World Championship participant Carolissen decides against competing at 2021 Q-School

Cameron Carolissen decided to stay in the UK after exiting the 2020/21 PDC World Darts Championship to play in Q-School but has now returned to his home country of South Africa.

Originally set to take place in January, Q-School has now been moved to February however due to a full national lockdown, it is uncertain if that will be the case. As a result, 'The Javelin' has decided to head home and set his sights on 2022.

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"Reason for my return was due to Covid 19 being at its peak in the United Kingdom. With tier 5 in place up until mid February, it was too much of a risk for me to stay any longer or even play in the Qualifying School. Nothing has been set out yet so it is basically a gamble," said Carolissen on Facebook.

"I will now regroup and put proper planning into place to return to the UK in 2022 for the Q school. Now with the taste I had, it is time to put in more constructive practices for the year and return at 100 percent. It feels good to be back home!"

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🇿🇦Cameron Carolissen won't be playing Q-School this year! Check his statement on Facebook below!

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