The third UK Challenge Tour tournament of the season began on Saturday morning in Milton Keynes. The tournament has now reached the Last 16.
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The likes of Colin Osborne, Ryan Harrington, Kevin McDine, Jim Williams and former BDO world champion Richie Burnett are among the remaining players left in the tournament.
The Challenge Tour circuit is open to players who have participated in the Q-School, but have not won a Tour Card.
Because of travel restrictions still in place due to the corona pandemic, this year's Challenge Tour has been split into a separate circuit for both British and European players. The winners of both tours will be allowed to participate in the upcoming World Darts Championship and receive a PDC Tour Card for 2022 and 2023.
Last 256
Stu Wilson 5 | 2 Jason Gallagher
Shane McGuirk 5 | 0 Freddy Still
Ben Adams 5 | 1 Gareth Starling
Owen Maiden 5 | 2 John O'Shea
Nicholas Bell 5 | 2 Simon McCall
Reece Robinson 5 | 1 Ryan Hogarth
Cameron Menzies 5 | 4 Jamie Venning
Josh McCarthy 5 | 4 Luke Hardy
Robert Collins 5 | 1 Kieran Evans
Bradley Quelch 5 | 4 Jake Carter
Kenneth Matthews 5 | 0 James Woodhouse
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 2 Deta Hedman
Niall Culleton 5 | 0 Chris Hogg
Colin Osborne 5 | 1 Suzanne Smith
Ben Quenby 5 | 1 Lorraine Winstanley
Richard Smith 5 | 3 Billy Gallie
Kyle Richardson 5 | 1 Reece Pauling
Justin Smith 5 | 4 Dave Prins
Alan Norris 5 | 1 Jack Vincent
Ian Mackenzie 5 | 1 Jaikob Selby-Rivas
Tony Procter 5 | 4 Craig Searle
Nathan Derry 5 | 0 David Edwards
Wes Newton 5 | 4 Fred Box
Stephen Gallimore 5 | 2 Mike Norton
Richard North 5 | 1 Bleddyn Lyons
Scott Hope 5 | 2 Ryan Palmer
Curtis Turner 5 | 0 David Nicholson
Thomas Lovely 5 | 1 Mark Kingdon
Steve Hine 5 | 4 Wayne Warren
Arron Monk 5 | 4 Liam Meek
Michael Barnard 5 | 4 Jamie Robinson
Joe Singleton 5 | 3 Matt Clark
Paul Mitchell 5 | 3 Steve Earley
Luke Ely 5 | 2 Josie Paterson
Francis Carragher 5 | 2 Bradley Holme
Callum Goffin 5 | 4 Aaron Turner
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 1 Anastasia Dobromyslova
Robert Rickwood 5 | 0 Jonathan Hayllor
Darren Armstrong 5 | 1 Sam Cankett
Dan Read 5 | 0 Ricky Clarke
Dom Taylor 5 | 3 Lee Evans
Glenn Gibson 5 | 1 Shaun Moughtin
Kevin Garcia 5 | 1 Kai Haddock
Lee Davies 5 | 1 Greg Ritchie
Stephen McNally 5 | 3 Ronnie Rickner
Frankie Ansell 5 | 0 Reece Colley
Conan Whitehead 5 | 1 Rhys Hayden
Luke Smith 5 | 0 Mark Esson
Scott Marsh 5 | 3 Brad Phillips
Kelvin Hart 5 | 0 Wayne France
Adam Mould 5 | 1 Adam Huckvale
Matt Padgett 5 | 3 Derek Lumley
Philip Borthwick 5 | 3 Chris Craven
Coni Singh Nagi 5 | 0 Graham Vernon
Jimmy McKirdy 5 | 0 Richie Walsh
Chas Barstow 5 | 0 Carter Guiney
Gary Stafford 5 | 2 Neilie Brouder
Wayne Morgan 5 | 3 Darren Johnson
Derek Coulson 5 | 2 Joe Main
Jason Hogg 5 | 4 Jamie Durrant
Kevin Burness 5 | 0 Hamond Kumar
Scott Williams 5 | 1 Simon Sparrow
Michael Baker 5 | 1 Micheal Fearon
Diogo Portela 5 | 0 Sam Hunter
Nathan Rafferty 5 | 2 Ross MacDougall
Kevin McDine 5 | 0 Lee Hayes
Corrine Hammond 5 | 3 Martin Pratt
Charlie Symons 5 | 2 Dan Green
David Neads 5 | 0 Janis Mustafejevs
Neil MacDougall 5 | 2 Lloyd Wintle
Graham Usher 5 | 1 Martin Green
Prakash Jiwa 5 | 1 Danny Moore
Robert Owen 5 | 4 Ben Hazel
Paul Holloway 5 | 2 Lewis Pride
Mike Warburton 5 | 2 Jack Neary
Tony Newell 5 | 2 Stuart White
Martin Thomas 5 | 0 Stuart Reeve
Matthew Dennant 5 | 4 Barrie Bates
Adrian Gray 5 | 1 Dave Bayton
Gavin Carlin 5 | 2 Coby Jones-Swanson
Adrian Devine 5 | 1 Sam Booth
Robert Thornton 5 | 2 Joe Davis
Chris Quantock 5 | 0 Brian Woods
Scott Baker 5 | 2 Andy Jenkins
Lee Cocks 5 | 2 Steven Kirkham
Daniel Lauby 5 | 1 Martyn Turner
Richie Burnett 5 | 2 Ryan Furness
Wayne Glover 5 | 4 Nathan Boon
Shaun McDonald 5 | 0 Killian Heffernan
Last 128
Lloyd Pennell 5 | 2 Keelan Kay
Stu Wilson 5 | 1 Shane McGuirk
Jamie Clark 5 | 2 Ben Adams
Nicholas Bell 5 | 1 Owen Maiden
Reece Robinson 5 | 4 Nathan Girvan
Cameron Menzies 5 | 0 Josh McCarthy
Scottie Walters 5 | 3 Robert Collins
Kenneth Matthews 5 | 1 Bradley Quelch
Jason Askew 5 | 1 James Bishop (Reading)
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 0 Niall Culleton
Colin Osborne 5 | 1 A.J. Urmston-Toft
Ben Quenby 5 | 1 Richard Smith
Kyle Richardson 5 | 2 Nick Fullwell
Justin Smith 5 | 0 Alan Norris
Carl Beattie 5 | 4 Ian Mackenzie
Tony Procter 5 | 3 Nathan Derry
Steven Bradley 5 | 3 Ian Jopling
Stephen Gallimore 5 | 3 Wes Newton
Aden Kirk 5 | 3 Richard North
Curtis Turner 5 | 3 Scott Hope
Jim McEwan 5 | 0 Thomas Lovely
Steve Hine 5 | 4 Arron Monk
Michael Barnard 5 | 3 Alex Long
Paul Mitchell 5 | 1 Joe Singleton
Daniel Day 5 | 4 Mark Lawrence
Luke Ely 5 | 3 Francis Carragher
Connor Scutt 5 | 2 Callum Goffin
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 4 Robert Rickwood
Darren Armstrong 5 | 2 Jordan Brooks
Dan Read 5 | 3 Dom Taylor
Brian Hallas 5 | 3 Glenn Gibson
Lee Davies 5 | 4 Kevin Garcia
Ryan Harrington 5 | 1 John Imrie
Frankie Ansell 5 | 2 Stephen McNally
David Ladley 5 | 3 Conan Whitehead
Luke Smith 5 | 3 Scott Marsh
Antony Allen 5 | 1 Kelvin Hart
Adam Mould 5 | 4 Matt Padgett
Philip Borthwick 5 | 4 Sean Fisher
Coni Singh Nagi 5 | 4 Jimmy McKirdy
Rhys Griffin 5 | 2 Robbie Ellis
Chas Barstow 5 | 4 Gary Stafford
Wayne Morgan 5 | 3 Justin Hood
Jason Hogg 5 | 4 Derek Coulson
James Richardson 5 | 4 Kevin Burness
Scott Williams 5 | 4 Michael Baker
Diogo Portela 5 | 4 Scott Taylor
Kevin McDine 5 | 3 Nathan Rafferty
Jim Williams 5 | 3 Stephen Burton
Charlie Symons 5 | 2 Corrine Hammond
David Neads 5 | 1 Nick Jennings
Graham Usher 5 | 2 Neil MacDougall
Darren Beveridge 5 | 3 Prakash Jiwa
Robert Owen 5 | 0 Paul Holloway
Mike Warburton 5 | 4 Fallon Sherrock
Tony Newell 5 | 3 Martin Thomas
Dean Jones (Wales) 5 | 4 Matthew Dennant
Gavin Carlin 5 | 4 Adrian Gray
Adrian Devine 5 | 1 Richard Wood
Robert Thornton 5 | 0 Chris Quantock
Sam Ward 5 | 1 Scott Baker
Lee Cocks 5 | 4 Daniel Lauby
Richie Burnett 5 | 3 Shane Price
Shaun McDonald 5 | 1 Wayne Glover
Last 64
Stu Wilson 5 | 1 Lloyd Pennell
Jamie Clark 5 | 1 Nicholas Bell
Reece Robinson 5 | 3 Cameron Menzies
Scottie Walters 5 | 4 Kenneth Matthews
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 0 Jason Askew
Colin Osborne 5 | 0 Ben Quenby
Justin Smith 5 | 2 Kyle Richardson
Carl Beattie 5 | 3 Tony Procter
Stephen Gallimore 5 | 4 Steven Bradley
Aden Kirk 5 | 4 Curtis Turner
Jim McEwan 5 | 4 Steve Hine
Paul Mitchell 5 | 2 Michael Barnard
Daniel Day 5 | 2 Luke Ely
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 3 Connor Scutt
Dan Read 5 | 3 Darren Armstrong
Lee Davies 5 | 1 Brian Hallas
Ryan Harrington 5 | 2 Frankie Ansell
Luke Smith 5 | 3 David Ladley
Adam Mould 5 | 4 Antony Allen
Philip Borthwick 5 | 3 Coni Singh Nagi
Chas Barstow 5 | 2 Rhys Griffin
Wayne Morgan 5 | 3 Jason Hogg
Scott Williams 5 | 4 James Richardson
Kevin McDine 5 | 2 Diogo Portela
Jim Williams 5 | 2 Charlie Symons
Graham Usher 5 | 2 David Neads
Robert Owen 5 | 2 Darren Beveridge
Mike Warburton 5 | 0 Tony Newell
Gavin Carlin 5 | 2 Dean Jones (Wales)
Adrian Devine 5 | 4 Robert Thornton
Lee Cocks 5 | 3 Sam Ward
Richie Burnett 5 | 2 Shaun McDonald
Last 32
Jamie Clark 5 | 2 Stu Wilson
Reece Robinson 5 | 1 Scottie Walters
Colin Osborne 5 | 1 Adam Smith-Neale
Carl Beattie 5 | 3 Justin Smith
Aden Kirk 5 | 2 Stephen Gallimore
Jim McEwan 5 | 1 Paul Mitchell
Carl Wilkinson 5 | 4 Daniel Day
Lee Davies 5 | 4 Dan Read
Ryan Harrington 5 | 3 Luke Smith
Adam Mould 5 | 3 Philip Borthwick
Chas Barstow 5 | 2 Wayne Morgan
Kevin McDine 5 | 3 Scott Williams
Jim Williams 5 | 4 Graham Usher
Robert Owen 5 | 4 Mike Warburton
Gavin Carlin 5 | 1 Adrian Devine
Richie Burnett 5 | 1 Lee Cocks
Last 16
Jamie Clark - | - Reece Robinson
Colin Osborne - | - Carl Beattie
Aden Kirk - | - Jim McEwan
Carl Wilkinson - | - Lee Davies
Ryan Harrington - | - Adam Mould
Chas Barstow - | - Kevin McDine
Jim Williams - | - Robert Owen
Gavin Carlin - | - Richie Burnett
I stumbled into the world of darts quite by accident back in 2013. For a Journalism School assignment, I had to produce a live sports report and as it happened, the European Tour event in Veldhoven was the only available option. That weekend, I caught the darts bug. The post-match interviews especially appealed to me, as darts players tend to be much more open and approachable than what you usually see with footballers on television.
After a few detours, I joined Dartsnieuws.com in 2017 as editor-in-chief. I don’t have much competitive experience myself, although I once entered a PDC Development Tour weekend just to experience what it’s like from a player’s perspective. I even managed to win a leg against a Tour Card holder and, quite by accident, earned £50 in prize money.
In 2022, I was also involved in the founding of the TOTO Dart Kings, a commercial darts team, where I worked as media manager for three years. Unfortunately, due to new legislation in the Netherlands, that project came to an end in 2025.
Through my work in darts, I’ve been fortunate to travel to some incredible events, from Premier League nights at Ahoy Rotterdam, to several World Championships, and even the US Darts Masters at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Beyond darts, I’m a passionate sports fan in general. You can always wake me up for a game of tennis or padel, and I love following football, tennis, padel, cycling, Formula 1, and ice skating.
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