Schedule and preview Friday afternoon session 2022 Gibraltar Darts Trophy including Beaton and Williams
PDCFriday, 14 October 2022 at 08:30
The final Gibraltar Darts Trophy at least for now begins on Friday afternoon with the small matter also of the race to the European Championship also set to be concluded.
Friday afternoon kicks it off with Jim Williams and Steve Beaton among those in action. They will face Ryan Searle and Michael van Gerwen if they come through their openers against William O’Connor and Justin Hewitt.
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Also involved this afternoon include Mario Vandenbogaerde who kicks off proceedings against World Cup star, Craig Galliano. Jason Lowe will take on Manuel Vilerio.
While away from the Host Nation stars, Ritchie Edhouse faces John Henderson, Jeff Smith takes on Wesley Plaisier in another tough opener for The Silencer. Finally Marko Kantele faces Rusty-Jake Rodriguez with proceedings starting at 12pm UK time.
Schedule of Play
Friday October 14
First Round
Afternoon Session (1300 local time, 1200 BST)
Mario Vandenbogaerde v Craig Galliano
Jim Williams v William O'Connor
Jason Lowe v Manuel Vilerio
Sean Negrette v Kenny Neyens
Steve Beaton v Justin Hewitt
Ritchie Edhouse v John Henderson
Jeff Smith v Wesley Plaisier
Marko Kantele v Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
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