Jenkins edges out Koltsov to win Challenge Tour 12 to end weekend in Peterborough
PDCSunday, 14 July 2019 at 20:06
Andy Jenkins has finished a brilliant weekend by claiming victory at Challenge Tour 12 in Peterborough. He edged out the very in-form Boris Koltsov 5-4 in the final.
Jenkins saw off the likes of Simon Preston and Justin Smith while Koltsov also had a tough route through seeing off Colin Osbourne and Jesus Noguera who won last time out on the Challenge Tour but his charge was halted by the experienced Hampshire ace.
He adds to the nine-dart finish he also hit this weekend which in the process broke the record for the amount of perfect legs that have been hit in a year.
The other winners this weekend were Cody Harris, Nick Fullwell and Berry van Peer in another weekend that didn't really see one player really dominate proceedings.
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Quarter-Finals
Andy Jenkins 5 | 1 Simon Preston
Justin Smith 5 | 3 Michael Rasztovits
Boris Koltsov 5 | 0 Colin Osborne
Jesus Noguera 5 | 2 Christian Goedl
Andy Jenkins 5 | 1 Simon Preston
Justin Smith 5 | 3 Michael Rasztovits
Boris Koltsov 5 | 0 Colin Osborne
Jesus Noguera 5 | 2 Christian Goedl
Semi-Finals
Andy Jenkins 5 | 4 Justin Smith
Boris Koltsov 5 | 2 Jesus Noguera
Andy Jenkins 5 | 4 Justin Smith
Boris Koltsov 5 | 2 Jesus Noguera
Final
Andy Jenkins 5 | 4 Boris Koltsov
Andy Jenkins 5 | 4 Boris Koltsov
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