Results Day 3 2020 PDC European Q-School, Second Round: Vandenbogaerde edges past Kleermaker, Veenstra and Harms set to face off in Last 64
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The second round is complete on Day 3 at 2020 PDC European Q-School with some big results coming out of Halle 39 in Hildesheim.
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One of them is that Martijn Kleermaker who currently tops the Order of Merit has suffered an early exit losing in the second round to Mario Vandenbogaerde in one of the matches of the second round and despite average nearly two points more than the Belgian, it was a 5-2 win for 'Super Mario'.
Next round will see another big tie as Wesley Harms will face Richard Veenstra after respective victories over Michael Stoeten and Fabian Roosenbrand.
There was also good performances from the likes of Dennie Olde Kalter who defeated Radek Szaganski with a 103 average.
Click here for more information on this year’s record breaking Q-School.
Last 128
Patrick Tringler 5 | 4 Martin Sevcov
Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 1 Anoop Ramdajal
Thomas Kohnlein 5 | 1 Stefan Bellmont
Paulo Ferreira 5 | 4 Sven Vogelsberg
Wesley Harms 5 | 2 Michael Stoeten
Richard Veenstra 5 | 1 Fabian Roosenbrand
Mindaugas Barauskas 5 | 4 James Bailey
David Pisek 5 | 0 Timo Koenig
Richard van Zijtveld 5 | 0 Marcel Gerdon
Arjan Konterman 5 | 1 Kenny Neyens
Kay Smeets 5 | 2 David Haberberger
Mario Vandenbogaerde 5 | 2 Martijn Kleermaker
Mareno Michels 5 | 0 Fabian Herz
Michael Hurtz 5 | 3 Zdravko Antunovic
Thibault Tricole 5 | 1 Wouter Vaes
Jens Kniest 5 | 4 Leo Hendriks
Boris Krcmar 5 | 2 Willem Mandigers
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 0 Andreas Dirk Sauer
Owen Roelofs 5 | 1 Franz Roetzsch
Marek Polyak 5 | 4 Lukas Wenig
Cody Harris 5 | 4 Wessel Nijman
Danny van Trijp 5 | 2 Johan Engstrom
Kevin Munch 5 | 3 Ricardo Perez
Wesley van Trijp 5 | 1 Pavel Jirkal
Michael Plooy 5 | 0 Fons Hardeman
Dragutin Pecnjak 5 | 4 Raphael Leufgen
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 2 Andreas Schnellhardt
Karel Sedlacek 5 | 4 Levy Frauenfelder
Daniel Larsson 5 | 3 Dennis van der Ende
Jimmy Hendriks 5 | 4 Yoeri Duijster
Niels-Joergen Hansen 5 | 1 Veniamin Symeonidis
Michele Turetta 5 | 4 Michal Smejda
Michal Ondo 5 | 3 Marcel Althaus
Sebastian Steyer 5 | 1 Armando Slotboom
Mario Robbe 5 | 0 Matthias Orn Fridriksson
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 1 Wilco Vermeulen
Derk Telnekes 5 | 3 Gabriel Pascaru
Ryan De Vreede 5 | 1 Janos Vegso
Ronny Huybrechts 5 | 3 Simeon Heinz
Dennie Olde Kalter 5 | 0 Radek Szaganski
Sead Nicevic 5 | 1 Alexander Merkx
Jeffrey Van Egdom 5 | 1 Nico Wagner
Tytus Kanik 5 | 2 Patrick Heitmueller
Berry van Peer 5 | 4 Julio Barbero Gonzalez
Patrick Plotz 5 | 0 Patrik Kovacs
Romeo Grbavac 5 | 3 Manfred Bilderl
Philipp Spindler 5 | 4 Jarno Braamskamp
Daniel Barborak 5 | 1 Peter Hubinger
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 3 Patrick Peters
Kai Gotthardt 5 | 2 Kevin Doets
Dragutin Horvat 5 | 3 Nico Blum
Marco Apollonio - | - Paul Pohl
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 2 Paolo Trutalli
Szabolcs Nemeth 5 | 0 Nico Riehle
Jitse Van der wal 5 | 2 Dennis Nilsson
Gergely Lakatos 5 | 2 Adam Gawlas
Andy Baetens 5 | 1 Marina Letica
Pavel Drtil 5 | 3 Zereso Zeverboom
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 2 Martin Dufek
Tom Veje Kristensen 5 | 1 Joshua Hermann
Hannes Schnier 5 | 2 Glenn Leysen
Jeremy van der Winkel 5 | 1 Patrick van den Boogaard
Sebastian Pohl 5 | 2 Aaron Hardy
Maikel Verberk 5 | 3 Erik Hol
Patrick Tringler 5 | 4 Martin Sevcov
Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 1 Anoop Ramdajal
Thomas Kohnlein 5 | 1 Stefan Bellmont
Paulo Ferreira 5 | 4 Sven Vogelsberg
Wesley Harms 5 | 2 Michael Stoeten
Richard Veenstra 5 | 1 Fabian Roosenbrand
Mindaugas Barauskas 5 | 4 James Bailey
David Pisek 5 | 0 Timo Koenig
Richard van Zijtveld 5 | 0 Marcel Gerdon
Arjan Konterman 5 | 1 Kenny Neyens
Kay Smeets 5 | 2 David Haberberger
Mario Vandenbogaerde 5 | 2 Martijn Kleermaker
Mareno Michels 5 | 0 Fabian Herz
Michael Hurtz 5 | 3 Zdravko Antunovic
Thibault Tricole 5 | 1 Wouter Vaes
Jens Kniest 5 | 4 Leo Hendriks
Boris Krcmar 5 | 2 Willem Mandigers
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 0 Andreas Dirk Sauer
Owen Roelofs 5 | 1 Franz Roetzsch
Marek Polyak 5 | 4 Lukas Wenig
Cody Harris 5 | 4 Wessel Nijman
Danny van Trijp 5 | 2 Johan Engstrom
Kevin Munch 5 | 3 Ricardo Perez
Wesley van Trijp 5 | 1 Pavel Jirkal
Michael Plooy 5 | 0 Fons Hardeman
Dragutin Pecnjak 5 | 4 Raphael Leufgen
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 2 Andreas Schnellhardt
Karel Sedlacek 5 | 4 Levy Frauenfelder
Daniel Larsson 5 | 3 Dennis van der Ende
Jimmy Hendriks 5 | 4 Yoeri Duijster
Niels-Joergen Hansen 5 | 1 Veniamin Symeonidis
Michele Turetta 5 | 4 Michal Smejda
Michal Ondo 5 | 3 Marcel Althaus
Sebastian Steyer 5 | 1 Armando Slotboom
Mario Robbe 5 | 0 Matthias Orn Fridriksson
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 1 Wilco Vermeulen
Derk Telnekes 5 | 3 Gabriel Pascaru
Ryan De Vreede 5 | 1 Janos Vegso
Ronny Huybrechts 5 | 3 Simeon Heinz
Dennie Olde Kalter 5 | 0 Radek Szaganski
Sead Nicevic 5 | 1 Alexander Merkx
Jeffrey Van Egdom 5 | 1 Nico Wagner
Tytus Kanik 5 | 2 Patrick Heitmueller
Berry van Peer 5 | 4 Julio Barbero Gonzalez
Patrick Plotz 5 | 0 Patrik Kovacs
Romeo Grbavac 5 | 3 Manfred Bilderl
Philipp Spindler 5 | 4 Jarno Braamskamp
Daniel Barborak 5 | 1 Peter Hubinger
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 3 Patrick Peters
Kai Gotthardt 5 | 2 Kevin Doets
Dragutin Horvat 5 | 3 Nico Blum
Marco Apollonio - | - Paul Pohl
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 2 Paolo Trutalli
Szabolcs Nemeth 5 | 0 Nico Riehle
Jitse Van der wal 5 | 2 Dennis Nilsson
Gergely Lakatos 5 | 2 Adam Gawlas
Andy Baetens 5 | 1 Marina Letica
Pavel Drtil 5 | 3 Zereso Zeverboom
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 2 Martin Dufek
Tom Veje Kristensen 5 | 1 Joshua Hermann
Hannes Schnier 5 | 2 Glenn Leysen
Jeremy van der Winkel 5 | 1 Patrick van den Boogaard
Sebastian Pohl 5 | 2 Aaron Hardy
Maikel Verberk 5 | 3 Erik Hol

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