Results Day 2 2020 PDC European Q-School, Last 16: De Decker, Kciuk and Van Tergouw move into Quarter-Finals
PDCFriday, 17 January 2020 at 15:48
We have our Quarter-Final line-up at the 2020 PDC European Q-School with Mike de Decker, Krzysztof Kciuk and Justin van Tergouw among the players into the latter stages in Hildesheim.
De Decker edged past the star of the past two days who has all but cemented his Tour Card, Martijn Kleermaker in a 5-3 win and will take on Kevin Doets who ended the hopes of Thibault Tricole 5-4.
The Quarter-Finals are full of experience overall with Daniel Larsson, the Swedish ace set to take on Youth prospect Justin van Tergouw who will hope to finally fulfil his promise.
Jeffrey Van Egdom is well known to BDO fans and he will take on former Challenge Tour winner, Dennis Nilsson; while Krzysztof Kciuk who continues to produce brilliance eased past Michael Unterbuchner and he will face Ondrej Kysilka who ended the hopes of Dirk van Duijvenbode.
Click here for more information on this year’s record breaking Q-School.
Last 16
Kevin Doets 5 | 4 Thibault Tricole
Mike De Decker 5 | 3 Martijn Kleermaker
Daniel Larsson 5 | 3 Danny van Trijp
Justin van Tergouw 5 | 4 Ronny Huybrechts
Jeffrey Van Egdom 5 | 1 Rene Berndt
Dennis Nilsson 5 | 1 Karel Sedlacek
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 1 Michael Unterbuchner
Ondrej Kysilka 5 | 2 Dirk van Duijvenbode
Kevin Doets 5 | 4 Thibault Tricole
Mike De Decker 5 | 3 Martijn Kleermaker
Daniel Larsson 5 | 3 Danny van Trijp
Justin van Tergouw 5 | 4 Ronny Huybrechts
Jeffrey Van Egdom 5 | 1 Rene Berndt
Dennis Nilsson 5 | 1 Karel Sedlacek
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 1 Michael Unterbuchner
Ondrej Kysilka 5 | 2 Dirk van Duijvenbode
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