, Ronny Huybrechts, Radek Szaganski, Jeremy van der Winkel, Erik Tautfest, Jan de Weerdt, Gillian Koehoorn, Jules van Dongen, Jani Keskinarkaus, Mario Schulze, Vladimir Andersen, Kevin Blomme, Nico Kurz, Robin Beger, Michael Hurtz, Tomas Houdek, Max de Jong, Willem Mandigers, Owen Roelofs, Tobias Scheifl, Franz Roetzsch, Markus Kessler, Jose Marques, Patrik Kovacs, Perry Noordermeer, Danny van Trijp, Andrew Beeton, Jamai van den Herik, Roxy-James Rodriguez, Kristiaan de Boer, Jacques Labre, Wouter Vaes, Davy Proosten, Pero Ljubic, Andreas Winterling, Jeroen Mioch, Stefan Schroder, Fabian Maier, Patrick Peters, Davyd Venken, Francois Schweyen, Robbie Knops, Mindaugas Barauskas, Sebastian Steyer, Christian Schmidt, Barry Zander, Tomas Hajek, Stephan Griese, Patrick Maat, Frank Peters, Brian Raman, Roy van de Griendt, Nauris Gleglu, Michael Ringoet, Tom Heldt, Jerry Hendriks, Niels Heinsoe, Thomas Klausmayer, Carlo van Peer, Christian Kist, Donnie Olde Kalter, Jamie Lawrence, Fabian Stutz, Remo Mandiau, Maikel Mossou, Patrick Bulen, Gian van Veen, Benito van de Pas, Michael Ostrode, Roemer Mooijman, Gijsbert Van Malsen, Veysal Ozdemir, Stefaan Henderyck, Pavel Jirkal, Daniel Vogt, Swen Seifert, Andy Bless, Rene Eidams, Alex Flohr, Sebastian Keine, Danny Tessmann, Christian Reiter, Robin Radloff