Provisional field 2022 German Darts Championship as European Tour returns
PDCWednesday, 09 March 2022 at 14:38
The 2022 German Darts Championship will take place in Hildesheim from 11-13 March. This is the second European Tour tournament of the season.
It consists of 48 players with Gerwyn Price, Jose de Sousa, Michael Smith, the new World Number One, Peter Wright and Jonny Clayton the top five seeds.
Devon Petersen is the defending champion at this tournament. The South African won the German Darts Championship in 2020 by beating the likes of Gerwyn Price, Rob Cross and Jonny Clayton. This event was not played in 2021 due to the corona pandemic.
Field of participants German Darts Championship 2022
Top 16 seeds (directly in second round)
1. Gerwyn Price
2. Jose de Sousa
3. Michael Smith
4. Peter Wright
5. Jonny Clayton
6. Joe Cullen
7. Michael van Gerwen
8. Brendan Dolan
9. Ryan Searle
10. Rob Cross
11. Dirk van Duijvenbode
12. Dimitri van den Bergh
13. Damon Heta
14. Luke Humphries
15. Callan Rydz
16. Krzysztof Ratajski
Tour Card Qualifiers
Luc Peters
Kim Huybrechts
Jermaine Wattimena
Joe Murnan
Chris Dobey
Alan Soutar
Jose Justicia
Devon Petersen
Daryl Gurney
Darius Labanauskas
Dave Chisnall
Martijn Kleermaker
George Killington
Nathan Rafferty
Mensur Suljovic
Jimmy Hendriks
Vincent van der Voort
Jamie Hughes
Martin Lukeman
Mario Vandenbogaerde
Adrian Lewis
Scott Waites
Ricky Evans
Ted Evetts
Associate Member Qualifiers
Gian van Veen
Stefan Bellmont
Top 2 Germans on Pro Tour Order of Merit
Gabriel Clemens
Martin Schindler
Host Nation Qualifiers
Niko Springer
Lukas Wenig
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier
Marko Kantele
East European Qualifier
Karel Sedlacek
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