Whitehead, Dennant and Evans all early winners in Last 64 as Richardson, Hurrell and Lauby head out at PDC UK Q-School
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The first round is complete at PDC UK Q-School with the Last 64 well underway in Milton Keynes seeing some well known names and those high up in the Order of Merit through.
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Graham Usher is one with 'The Gambler' adding more points with a 6-2 success over Christopher Holt. While the likes of Matthew Dennant, Conan Whitehead, Conor Heneghan, Lee Evans and Wayne Jones are aalso through.
While James Richardson, James Hurrell, Danny Lauby and Andy Boulton are all out at the first opportunity to score points. Jamie Lewis, Scott Mitchell, Colin Osborne and Keegan Brown are all in action hoping to reach that point too with John Henderson also warming up.
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PDC UK Q-School Results
Last 128
Dylan Slevin 6 | 4 Michael Flynn
Graham Usher 6 | 4 Jim McEwan
Christopher Holt 6 | 3 Ryan Furness
Josh Payne 6 | 4 Michael Barnard
Jim Walker 6 | 1 Daniel Day
Scott Walters 6 | 1 John Cook
Lee Budgen 6 | 3 Owen Bates
Shaun Fox 6 | 3 Chris Quantock
Robert Thompson 6 | 5 Callum Goffin
Jarred Cole 6 | 1 Ryan Hogarth
Steven Beasley 6 | 3 Pete Burgoyne
Reece Robinson 6 | 5 Stephen Rosney
Andy Boulton 6 | 1 Christopher Wickenden
Dale Gadsby 6 | 1 Brett Claydon
Scott Mitchell 6 | 1 Prakash Jiwa
Cam Crabtree 6 | 5 Tom Martin
David Evans 6 | 2 Nicky Denoon
Jamie Lewis 6 | 5 Kieron Bridgwater
James Howard Hughes 6 | 3 Ryan O'Connor
Alec Small 6 | 0 Steven Plumstead
Daniel Lauby 6 | 3 Mark Challenger
Conan Whitehead 6 | 0 Jenson Walker
Conor Heneghan 6 | 3 Robert Collins
Thomas Lovely 6 | 5 Sam Cromwell
Peter Hudson 6 | 1 Stuart Kellett
Colin Osborne 6 | 4 Cliff Prior
Michael Huntley 6 | 3 Jim Moston
Lee Evans 6 | 2 Kevin Thomas
Nick Kenny 6 | 3 Lee Cocks
Graham Hall 6 | 1 Liam Meek
Tommy Morris 6 | 3 Joshua Richardson
Mike Warburton 6 | 3 Lewis Pride
Andy Hamilton 6 | 4 Shane McGuirk
Jake Jones 6 | 2 Niall Culleton
James Hurrell 6 | 2 William Borland
Peter Jacques 6 | 1 Stu Wilson
Adam Hunt 6 | 4 Jason Heaver
Justin Hood 6 | 1 David Sumner
James Richardson 6 | 2 John Bowles
Wayne Jones 6 | 0 Scott Artiss
Christopher Gilliland 6 | 2 Dom Taylor
Eddie Lovely 6 | 4 Scott Baker
Keegan Brown 6 | 5 Shane Hayward
Adam Lipscombe 6 | 2 Jeremy Fagg
Mark McGeeney 6 | 4 Stephen McNally
Rhys Hayden 6 | 5 Luke Smith
Ian Jones 6 | 4 Gary Jackson
Stephen Burton 6 | 4 Llew Bevan
Jack Main 6 | 4 Adam Atkinson
Ryan Harrington 6 | 4 Christian Perez
Darryl Pilgrim 6 | 1 Fallon Sherrock
Shaun McDonald 6 | 5 Carl Sneyd
Alan Tabern 6 | 2 Cameron Anderson
Ryan Murray 6 | 2 Benjamin Johnson
Adam Warner 6 | 3 David Wawrzewski
Gary Blades 6 | 3 Adam Mould
Lewis Gurney 6 | 1 Kevin Lowe
Nathan Girvan 6 | 5 Dan Read
Chris Bird 6 | 3 Pat Scurfield
John Henderson 6 | 1 Adam Smith-Neale
Paul Mitchell 6 | 4 Lee Palfreyman
Last 64
Dylan Slevin 6 | 2 Robert Rickwood
Graham Usher 6 | 2 Christopher Holt
Josh Payne - | - Jim Walker
Scott Walters - | - Lee Budgen
Shaun Fox 6 | 2 Robert Thompson
Jarred Cole - | - Steven Beasley
Reece Robinson 6 | 5 Andy Boulton
Dale Gadsby - | - Scott Mitchell
Matthew Dennant 6 | 4 Cam Crabtree
David Evans - | - Jamie Lewis
Alec Small 6 | 4 James Howard Hughes
Conan Whitehead 6 | 2 Daniel Lauby
Conor Heneghan 6 | 4 Thomas Lovely
Peter Hudson - | - Colin Osborne
Lee Evans 6 | 5 Michael Huntley
Nick Kenny - | - Graham Hall
Jack Vincent 6 | 2 Tommy Morris
Mike Warburton - | - Andy Hamilton
Jake Jones 6 | 4 James Hurrell
Peter Jacques - | - Adam Hunt
Justin Hood 6 | 3 James Richardson
Wayne Jones - | - Christopher Gilliland
Eddie Lovely - | - Keegan Brown
Adam Lipscombe - | - Mark McGeeney
Rhys Hayden - | - Ian Jones
Stephen Burton - | - Jack Main
Ryan Harrington - | - Darryl Pilgrim
Shaun McDonald - | - Alan Tabern
Adam Warner 6 | 0 Ryan Murray
Gary Blades - | - Lewis Gurney
Nathan Girvan - | - Chris Bird
John Henderson - | - Paul Mitchell

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