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This past weekend saw Tour Cards handed out for the JDC's Advanced Tour as their events restarted at Oaklands in Cinderford.
This event gave 11 out with Connor Hopkins, Tavis Dudeney, Mitchell Elliot Bailey, Jenson Walker, Ronnie Woodman, Archie Self, Thomas Banks, Tinus van Tiel, Cole Davey, Sean McKeon and Jacob Hibbert claiming them.
They will join the 21 players from the 2020 Tour in a 32 player, 12 event tour for the JDC Junior World Championship in Gibraltar later this year.
Players who do not win a place on the Advanced Tour will be able to play on the JDC Foundation Tour. The four best players from this tour will receive an Advanced Tour Card for 2022.
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Oct 20, 22:28
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