Results Day 4 2020 PDC European Q-School, Second Round: Harris, Kleermaker and Harms all through, Tricole faces nervous wait after defeat to Veenstra
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The second round is complete at 2020 PDC European Q-School with good wins for the likes of Cody Harris, Martijn Kleermaker and Wesley Harms.
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Harris currently sits in 12th on 11 points and needs one more point to head towards the current total of Thibault Tricole in seventh place. He defeated Paulo Ferreira in a 5-3 victory to do so.
Speaking of Tricole he now faces a nervous wait as he was defeated by Richard Veenstra. The Frenchman sits in a precarious position in 7th place with Zoran Lerchbacher, Boris Krcmar and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez all still involved who are all on 12 points. Unless the trio lose next round, it could spell the end for his hopes.
In terms of Kleermaker's hopes, he has likely secured his Tour Card now. He sits on 15 points and with one more win will likely seal it early.
Wesley Harms is another player who has put himself into the reckoning, he is currently in sixth in the Tour Card positions and if he keeps winning could also secure his Tour Card either outright or through the Order of Merit.
Click here for more information on this year’s record breaking Q-School.
Last 128
Franz Roetzsch 5 | 4 Jose Marques
Radek Szaganski 5 | 3 Stefan Bellmont
Bent Lambertsen 5 | 4 Spyridon Ballas
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 3 Jimmy Hendriks
Wouter Vaes 5 | 4 Julio Barbero Gonzalez
Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 3 David Pisek
Michael Hurtz 5 | 2 Marcel Althaus
Manfred Bilderl 5 | 3 Dolf Reker
Gino Vos 5 | 3 Sead Nicevic
Ricardo Perez 5 | 2 Christian Goedl
Paolo Trutalli 5 | 1 Karl Cron
Adam Gawlas 5 | 2 Chris Landman
Ryan De Vreede 5 | 3 Jeffrey Sparidaans
Jose Justicia 5 | 2 Erik Tautfest
Wessel Nijman 5 | 3 Pavel Drtil
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 3 Kevin Doets
Andreas Schnellhardt 5 | 2 Sebastian Steyer
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 2 Christoph Mayer
Vitezslav Sedlak 5 | 1 Patrick Heitmueller
Richard Veenstra 5 | 3 Thibault Tricole
Marek Polyak 5 | 1 Wesley Bour
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 2 Erik Poliak
Martin Sevcov 5 | 2 Matthias Wagner
Andrew Beeton 5 | 3 Konstantinos Samaras
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 1 Pavel Jirkal
Danny Van Klompenburg 5 | 0 Jitse Van der wal
Danny van Trijp 5 | 1 Marvin van Velzen
Sebastian Fey 5 | 2 Davy van der Zande
Vincent Kamphuis 5 | 3 Nandor Major
Dennis Nilsson 5 | 0 Pal Szekely
Gabriel Pascaru 5 | 3 David Haberberger
Peter Schnupfhagn 5 | 2 Jarno Braamskamp
Pero Ljubic 5 | 3 Janos Vegso
Wesley Harms 5 | 0 Stefan Nilles
Niels Heinsoe 5 | 3 Ivan Springborg Poulsen
Ronny Huybrechts 5 | 3 Dragutin Pecnjak
Boris Krcmar 5 | 1 Andreas Frei
Dennie Olde Kalter 5 | 1 Lorenzo Van Hove
Stefano Roso 5 | 3 Marek Raz
Szabolcs Nemeth 5 | 3 Roman Benecky
Claus Bendix Nielsen 5 | 4 Vitor Charrua
Marco Obst 5 | 1 Martin Christiansen
Kevin Blomme 5 | 1 Filip Sebesta
Daniel Barborak 5 | 0 Maurice Boeve
Benjamin Pratnemer 5 | 2 Michal Smejda
Michael Unterbuchner 5 | 2 Andy Baetens
Nico Blum 5 | 2 James Bailey
Martijn Kleermaker 5 | 0 Simeon Heinz
Kenny Neyens 5 | 3 Wesley Brown
Willem Mandigers 5 | 3 Arsen Ballaj
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 4 Mareno Michels
Justin van Tergouw 5 | 4 Martin Dufek
Sebastian Pohl 5 | 1 Yoeri Duijster
Derk Telnekes 5 | 3 Patrick Bulen
Andreas Gradert 5 | 3 Dragutin Horvat
Roemer Mooijman 5 | 3 Michele Turetta
Philipp Spindler 5 | 3 Aron Boroczi
Cody Harris 5 | 3 Paulo Ferreira
Marcel Gerdon 5 | 2 Gabriel Rollo
Christian Kist 5 | 3 Veniamin Symeonidis
Ondrej Kysilka 5 | 3 Fabian Roosenbrand
Christian Kallinger 5 | 4 Kay Smeets
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 1 Patrick Plotz
Daniel Larsson 5 | 4 Sebastian Bialecki
Franz Roetzsch 5 | 4 Jose Marques
Radek Szaganski 5 | 3 Stefan Bellmont
Bent Lambertsen 5 | 4 Spyridon Ballas
Steffen Siepmann 5 | 3 Jimmy Hendriks
Wouter Vaes 5 | 4 Julio Barbero Gonzalez
Zoran Lerchbacher 5 | 3 David Pisek
Michael Hurtz 5 | 2 Marcel Althaus
Manfred Bilderl 5 | 3 Dolf Reker
Gino Vos 5 | 3 Sead Nicevic
Ricardo Perez 5 | 2 Christian Goedl
Paolo Trutalli 5 | 1 Karl Cron
Adam Gawlas 5 | 2 Chris Landman
Ryan De Vreede 5 | 3 Jeffrey Sparidaans
Jose Justicia 5 | 2 Erik Tautfest
Wessel Nijman 5 | 3 Pavel Drtil
Krzysztof Kciuk 5 | 3 Kevin Doets
Andreas Schnellhardt 5 | 2 Sebastian Steyer
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 2 Christoph Mayer
Vitezslav Sedlak 5 | 1 Patrick Heitmueller
Richard Veenstra 5 | 3 Thibault Tricole
Marek Polyak 5 | 1 Wesley Bour
Lukasz Sawicki 5 | 2 Erik Poliak
Martin Sevcov 5 | 2 Matthias Wagner
Andrew Beeton 5 | 3 Konstantinos Samaras
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 | 1 Pavel Jirkal
Danny Van Klompenburg 5 | 0 Jitse Van der wal
Danny van Trijp 5 | 1 Marvin van Velzen
Sebastian Fey 5 | 2 Davy van der Zande
Vincent Kamphuis 5 | 3 Nandor Major
Dennis Nilsson 5 | 0 Pal Szekely
Gabriel Pascaru 5 | 3 David Haberberger
Peter Schnupfhagn 5 | 2 Jarno Braamskamp
Pero Ljubic 5 | 3 Janos Vegso
Wesley Harms 5 | 0 Stefan Nilles
Niels Heinsoe 5 | 3 Ivan Springborg Poulsen
Ronny Huybrechts 5 | 3 Dragutin Pecnjak
Boris Krcmar 5 | 1 Andreas Frei
Dennie Olde Kalter 5 | 1 Lorenzo Van Hove
Stefano Roso 5 | 3 Marek Raz
Szabolcs Nemeth 5 | 3 Roman Benecky
Claus Bendix Nielsen 5 | 4 Vitor Charrua
Marco Obst 5 | 1 Martin Christiansen
Kevin Blomme 5 | 1 Filip Sebesta
Daniel Barborak 5 | 0 Maurice Boeve
Benjamin Pratnemer 5 | 2 Michal Smejda
Michael Unterbuchner 5 | 2 Andy Baetens
Nico Blum 5 | 2 James Bailey
Martijn Kleermaker 5 | 0 Simeon Heinz
Kenny Neyens 5 | 3 Wesley Brown
Willem Mandigers 5 | 3 Arsen Ballaj
Dirk van Duijvenbode 5 | 4 Mareno Michels
Justin van Tergouw 5 | 4 Martin Dufek
Sebastian Pohl 5 | 1 Yoeri Duijster
Derk Telnekes 5 | 3 Patrick Bulen
Andreas Gradert 5 | 3 Dragutin Horvat
Roemer Mooijman 5 | 3 Michele Turetta
Philipp Spindler 5 | 3 Aron Boroczi
Cody Harris 5 | 3 Paulo Ferreira
Marcel Gerdon 5 | 2 Gabriel Rollo
Christian Kist 5 | 3 Veniamin Symeonidis
Ondrej Kysilka 5 | 3 Fabian Roosenbrand
Christian Kallinger 5 | 4 Kay Smeets
Andreas Harrysson 5 | 1 Patrick Plotz
Daniel Larsson 5 | 4 Sebastian Bialecki
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