These 128 players have qualified for the final stage of the 2024 UK Q-School
PDCWednesday, 10 January 2024 at 15:45
The 101 players who qualified for the final stage of the UK Q-School 2024 through the first stage have been revealed. Supplemented by the 27 players who were automatically qualified, 128 players will compete for the 14 available Tour Cards starting Thursday.
One tournament will be played each day from Thursday through Sunday, with the day's winner receiving a PDC Tour Card. There will also be a ranking based on points that can be grabbed by booking victories. Through that ranking, another ten players will receive a PDC Tour Card for 2024 and 2025.
The group of players who were allowed to skip the first stage include John Henderson, Andy Boulton, Scott Mitchell, Bradley Brooks, Scott Waites, Richie Burnett, Ted Evetts, Ross Montgomery, Darren Webster, Devon Petersen and Steve Lennon.
In addition, there were a total of 24 daily winners over the past three days. Among others Danny Lauby Jr, Adam Hunt, Fallon Sherrock, Chris Quantock, Andy Hamilton, Leighton Bennett, Scott Taylor, Rhys Griffin and Henry Coates managed to secure a spot for the remainder of the Q-School.
The final 77 spots were distributed via ranking. Among others Mark Dudbridge, Keelan Kay, Alex Spellman, Peter Jacques, Jim McEwan, Adrian Gray, Justin Smith, Richard North, Aden Kirk, Kai Fan Leung, Colin Osborne, John Part, Alan Norris and William Borland qualified through the Q-School Order of Merit.
Participant field of final stage UK Q-School 2024
Direc admitted to final stage (27)
John Henderson
Andy Boulton
Dom Taylor
James Hurrell
Darryl Pilgrim
Robert Grundy
Scott Mitchell
Conan Whitehead
Bradley Brooks
Cam Crabtree
Jarred Cole
Connor Scutt
Scott Waites
Richie Burnett
John O'Shea
Ted Evetts
Lewis Williams
Joe Murnan
James Wilson
Ross Montgomery
Darren Webster
Shaun Wilkinson
Devon Petersen
Kevin Burness
Nick Fullwell
Steve Lennon
George Killington
Day winners during first phase (24)
Harry Lane
Danny Lauby
Adam Hunt
Patrick Lynskey
Llew Bevan
Matthew Dennant
Mike Warburton
Kieron Bridgwater
Jamie Atkins
Fallon Sherrock
Shane McGuirk
Chris Quantock
Patrik Williams
Kevin Lane
Charlie Martin
Andy Hamilton
Paul Redfern
Tom Lonsdale
Leighton Bennett
Joe Croft
Scott Taylor
Rhys Griffin
Henry Coates
Lee Cocks
Located via UK Q-School Order of Merit (77)
Mark Dudbridge
Kevin Thomas
Stuart Wares
Justin Hood
Joshua Richardson
Thomas Lovely
Thomas Banks
Scott Campbell
Adam Paxton
Keelan Kay
Derek Maclean
Alex Spellman
Brett Claydon
Thomas Cromwell
Carl Wilson
Daniel Astbury
Darren Beveridge
Darren Armstrong
Harry Gregory
Peter Jacques
Lewis Gurney
Jim Walker
Liam Goyne
Lee Williams
James Howard Hughes
Kevin Leadenham
Greg Ritchie
Jim McEwan
Peter Burgoyne
Sam Cankett
Jim Moston
Steve Haggerty
Peter Mitchell
Ashley Coleman
Dan Read
Gary Brown
Christopher Harvey
Kamil Janowicz
Ashley McKeever
Jacob Gwynne
Adrian Gray
Alec Small
Keith Rooney
Justin Smith
Scott Winder
Cory Evans
Chris Hartrey
Richard North
James Huthwaite
Aden Kirk
Michael Flynn
James Beeton
Kai Fan Leung
Colin Osborne
Patrick Quinn
Sam Spivey
Dean Forde
Ryan O'Connor
Edward Price
Peter Hudson
Carl Beattie
David Wawrzewski
Jonathan Kavanagh
John Part
Ryan Furness
Mathew Wood
Niall Culleton
Sean Fisher
Alan Norris
Robbie Martin
Owen Maiden
Brandon Jones
Nathan Girvan
Tommy Morris
Matt Caste
Jake Neale
William Borland
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