🔝📊 𝗤-𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟮🇪🇺 107.93 Arihara🇯🇵 101.55 van de Wal🇳🇱 101.15 Meulenkamp🇳🇱 98.96 Tobback🇧🇪 98.88 de Graaf🇸🇪 97.88 Meulenkamp🇳🇱 97.87 Arihara🇯🇵 97.60 Barkhausen🇩🇪 96.65 Unterbuchner🇩🇪 94.68 Maendl-Lawrence🇩🇪 93.98 Bulen🇧🇪 93.94 Krohne🇩🇪 93.52 Grbavac🇭🇷
The second day of the first phase of EU Q-School was completed in Kalkar on Tuesday. In addition to the European players there, players from outside the United Kingdom will also hunt for a Tour Card.
The highest average on the second day was for Ryuta Arihara. The Japanese player beat Jody Tobback in the last 32 with a 5-1 average of 107.93. Arihara then went down 5-4 to Paul Krohne in the last 16, but is almost certain to qualify for the final stage of Q-School;
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In second place of highest averages we find Jitse van der Wal. The Dutchman was 5-0 too strong in his opening match against compatriot Martijn Schoenmakers, achieving 101.55 average. Van der Wal eventually ended his run in the last 32 after a 5-3 defeat to Patrick Tringler.
The top three is completed by Ron Meulenkamp. In the last 64, 'The Bomb' defeated Jiri Brejcha 5-1 with an average of 101.15. Meulenkamp then confirmed that good form by reaching the last eight to secure a spot into the final stage of Q-School.
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- When Littler has at least five ranking Majors he’s in the discussion, until then, forget it.Mysstree14-11-2024
- This is the difference between other players and Phil Taylor. Phil would be completely motivated even before his walk on and didn't need anything else to do so.richieburnettrocks14-11-2024
- Still impressive though. Also literally everyone cares about averages that's what makes darts fascinating.medinabello14-11-2024
- BS he won a Euro Tour during this down period something that not many players can say. Dobey, Noppy, DvD, Ross Smith to name just a few.medinabello14-11-2024
- Maybe the supposed top players are burnt out from the endless travelling and tournaments, I just don't think they have the dedication or outright desire to win. I think they are more interested in the money and being popular, just keeping their rankings steady. The only thing that mattered to Phil Taylor was winning, not winning a few games to top up the money pot and seeking the fans attention. Maybe there is too many tournaments now and the enthusiasm is gone. This year especially has seen so many different winners and unexpected draws and line ups.richieburnettrocks14-11-2024