Stowe Buntz & David Cameron among winners on latest CDC Tour weekend in Brownsburg

The CDC Tour rolled into Brownsburg, Indiana this past weekend for its fourth triple-header of the 2025 season — and for once, it wasn’t all about Adam Sevada.

Having claimed four of the opening seven events, Sevada had firmly established himself as the man to beat on the North American circuit. But in Brownsburg, the Tour’s dominant force left empty-handed.

The eighth event of the CDC Tour saw Sevada suffer a surprise last-16 exit at the hands of Nick Linberg. Linberg’s reward? A quarter-final clash with Darryl Christie, who had already seen off Gavin Nicoll (5-1), Trevor Buboltz (5-3), and Hossey Hicks (6-2). Christie cruised past Linberg 6-0, then backed it up with a 7-4 win over Leonard Gates to reach the final. There, he overcame Canada’s Jacob Taylor 7-5 to lift the title — his first of the season.

Event Nine saw a shift in format, with sets replacing legs — and it was veteran Canadian David Cameron who adapted best. The 54-year-old came through five matches to claim the title, edging past Elmer Kempt (3-1), Hossey Hicks (3-0), Steve Warnock (3-2), Stowe Buntz (4-3), and Jason Brandon (5-4) in a tightly contested final.

But it was Buntz who bounced back in style during Event Ten, restoring American pride with a commanding run to the title. The reigning Continental Cup champion powered past Buboltz (5-1), Danny Lauby (6-1), and Jacob Taylor (6-0) before exacting revenge on Cameron with a 7-4 semi-final victory. He then held his nerve in a deciding leg thriller against Sevada, prevailing 7-6 to close out the weekend on a high.

With ten events now complete, the race for CDC Tour supremacy — and those coveted World Darts Championship and Grand Slam spots — is heating up nicely.