Results Day 3 2020 PDC European Q-School, Third Round: Harris continues to impress, Sedlacek and Harms also through
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The third round is complete at the 2020 PDC European Q-School with the action coming towards the business end already at Halle 39 in Hildesheim.
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Cody Harris eased past Danny Van Trijp in a match that took place while some were still in the preliminary round stage. He averaged 98.9 against the Dutchman and the New Zealand ace seems to be finding his form at the right time.
As do a few more familiar faces in Wesley Harms who defeated compatriot Richard Veenstra in a 5-2 win averaging 93. Mario Vandenbogaerde eased past Kay Smeets 5-0 with a 95 average.
Thibault Tricole also kept up his point scoring haul as he edges towards a Tour Card with a 5-2 victory over Jens Kniest.
Boris Krcmar is out though, the big Croatian has been impressive so far but fell early again meaning he only collects a few points. A big run may be needed tomorrow or he could miss out by the slimmest of margins.
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Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 2 Patrick Tringler
Paulo Ferreira 5 | 1 Thomas Kohnlein
Wesley Harms 5 | 2 Richard Veenstra
Mindaugas Barauskas 5 | 1 David Pisek
Arjan Konterman 5 | 1 Richard van Zijtveld
Mario Vandenbogaerde 5 | 0 Kay Smeets
Michael Hurtz 5 | 4 Mareno Michels
Thibault Tricole 5 | 2 Jens Kniest
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 3 Boris Krcmar
Marek Polyak 5 | 3 Owen Roelofs
Cody Harris 5 | 0 Danny van Trijp
Kevin Munch 5 | 0 Wesley van Trijp
Dragutin Pecnjak 5 | 1 Michael Plooy
Karel Sedlacek 5 | 4 Andreas Harrysson
Daniel Larsson 5 | 4 Jimmy Hendriks
Michele Turetta 5 | 2 Niels-Joergen Hansen
Michal Ondo 5 | 2 Sebastian Steyer
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 4 Mario Robbe
Derk Telnekes 5 | 4 Ryan De Vreede
Ronny Huybrechts 5 | 0 Dennie Olde Kalter
Sead Nicevic 5 | 2 Jeffrey Van Egdom
Berry van Peer 5 | 2 Tytus Kanik
Romeo Grbavac 5 | 4 Patrick Plotz
Daniel Barborak 5 | 1 Philipp Spindler
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 2 Kai Gotthardt
Dragutin Horvat 5 | 0 Marco Apollonio
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 4 Szabolcs Nemeth
Jitse Van der wal 5 | 3 Gergely Lakatos
Andy Baetens 5 | 4 Pavel Drtil
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 2 Tom Veje Kristensen
Jeremy van der Winkel 5 | 2 Hannes Schnier
Sebastian Pohl 5 | 4 Maikel Verberk
Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 2 Patrick Tringler
Paulo Ferreira 5 | 1 Thomas Kohnlein
Wesley Harms 5 | 2 Richard Veenstra
Mindaugas Barauskas 5 | 1 David Pisek
Arjan Konterman 5 | 1 Richard van Zijtveld
Mario Vandenbogaerde 5 | 0 Kay Smeets
Michael Hurtz 5 | 4 Mareno Michels
Thibault Tricole 5 | 2 Jens Kniest
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 3 Boris Krcmar
Marek Polyak 5 | 3 Owen Roelofs
Cody Harris 5 | 0 Danny van Trijp
Kevin Munch 5 | 0 Wesley van Trijp
Dragutin Pecnjak 5 | 1 Michael Plooy
Karel Sedlacek 5 | 4 Andreas Harrysson
Daniel Larsson 5 | 4 Jimmy Hendriks
Michele Turetta 5 | 2 Niels-Joergen Hansen
Michal Ondo 5 | 2 Sebastian Steyer
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 4 Mario Robbe
Derk Telnekes 5 | 4 Ryan De Vreede
Ronny Huybrechts 5 | 0 Dennie Olde Kalter
Sead Nicevic 5 | 2 Jeffrey Van Egdom
Berry van Peer 5 | 2 Tytus Kanik
Romeo Grbavac 5 | 4 Patrick Plotz
Daniel Barborak 5 | 1 Philipp Spindler
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 2 Kai Gotthardt
Dragutin Horvat 5 | 0 Marco Apollonio
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 4 Szabolcs Nemeth
Jitse Van der wal 5 | 3 Gergely Lakatos
Andy Baetens 5 | 4 Pavel Drtil
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 2 Tom Veje Kristensen
Jeremy van der Winkel 5 | 2 Hannes Schnier
Sebastian Pohl 5 | 4 Maikel Verberk
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