Wesley Plaisier triumphs for second time this season on Challenge Tour
PDCSaturday, 17 August 2024 at 19:45
The nineteenth tournament of the PDC Challenge Tour season came down to Wesley Plaisier on Saturday night. He took the title by defeating Lee Cocks (5-3) in the final.
Plaisier qualified for the final of this tournament by successively defeating Brian Verhelst (5-0), Reece Colley (5-0), Peter Jacques (5-3), Niall Culleton (5-0), David Davies (5-2), Andy Hamilton (5-3) and Jimmy van Schie (5-3). Cocks settled with Lee Grace (5-0), Kevin Lowe (5-2), Scott Waites (5-2), Trevor Burkhill (5-3), Andy Boulton (5-4) and Charlie Martin (5-2).
In the final, Plaisier initially found himself down 2-3 against Cocks. The Dutchman then held his own leg with a 16-darter, before beating his English opponent with a 13-darter. Plaisier then finished it off in his own leg with a 14-darter.
The Challenge Tour circuit is open to players who participated in the Q-School but did not win a Tour Card. On this tour, starting tickets for the 2024 Pro Tour and Tour Cards for 2025 and 2026 can be earned.
The highest-ranked players on the PDC Challenge Tour Order of Merit qualify for the reserve spots at the Players Championship tournaments.
Results PDC Challenge Tour 19
Last 32
Patrick Lynskey 5 | 4 Dominik Gruellich
Jimmy van Schie 5 | 4 Darius Labanauskas
Anton Ostlund 5 | 3 James Richardson
Paul Rowley 5 | 1 Simon Perkins
Lewis Pride 5 | 1 Tom Riding
Andy Hamilton 5 | 3 Martin Grearson
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 0 Niall Culleton
David Davies 5 | 1 Danny Jansen
Lee Cocks 5 | 2 Scott Waites
Trevor Burkhill 5 | 4 Kevin Lankhuizen
Andy Boulton 5 | 2 John O'Shea
Tom Sykes 5 | 1 Sam Spivey
Charlie Martin 5 | 1 Fallon Sherrock
Jenson Walker 5 | 4 Adam Mould
Dennie Olde Kalter 5 | 4 Christian Kist
Connor Scutt 5 | 2 Thomas Lovely
Last 16
Jimmy van Schie 5 | 4 Patrick Lynskey
Anton Ostlund 5 | 2 Paul Rowley
Andy Hamilton 5 | 4 Lewis Pride
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 2 David Davies
Lee Cocks 5 | 3 Trevor Burkhill
Andy Boulton 5 | 4 Tom Sykes
Charlie Martin 5 | 3 Jenson Walker
Connor Scutt 5 | 0 Dennie Olde Kalter
Quarterfinals
Jimmy van Schie 5 | 2 Anton Ostlund
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 3 Andy Hamilton
Lee Cocks 5 | 4 Andy Boulton
Charlie Martin 5 | 4 Connor Scutt
Semi-final
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 3 Jimmy van Schie
Lee Cocks 5 | 2 Charlie Martin
Finale
Wesley Plaisier 5 | 3 Lee Cocks
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