Results Day Three PDC UK Q-School: Osborne-Sherrock and Smith-Neale-Hogarth set for penultimate round
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The Last 128 is complete at PDC UK Q-School with players already moving into the penultimate round in Milton Keynes on the final day of Stage One.
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Fallon Sherrock is already assured of her spot in the Final Stage and will next face Colin Osborne, while Adam Smith-Neale will take on Ryan Hogarth shortly also.
Cam Crabtree - Tommy Morris and Jenson Walker - Steven Beasley are already underway in the Last 32 with spots in the Final Round on offer. The likes of Reece Robinson, Niall Culleton, James Richardson and Arron Monk will aim to join them currently in Last 64 action as well as ADC standout, Adam Atkinson.
Through already also from the Last 64 include Pete Burgoyne, Graham Hall, Justin Hood and Chris Gillilland with the Final Round just around the corner.
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Last 128
Benjamin Johnson 5 | 4 Mason Whitlock
Jack Vincent 5 | 1 Matt Padgett
Jeremy Fagg 5 | 4 Gary Blades
Pat Scurfield 5 | 2 John Cook
Ryan Murray 5 | 1 Tom Garfield
Cam Crabtree 5 | 3 Cliff Prior
Tommy Morris 5 | 3 Shane Price
Kyle Bloomfield 5 | 2 Joshua Burksfield
Andrew Hyland 5 | 3 Ross Rimmer
Kevin Thomas 5 | 3 Kevin Bambrick
Llew J Bevan 5 | 4 Lee Cocks
Sam Cromwell 5 | 3 Kevin Lane
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 4 James Parkin
Alec Small 5 | 3 Mark McGeeney
Stephen Rosney 5 | 3 Ashley Coleman
Ryan Hogarth 5 | 1 Rhys Hayden
Robert Rickwood 5 | 0 Andrew Houghton
Robert Thompson 5 | 1 Richard Shanklyn
Daniel Perry 5 | 4 Cory Evans
James Richardson 5 | 2 Shane Hayward
Kevin Mills 5 | 3 Daniel Day
Graham Hall 5 | 0 Mal Cuming
Chris Hurds 5 | 1 Scott Sutton
Pete Burgoyne 5 | 4 Chris Bird
Ryan Harrington 5 | 3 Paul Mitchell
Jenson Walker 5 | 4 Kurt Parry
Sean Fisher 5 | 2 Scott Baker
Steven Beasley 5 | 3 Martin Grearson
Fallon Sherrock 5 | 1 Aaron Wood
Lee Davies 5 | 3 Gary Blackwood
Liam Gallagher 5 | 3 Ricky King
Colin Osborne 5 | 2 Dewi Beynon
Justin Hood 5 | 4 David Taylor
Reece Colley 5 | 3 Ian Lever
Owen Bates 5 | 1 Conan Whitehead
Michael Huntley 5 | 3 Stu Wilson
Arron Monk 5 | 0 Bhav Patel
Paul Allen 5 | 3 Alex Chubb
Kieron Bridgwater 5 | 1 Jimmy McKirdy
Carl Sneyd 5 | 4 Shaun McDonald
Steven Inkpen 5 | 4 Alan Norris
Christopher Wickenden 5 | 2 Liam Meek
Raymond Marshall 5 | 2 Frankie Collopy
Mark Challenger 5 | 3 Kevin Lowe
Ryan O'Connor 5 | 2 Daniel James Smith
Shane McGuirk 5 | 4 David Wawrzewski
Billy Fogarty 5 | 4 Lee Budgen
Christopher Gilliland 5 | 3 Jamie Cassidy
Adam Atkinson 5 | 1 Andrew Leigh
Lewis Pride 5 | 4 Shane Walsh
Peter Gallacher 5 | 3 James Green
Gareth Johnston 5 | 4 Lewis Gurney
Tom Lonsdale 5 | 4 Patrick Lynskey
Wayne Jones 5 | 4 Prakash Jiwa
Thomas Lovely 5 | 3 Greg Ritchie
Shaun Fox 5 | 2 Lee Williams
Niall Culleton 5 | 1 Glenn Gibson
Stephen McNally 5 | 2 Steve Haggerty
Wayne Morgan 5 | 2 Luke Smith
Henry Cutting 5 | 4 Tom Martin
Scott Artiss 5 | 1 Rohitkumar Rabadia
Ian Jones 5 | 3 Tom Baughan
Reece Robinson 5 | 0 Lee Dutton
Gary Jackson 5 | 2 Shaun Matthews
Last 64
Benjamin Johnson - | - Jack Vincent
Jeremy Fagg - | - Pat Scurfield
Cam Crabtree 5 | 3 Ryan Murray
Tommy Morris 5 | 2 Kyle Bloomfield
Andrew Hyland 5 | 3 Kevin Thomas
Sam Cromwell 5 | 3 Llew J Bevan
Adam Smith-Neale 5 | 2 Alec Small
Ryan Hogarth 5 | 1 Stephen Rosney
Robert Rickwood 5 | 3 Robert Thompson
Daniel Perry - | - James Richardson
Graham Hall 5 | 2 Kevin Mills
Pete Burgoyne 5 | 4 Chris Hurds
Jenson Walker 5 | 2 Ryan Harrington
Steven Beasley 5 | 2 Sean Fisher
Fallon Sherrock 5 | 4 Lee Davies
Colin Osborne 5 | 0 Liam Gallagher
Justin Hood 5 | 4 Reece Colley
Owen Bates - | - Michael Huntley
Arron Monk - | - Paul Allen
Kieron Bridgwater - | - Carl Sneyd
Steven Inkpen - | - Christopher Wickenden
Raymond Marshall - | - Mark Challenger
Shane McGuirk 5 | 1 Ryan O'Connor
Christopher Gilliland 5 | 0 Billy Fogarty
Adam Atkinson - | - Lewis Pride
Peter Gallacher - | - Gareth Johnston
Tom Lonsdale - | - Wayne Jones
Thomas Lovely 5 | 3 Shaun Fox
Niall Culleton - | - Stephen McNally
Wayne Morgan 5 | 4 Henry Cutting
Scott Artiss - | - Ian Jones
Reece Robinson - | - Gary Jackson

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