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Haupai Puha and Ben Robb capture titles at Pro Tour weekend on DPNZ Tour
PDCTuesday, 10 September 2024 at 14:30
Haupai Puha and Ben Robb won the titles at the fifth tournament weekend of the DPNZ Pro Tour in Wellington last weekend. For Robb, it also meant that he regained first place on the DPNZ Order of Merit.
Puha, who also holds a PDC Tour Card, easily got through the group phase at DPNZ Pro Tour 9, including a whitewash victory over Tyler Jones with an average of 103.66. The 39-year-old darter then also won over Nicole, Jamie Roberts and Daniel Snookes for a spot in the semifinals. In the last four, Puha triumphed 6-4 against John Hurring before being too strong 7-2 to Tukina Weko in the final.
The tenth tournament of the DPNZ Tour was a triumph for Robb. 'Big Rig' took the win in all his four group matches and easily qualified for the knockout phase.
This was followed by victories over Jaymie Hilton-Jones (5-2) and Craig Caldwell (6-4) for a final place. In the final, Rob led 3-0 and 5-3 against Kayden Milne, but the latter came back to 5-5. Robb then went on to win 7-5.
This title puts Robb back at the top of the DPNZ Tour Order of Merit. On Oct. 5 and 6, the final two tournaments of the DPNZ season will be played in Hamilton.
Results DPNZ Pro Tour 9
Quarterfinals
Stu Irwin 5-4 Josh Walters
Tukina Weko 5-4 Mark Cleaver
Haupai Puha 5-3 Daniel Snookes
John Hurring 5-2 Haunui Hira
Semi-final
Tukina Weko 6-5 Stu Irwin
Haupai Puha 6-4 John Hurring
Final
Haupai Puha 7-2 Tukina Weko
Results DPNZ Pro Tour 10
Quarterfinals
Ben Robb 5-2 Jaymie Hilton-Jones
Craig Caldwell 5-0 Sam Laing
Haupai Puha 5-4 John Hurring
Kayden Milne 5-4 Josh Walters
Semi-final
Ben Robb 6-4 Craig Caldwell
Kayden Milne 6-3 Haupai Puha
Final
Ben Robb 7-5 Kayden Milne
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