Results Day 3 2020 PDC European Q-School, Fourth Round: Van Duijvenbode and Kciuk impress as Last 16 lineup confirmed
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We are heading towards the latter stages on Day 3 at 2020 PDC European Q-School with some big names left in the running for the third outright Tour Card.
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Among them is Dirk van Duijvenbode who averaged 103 in an impressive display to whitewash Dragutin Horvat.
Krzysztof Kciuk similarly produced against Andy Baetens averaging 101.5 in a 5-0 win over the Belgian.
Also through to the Last 16 and adding more points on their Order of Merit total are the likes of Derk Telnekes who is currently inside the qualification spots; as well as his compatriot Berry van Peer.
Further up in the draw Zoran Lerchbacher, Wesley Harms and Mario Vandenbogaerde are all together with the first two set to face off in the Last 16.
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Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 2 Paulo Ferreira
Wesley Harms 5 | 3 Mindaugas Barauskas
Mario Vandenbogaerde 5 | 2 Arjan Konterman
Michael Hurtz 5 | 1 Thibault Tricole
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 1 Marek Polyak
Cody Harris 5 | 2 Kevin Munch
Karel Sedlacek 5 | 2 Dragutin Pecnjak
Daniel Larsson 5 | 0 Michele Turetta
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 1 Michal Ondo
Derk Telnekes 5 | 3 Ronny Huybrechts
Berry van Peer 5 | 0 Sead Nicevic
Romeo Grbavac 5 | 4 Daniel Barborak
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 0 Dragutin Horvat
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 2 Jitse Van der wal
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 0 Andy Baetens
Jeremy van der Winkel 5 | 2 Sebastian Pohl
Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 2 Paulo Ferreira
Wesley Harms 5 | 3 Mindaugas Barauskas
Mario Vandenbogaerde 5 | 2 Arjan Konterman
Michael Hurtz 5 | 1 Thibault Tricole
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 1 Marek Polyak
Cody Harris 5 | 2 Kevin Munch
Karel Sedlacek 5 | 2 Dragutin Pecnjak
Daniel Larsson 5 | 0 Michele Turetta
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 1 Michal Ondo
Derk Telnekes 5 | 3 Ronny Huybrechts
Berry van Peer 5 | 0 Sead Nicevic
Romeo Grbavac 5 | 4 Daniel Barborak
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 0 Dragutin Horvat
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 2 Jitse Van der wal
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 0 Andy Baetens
Jeremy van der Winkel 5 | 2 Sebastian Pohl
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