Noguera and Harris top highest averages from latest Challenge Tour weekend
PDCMonday, 15 July 2019 at 16:11
The highest averages have been released after the latest weekend of Challenge Tour action in Peterborough with Jesus Noguera hitting the highest average and hitting three out of the top 12.
Noguera hit 107.36 to go alongside efforts of 105.85 and 102.25 to cap off a good weekend for the Spaniard; despite him not adding to his title haul for the year.
Cody Harris who did end up winning a title this weekend is next up with 105.97 and he also hit the fourth best effort down at 103.44. Also on the list include the likes of Wessel Nijman, Boris Koltsov and Nathan Rafferty.
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