Kuivenhoven, Vandenbogaerde, Van Peer, Bellmont into Quarter-Finals at World Darts Championship qualifier in Kalkar
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The Western European qualifying tournament in Kalkar for the World Darts Championship has progressed to the quarter-finals with eight left vying for a spot.
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Maik Kuivenhoven and Mario Vandenbogaerde are vying for a spot in the final four, while on the same side of the bracket, Jody Tobback and Jimmy van Schie are also facing off.
At the other end of the schedule, Berry van Peer faces off with Jarno Bottenberg. Jurjen van der Velde also still has a chance to participate in the WC. Van der Velde will take on Stefan Bellmont.
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Familiar names such as Jeffrey de Zwaan, Martijn Kleermaker, Jerry Hendriks, Owen Roelofs, Gino Vos, Ronny Huybrechts, Geert Nentjes, Brian Raman, Danny Jansen and Jelle Klaasen were eliminated earlier in the day.
The annual qualifying tournament is dominated by the Dutch and Belgian. Last year was a rare exception, when Thibault Tricole sealed the spot. Also in 2012, it was against the norm with a Spanish winner when Carlos Rodriguez won the qualifier.
Results PDC West Europe World Championship Qualifier
Quarterfinals
Maik Kuivenhoven v Mario Vandenbogaerde
Jody Tobback v Jimmy van Schie
Berry van Peer v Jarno Bottenberg
Jurjen van der Velde v Stefan Bellmont
Last 16
Maik Kuivenhoven (94.45) 6 | 3 (90.99) Marcel Walpen
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Mario Vandenbogaerde (90.04) 6 | 3 (84.49) Martijn Dragt
Jody Tobback (80.05) 6 | 5 (89.04) Jeffrey De Zwaan
Jimmy van Schie (90.32) 6 | 1 (83.56) Stefan Dees
Berry van Peer (90.79) 6 | 5 (89.46) Martijn Kleermaker
Jarno Bottenberg (77.53) 6 | 3 (74.27) Jerry Hendriks
Jurjen van der Velde (89.46) 6 | 4 (82.43) Danny Bosch
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Stefan Bellmont (100.03) 6 | 2 (84.61) Timothy Verbrugghe
Last 32
Marcel Walpen (80.75) 6 | 4 (72.39) Jan Dueckers
Maik Kuivenhoven (95.45) 6 | 5 (92.30) Andy Baetens
Mario Vandenbogaerde (89.43) 6 | 3 (88.29) Maikel Verberk
Martijn Dragt (94.88) 6 | 2 (83.31) Vincent Kamphuis
Jody Tobback (80.21) 6 | 4 (73.57) Arjan Konterman
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Jeffrey De Zwaan (90.93) 6 | 2 (85.58) Richard Wagenaar
Jimmy van Schie (101.33) 6 | 3 (87.31) Owen Roelofs
Stefan Dees (81.86) 6 | 2 (71.59) Stefan Schroder
Martijn Kleermaker (90.27) 6 | 2 (83.45) Gino Vos
Berry van Peer (80.30) 6 | 5 (80.08) Ronny Huybrechts
Jerry Hendriks (83.98) 6 | 3 (81.02) Jordy Van den Broek
Jarno Bottenberg (94.35) 6 | 3 (93.16) Robin Smees
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Danny Bosch (77.24) 6 | 3 (73.66) Roy van de Griendt
Jurjen van der Velde (88.39) 6 | 2 (77.68) Davy Robijns
Stefan Bellmont (92.37) 6 | 2 (82.42) Bert De Lange
Timothy Verbrugghe (85.50) 6 | 5 (86.92) Dennie Olde Kalter
Last 64
Jan Dueckers (91.91) 6 | 3 (76.96) Calvin Nicolai
Marcel Walpen (82.01) 6 | 2 (66.15) Hans Achten
Maik Kuivenhoven (89.29) 6 | 0 (74.58) Marcus Kirchmann
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Andy Baetens (87.02) 6 | 4 (84.34) Geert Nentjes
Maikel Verberk (87.43) 6 | 5 (92.81) Brian Raman
Mario Vandenbogaerde (88.39) 6 | 3 (81.42) Davyd Venken
Vincent Kamphuis (75.85) 6 | 2 (65.65) Aaron Winter
Martijn Dragt (80.94) 6 | 3 (81.56) Jimmy Hendriks
Jody Tobback (74.70) 6 | 2 (67.86) Steven Paesschesoone
Arjan Konterman (73.05) 6 | 5 (75.32) Ron Meulenkamp
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Richard Wagenaar (71.61) 6 | 4 (65.90) Viktor Gorbenko
Jeffrey De Zwaan (87.61) 6 | 5 (81.94) Derk Telnekes
Owen Roelofs (92.82) 6 | 4 (87.12) Danny Jansen
Jimmy van Schie (85.49) 6 | 2 (79.48) Jan Zagel
Stefan Schroder (73.61) 6 | 5 (71.48) Alexander Michalczyk
Stefan Dees (81.98) 6 | 2 (78.17) Patrick Geeraets
Martijn Kleermaker (83.91) 6 | 2 (79.70) Jarod Becker
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Gino Vos () W | F () Klaus Bohnes
Berry van Peer (87.12) 6 | 5 (90.86) Jelle Klaasen
Ronny Huybrechts (85.72) 6 | 1 (71.59) Sonny Pronk
Jerry Hendriks (93.70) 6 | 1 (88.27) Moritz Hilger
Jordy Van den Broek (74.51) 6 | 3 (68.34) Fons Hardeman
Robin Smees (69.39) 6 | 4 (68.40) Pascal Devroey
Jarno Bottenberg (78.54) 6 | 2 (69.47) Jan Schlemmer
Danny Bosch (93.93) 6 | 4 (84.85) Robbie Knops
Roy van de Griendt (63.07) 6 | 4 (60.79) Cedrik Gartz
Davy Robijns (70.45) 6 | 0 (60.88) Daniel Timmermann
Jurjen van der Velde (83.04) 6 | 1 (76.09) Remo Mandiau
Bert De Lange (73.93) 6 | 2 (61.02) Daniel Domnick
Stefan Bellmont (94.93) 6 | 0 (58.61) Patrick Link
Dennie Olde Kalter (69.18) 6 | 1 (58.10) Carsten Kupka
Timothy Verbrugghe (78.65) 6 | 1 (77.31) Ricardo Ulrich
Last 128
Marcel Walpen (90.32) 6 | 4 (84.39) Maximilian Czerwinski
Andy Baetens (85.75) 6 | 3 (81.73) Jeffrey Sparidaans
Geert Nentjes (85.89) 6 | 0 (43.74) Can Celik
Mario Vandenbogaerde (79.11) 6 | 0 (58.92) Michael Kops
Davyd Venken (80.75) 6 | 1 (64.92) Robin Bos
Martijn Dragt (86.71) 6 | 0 (49.41) Jef De Rooster
Jimmy Hendriks (76.42) 6 | 0 (67.29) Abdelaziz Hammouchi
Arjan Konterman (73.20) 6 | 5 (74.49) Marcel Beernink
Derk Telnekes (89.89) 6 | 5 (89.39) Silko Visser
Jeffrey De Zwaan (91.90) 6 | 2 (84.96) Ziggy Schenk
Jimmy van Schie (86.10) 6 | 4 (78.06) Fabian Herz
Jan Zagel (73.91) 6 | 5 (69.89) Henrik Weyel
Patrick Geeraets (78.38) 6 | 2 (70.53) Marcel Ruiters
Stefan Dees (82.68) 6 | 4 (80.24) Marvin van Velzen
Gino Vos (81.98) 6 | 0 (61.69) Joerg Faehrmann
Sonny Pronk (69.91) 6 | 0 (56.60) Hendrik Eggers
Ronny Huybrechts (86.65) 6 | 2 (77.57) Paul Bereths
Fons Hardeman (71.49) 6 | 5 (77.00) Levy Frauenfelder
Jordy Van den Broek (88.29) 6 | 3 (86.77) Angelo Balsamo
Jan Schlemmer (67.56) 6 | 4 (64.89) Conor Styger
Jarno Bottenberg (77.06) 6 | 3 (75.14) Joshua Hermann
Cedrik Gartz (60.12) 6 | 0 (45.14) Ulrich Jansen
Remo Mandiau (80.92) 6 | 5 (76.84) Patrick Bulen
Jurjen van der Velde (99.40) 6 | 2 (84.69) Danny van Trijp
Stefan Bellmont (92.89) 6 | 5 (98.23) Moreno Blom
Patrick Link () W | F () Frank Schoens
Ricardo Ulrich (75.90) 6 | 5 (71.71) Daan Beernink
Timothy Verbrugghe (80.88) 6 | 5 (80.37) Egor Tvorogov

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