Results First Round Day Two Final Stage 2023 PDC European Q-School: Veenstra, Baetens, Telnekes among players already into Last 32
PDCThe first round is complete on Day Two of the Final Stage at 2023 PDC European Q-School with Richard Veenstra, Andy Baetens, Franz Roetzsch, Chris Landman and Derk Telnekes among those through to the Last 32.
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Some of these wins were at the expense of some of the well-known names as Jeffrey de Zwaan, Ron Meulenkamp, John Michael, Thibault Tricole, Christian Kist and Benito van de Pas have gone out.
A tournament will be played every day from Thursday 12 January to Sunday 15 January. The four daily winners will receive a Tour Card. There will also be a ranking based on points that can be grabbed by booking victories. Through that ranking, 10 more players will receive a PDC Tour Card for 2023 and 2024.
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Last 128
Markus Kessler 6 | 5 Jordy Van den Broek
Robbie Knops 6 | 2 Cedric Coryn
Nick Crouwel 6 | 5 Sebastian Steyer
Steven Strobbe 6 | 4 Roemer Mooijman
Owen Roelofs 6 | 3 Larry Butler
Berry van Peer 6 | 3 Danny Tessmann
Jimmy van Schie 6 | 5 Ronny Huybrechts
Richard Veenstra 6 | 1 Rainer Sturm
Jeffrey De Zwaan 6 | 3 Christopher Toonders
Pascal Rupprecht 6 | 1 Luc Snels
Alex Spellman 6 | 1 Jitse Van der Wal
Marc Vleghert 6 | 4 Vinay Ramnath
Gian van Veen 6 | 2 Paulo Ferreira
Jonas Masalin 6 | 4 Gabriel Rollo
Stefaan Henderyck 6 | 2 Jeroen Caron
Stefan Nilles 6 | 3 Marco Obst
Andy Baetens 6 | 3 Jesus Noguera
Heikki Hyvonen 6 | 1 Arno Looijen
Ron Meulenkamp 6 | 2 Andrew Beeton
Franz Roetzsch 6 | 0 Patrick van den Boogaard
Joaquim Goncalves 6 | 3 Stefan Schroder
Sebastian Bialecki 6 | 3 Sander van Ockenburg - Zwaan
John Michael 6 | 1 Jody Tobback
Tytus Kanik 6 | 4 Kevin Van Wauwe
Chris Landman 6 | 4 Jeremy van der Winkel
Thibault Tricole 6 | 0 Marcel Gugger
Marko Kantele 6 | 5 John Desreumaux
Kevin Blomme 6 | 2 Marco Verhofstad
Corey Cadby 6 | 0 Steven Morrison
Lukas Wenig 6 | 1 Benjamin Freudenreich
Jacob Taylor 6 | 2 Jan de Weerdt
Arjan Konterman 6 | 4 Gino Vos
Derk Telnekes 6 | 2 Tomas Houdek
Christian Kist 6 | 3 Yoshihisa Baba
Kenny Neyens 6 | 5 Patrick Maat
Gilbert van der Meijden 6 | 4 Oliver Mueller
Benjamin Pratnemer 6 | 0 Paavo Myller
Roy van de Griendt 6 | 1 Alexander Masek
David Schlichting 6 | 1 Miroslaw Grudziecki
Karel Sedlacek 6 | 1 Remo Mandiau
Neven Resetar 6 | 2 Reinhard Schumacher
Benito van de Pas 6 | 3 Nico Kurz
Ricardo Perez 6 | 4 Martijn Wanders
Jelle Klaasen 6 | 1 Jens Ziegler
Jeroen Mioch 6 | 2 Steffen Siepmann
Teemu Harju 6 | 5 Jacques Labre
Davy Proosten 6 | 1 Fabian Stuetz
Maik Kuivenhoven 6 | 0 Jamai van den Herik
Grant Sampson 6 | 4 Marcel Hausotter
Dennie Olde Kalter 6 | 5 Vincent Van der Meer
Francois Schweyen 6 | 5 Vitezslav Sedlak
Patrick Tringler 6 | 5 Moreno Blom
Davyd Venken 6 | 5 Felix Schiertz
Marco Grafweg 6 | 4 Niels Zonneveld
Michele Turetta 6 | 2 José Marquês
Daniel Klose 6 | 4 Jiri Brejcha
Marcel Walpen 4 | 6 Max Hopp
Marcel Gerdon 6 | 2 Bram van Dijk
Daniel Zygla 6 | 5 Diogo Portela
Julio Barbero Gonzalez 6 | 5 Andreas Toft Jorgensen
Toni Alcinas 6 | 3 Patrick Plotz
Last 64
Markus Kessler 6 | 4 Alexander Merkx
Robbie Knops - | - Nick Crouwel
Steven Strobbe - | - Owen Roelofs
Berry van Peer - | - Jimmy van Schie
Richard Veenstra 6 | 4 Jeffrey De Zwaan
Pascal Rupprecht - | - Alex Spellman
Marc Vleghert - | - Gian van Veen
Jonas Masalin - | - Stefaan Henderyck
Jamie Lawrence 6 | 1 Stefan Nilles
Andy Baetens 6 | 0 Heikki Hyvonen
Ron Meulenkamp - | - Franz Roetzsch
Joaquim Goncalves - | - Sebastian Bialecki
Tytus Kanik 6 | 5 John Michael
Chris Landman - | - Thibault Tricole
Marko Kantele - | - Kevin Blomme
Corey Cadby - | - Lukas Wenig
Ryan De Vreede 6 | 5 Jacob Taylor
Derk Telnekes 6 | 2 Arjan Konterman
Christian Kist - | - Kenny Neyens
Gilbert van der Meijden - | - Benjamin Pratnemer
Roy van de Griendt 6 | 5 David Schlichting
Karel Sedlacek - | - Neven Resetar
Ricardo Perez 6 | 3 Benito van de Pas
Jelle Klaasen - | - Jeroen Mioch
Teemu Harju - | - Davy Proosten
Maik Kuivenhoven - | - Grant Sampson
Dennie Olde Kalter - | - Francois Schweyen
Patrick Tringler - | - Davyd Venken
Marco Grafweg - | - Michele Turetta
Daniel Klose - | - Max Hopp
Marcel Gerdon - | - Daniel Zygla
Julio Barbero Gonzalez - | - Toni Alcinas

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