Tournament centre World Seniors Darts Championship 2024: Schedule, all results, TV Guide and prize money breakdown
WSDTSunday, 18 February 2024 at 23:35
Stay fully informed about the latest events during the World Seniors Darts Championship 2024 in our tournament centre. Here you will find the schedule of play, all results, information about the prize money and how to view the action.
The World Seniors Darts Championship is scheduled for the first time from February 15 to 18 at darts temple Circus Tavern in Purfleet. The field of competitors consists of 32 players, including 16-time world champion Phil Taylor, Martin Adams, John Part and defending champion Robert Thornton.
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Schedule World Seniors Darts Championship 2024
Thursday, Feb. 15
Afternoon session (from 1 p.m.)
First round
Scott Mitchell (86.54) 3-1 (85.55) Matt Clark
David Cameron (87.63) 1-3 (90.80) Jim Long
Trina Gulliver (70.47) 1-3 (82.32) John Henderson
Terry Jenkins (81.38) 1-3 (90.61) Paul Hogan
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Lisa Ashton (86.58) 3-2 (81.39) Mike Huntley
Neil Duff (85.96) 3-2 (82.83) Richard-Eirig Rowlands
Glen Durrant (79.36) 2-3 (80.69) Mark Dudbridge
Kevin Painter (90.42) 3-2 (98.58) Jim McEwan
Friday, Feb. 16
Afternoon session (from 1 p.m.)
Martin Adams (5) (80.57) 3-2 (77.31) Deta Hedman
Robert Thornton (1) (88.96) 3-1 (76.03) Martyn Turner
Keith Deller (15) (82.51) 1-3 (88.73) Richie Burnett
Andy Hamilton BYE (Tony O'Shea has withdrawn due to inury)
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Leonard Gates (82.67) 1-3 (85.35) Colin McGarry
Darryl Fitton (82.52) 1-3 (85.86) Chris Mason
Phil Taylor (74.53) 2-3 (75.09) Manfred Bilderl
Richie Howson (79.84) 3-0 (77.67) John Part
Saturday, Feb. 17
Afternoon session (from 1 p.m.)
Second Round
John Henderson (81.81) 3-1 (81.11) Kevin Painter
Scott Mitchell (82.47) 0-3 (82.30) Lisa Ashton
Martin Adams (82.81) 0-3 (91.11) Jim Long
Mark Dudbridge (87.66) 3-2 (84.35) Richie Howson
Saturday, Feb. 17
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Second Round
Robert Thornton (82.66) 2-3 (79.67) Andy Hamilton
Paul Hogan (79.30) 3-0 (77.78) Neil Duff
Manfred Bilderl (77.94) 1-3 (86.26) Chris Mason
Richie Burnett (79.03) 1-3 (85.23) Colin McGarry
Sunday, Feb. 18
Afternoon session (from 1 p.m.)
Quarter-Finals
Andy Hamilton (82.32) 1-3 (90.06) John Henderson
Jim Long (89.54) 3-2 (86.95) Paul Hogan
Chris Mason (79.14) 1-3 (75.29) Lisa Ashton
Mark Dudbridge (83.49) 1-3 (86.14) Colin McGarry
Evening session (from 7 p.m.)
Semi-Finals
John Henderson (92.91) 3-0 (93.16) Jim Long
Lisa Ashton (78.29) 2-3 (79.59) Colin McGarry
Final
John Henderson (86.72) 5-0 (78.88) Colin McGarry
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