Kim Huybrechts seals qualification double as Ricky Evans, Alan Soutar and Brendan Dolan also claim European Darts Open spots
PDCTaking place between May 30 - June 1, the European Darts Open in Leverkusen has eight more players confirmed after the Tour Card Holder Qualifier concluded on Wednesday afternoon.
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Niko Springer, Lukas Wenig, Kim Huybrechts and Mickey Mansell have completed a qualification double in Hildesheim this afternoon.
They'll be joined at the European Darts Open by Brendan Dolan, Richard Veenstra, Bradley Brooks, Darryl Pilgrim, Ricky Evans and Alan Soutar.
32 players are already qualified for the European Darts Open in Leverkusen (May 30 to June 1). Among others, Michael van Gerwen Luke Humphries, Stephen Bunting, Rob Cross, Nathan Aspinall, James Wade, Peter Wright, Gary Anderson, Ross Smith and Dave Chisnall don't have to play in this tournament.
The list of participants at the Tour Card qualifying tournament include Krzysztof Ratajski, Ian White, Scott Williams, Ricky Evans, and Kim Huybrechts.
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Results ET08 Tour Card Holder Qualifier
Final round
Lukas Wenig (90.21) 6 | 5 (89.10) Mario Vandenbogaerde
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Brendan Dolan (92.67) 6 | 5 (94.79) Karel Sedlacek
Richard Veenstra (96.72) 6 | 3 (88.78) Adam Warner
Bradley Brooks (90.55) 6 | 2 (83.86) Nick Kenny
Niko Springer (92.95) 6 | 3 (85.83) Matt Campbell
Darryl Pilgrim (88.12) 6 | 5 (94.89) Adam Lipscombe
Mickey Mansell (91.10) 6 | 1 (87.88) Mensur Suljovic
Ricky Evans (95.04) 6 | 3 (94.68) Jelle Klaasen
Alan Soutar (93.24) 6 | 5 (88.51) William O'Connor
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Kim Huybrechts (85.98) 6 | 2 (84.30) Patrick Geeraets
Last 40
Lukas Wenig (94.13) 6 | 3 (91.50) Andy Boulton
Mario Vandenbogaerde (91.42) 6 | 4 (85.35) Sebastian Bialecki
Brendan Dolan (94.67) 6 | 2 (88.09) Jeffrey De Graaf
Karel Sedlacek (95.37) 6 | 5 (95.35) Rob Owen
Richard Veenstra (89.09) 6 | 3 (90.13) Scott Williams
Adam Warner (86.51) 6 | 3 (84.34) Dylan Slevin
Bradley Brooks (100.92) 6 | 4 (91.65) Martin Lukeman
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Nick Kenny (87.58) 6 | 5 (91.13) Radek Szaganski
Matt Campbell (98.90) 6 | 4 (97.99) Gabriel Clemens
Niko Springer (95.33) 6 | 4 (86.46) George Killington
Adam Lipscombe (81.34) 6 | 5 (83.37) Kevin Doets
Darryl Pilgrim (94.80) 6 | 4 (90.97) Adam Hunt
Mickey Mansell (100.92) 6 | 4 (97.14) Tom Bissell
Mensur Suljovic (91.95) 6 | 5 (90.89) Maximilian Czerwinski
Ricky Evans (89.85) 6 | 5 (86.35) James Hurrell
Jelle Klaasen (94.04) 6 | 4 (88.95) Greg Ritchie
William O'Connor (90.80) 6 | 2 (83.51) Chris Landman
Alan Soutar (94.55) 6 | 1 (80.67) Thomas Lovely
Kim Huybrechts (85.20) 6 | 5 (90.51) Martijn Dragt
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Patrick Geeraets (92.96) 6 | 4 (81.64) Rhys Griffin
Last 80
Andy Boulton (94.60) 6 | 3 (95.84) Krzysztof Ratajski
Lukas Wenig (95.16) 6 | 3 (81.27) Stephen Burton
Mario Vandenbogaerde (84.89) 6 | 4 (79.80) Kai Gotthardt
Sebastian Bialecki (81.80) 6 | 5 (83.82) Thibault Tricole
Brendan Dolan (91.17) 6 | 2 (86.49) Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
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Jeffrey De Graaf (83.04) 6 | 2 (81.07) Florian Hempel
Karel Sedlacek (100.23) 6 | 2 (95.20) Dominik Gruellich
Rob Owen (86.56) 6 | 3 (83.37) Matthew Dennant
Scott Williams (91.09) 6 | 0 (76.55) Tytus Kanik
Richard Veenstra (83.96) 6 | 2 (83.28) Keane Barry
Dylan Slevin (89.87) 6 | 5 (89.10) Marvin van Velzen
Adam Warner (86.03) 6 | 2 (80.43) Steve Lennon
Martin Lukeman (94.75) 6 | 4 (90.65) Dennie Olde Kalter
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Bradley Brooks (85.36) 6 | 4 (86.65) Andy Baetens
Nick Kenny (94.79) 6 | 3 (92.33) Darren Beveridge
Radek Szaganski (94.20) 6 | 2 (79.37) William Borland
Gabriel Clemens (91.21) 6 | 3 (86.29) Jose De Sousa
Matt Campbell (82.25) 6 | 5 (88.95) Justin Hood
George Killington (86.35) 6 | 4 (89.53) Viktor Tingstrom
Niko Springer (94.92) 6 | 2 (85.67) Robert Grundy
Kevin Doets (82.64) 6 | 5 (85.82) Max Hopp
Adam Lipscombe (84.05) 6 | 1 (70.10) Wesley Plaisier
Darryl Pilgrim (91.28) 6 | 1 (83.97) Dom Taylor
Adam Hunt (95.66) 6 | 3 (85.77) Nathan Rafferty
Mickey Mansell (96.97) 6 | 0 (82.62) Michele Turetta
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Tom Bissell (87.28) 6 | 3 (83.76) Jim Long
Maximilian Czerwinski (86.55) 6 | 4 (86.93) Connor Scutt
Mensur Suljovic (103.00) 6 | 1 (77.62) Adam Paxton
Ricky Evans (82.73) 6 | 0 (77.64) Maik Kuivenhoven
James Hurrell (90.94) 6 | 1 (82.19) Christian Kist
Greg Ritchie (94.64) 6 | 3 (85.60) Jitse Van der Wal
Jelle Klaasen (95.21) 6 | 1 (86.69) Cor Dekker
William O'Connor (90.50) 6 | 3 (86.68) Oskar Lukasiak
Chris Landman (89.09) 6 | 3 (79.69) Joshua Richardson
Thomas Lovely (85.65) 6 | 4 (78.45) Benjamin Reus
Alan Soutar (95.92) 6 | 5 (89.46) Brett Claydon
Kim Huybrechts (85.78) 6 | 3 (79.75) Leon Weber
Martijn Dragt (101.78) 6 | 4 (102.36) Ian White
Patrick Geeraets (85.81) 6 | 3 (82.09) Danny Lauby
Rhys Griffin (91.34) 6 | 4 (87.08) Cam Crabtree
Last 160
Niko Springer (96.97) 6 | 0 (79.24) Ryan Meikle
Adam Hunt (96.92) 6 | 4 (90.12) Pero Ljubic
Adam Paxton (79.57) 6 | 1 (78.27) Jim Williams
Cor Dekker (86.98) 6 | 4 (82.60) Owen Bates
Alan Soutar (96.97) 6 | 0 (73.43) Stefaan Henderyck
Rhys Griffin (81.63) 6 | 3 (76.62) Tavis Dudeney

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