ET9 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers: 🏴 Steve Beaton 🇳🇱 Jelle Klaasen 🇳🇱 Maik Kuivenhoven 🇭🇷 Boris Krcmar 🏴 Nick Kenny 🇦🇺 Simon Whitlock 🏴 Dom Taylor 🍀 Mickey Mansell 🇵🇹 Jose de Sousa 🏴 Martin Lukeman
Steve Beaton, Simon Whitlock, Jelle Klaasen & Jose De Sousa among qualifiers for German Darts Championship
PDCThursday, 13 June 2024 at 15:15
Former world champions Jelle Klaasen and Steve Beaton are among those to have passed the Tour Card qualifying tournament for the German Darts Championship. As a result, they may compete in the Euro Tour tournament in Hildesheim from Aug. 30 to Sept. 1.
Klaasen was able to win over Jeffrey de Zwaan (6-5), Chris Landman (6-1) and Mario Vandenbogaerde (6-3) during the qualifying tournament. Furthermore, the legendary Beaton also forced placement for the German Darts Championship after victories over Benjamin Drue Reus (6-5), George Killington (6-4) and Keegan Brown (6-2).
Elsewhere, Mike Kuivenhoven dealt with Jurjen van der Velde (6-5), Gabriel Clemens (6-3) and Robert Owen (6-4). Another starting spot went to Simon Whitlock, who defeated Robbie Knops (6-4), Richard Veenstra (6-3) and Stephen Burton (6-4). In addition, Boris Krcmar, Nick Kenny, Dom Taylor, Mickey Mansell, Jose de Sousa and Martin Lukeman also qualified.
The top-16 of the world rankings and the top-16 of the Pro Tour rankings are automatically invited to the German Darts Championship. Among others, Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Luke Littler, Dave Chisnall, Gary Anderson, Peter Wright and Dimitri van den Bergh will all be present.
Results ET09 Tour Card Holder Qualifier
Last 40
Keegan Brown 6 | 5 Kevin Doets
Steve Beaton 6 | 4 George Killington
Mario Vandenbogaerde 6 | 4 Matt Campbell
Jelle Klaasen 6 | 1 Chris Landman
Maik Kuivenhoven 6 | 3 Gabriel Clemens
Robert Owen 6 | 1 Vincent van der Voort
Boris Krcmar 6 | 3 Jermaine Wattimena
Matthew Dennant 6 | 4 Jeffrey De Graaf
Mensur Suljovic 6 | 5 Cameron Menzies
Nick Kenny 6 | 2 Danny Lauby
Simon Whitlock 6 | 3 Richard Veenstra
Stephen Burton 6 | 4 James Hurrell
Josh Payne 6 | 3 Rhys Griffin
Dom Taylor 6 | 3 Graham Hall
Mickey Mansell 6 | 2 Scott Williams
Berry van Peer 6 | 3 Graham Usher
Jose De Sousa 6 | 2 Brett Claydon
Danny van Trijp 6 | 5 Lee Evans
Martin Lukeman 6 | 0 Mervyn King
Dylan Slevin 6 | 4 Madars Razma
Final round
Steve Beaton 6 | 2 Keegan Brown
Jelle Klaasen 6 | 3 Mario Vandenbogaerde
Maik Kuivenhoven 6 | 4 Robert Owen
Boris Krcmar 6 | 5 Matthew Dennant
Nick Kenny 6 | 4 Mensur Suljovic
Simon Whitlock 6 | 4 Stephen Burton
Dom Taylor 6 | 2 Josh Payne
Mickey Mansell 6 | 3 Berry van Peer
Jose De Sousa 6 | 1 Danny van Trijp
Martin Lukeman 6 | 4 Dylan Slevin
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