Yesterday's Darts Results: Paul Rowley Hits 111.33, Jack Johnson Shines in Junior Volts and 60 Tournaments Added to Q4QS – 27 October 2026

Tuesday was another busy day for grassroots darts, with 60 tournaments added to the Q4QS Database, and there was a particularly interesting mixture of established players, improving juniors and some excellent individual performances.

Paul Rowley produced the highest recorded average of the day with a 111.33, while Connor Hopkins wasn't far behind on 106.64.

But perhaps one of the most impressive stories came from the Junior Volts competition in Gillingham, where Jack Johnson produced four averages above 90, including a 104.86 in the final.

Elsewhere, Cori Wiltshire won at Hangar61, Johnny Haines enjoyed an excellent evening at Faringdon Town Football Club, and there were strong performances at Chinnor Pavilion, the Cue Club and several competitions across Wales.

And with so many junior tournaments taking place, there was plenty to look at beyond the usual open competitions.

Paul Rowley tops Tuesday's averages

The highest individual average recorded on Tuesday came from Paul Rowley, who produced 111.33 against Shaz Shepherd in a Tuesday night pre-round-robin competition.

It wasn't his only good performance either.

Rowley also recorded two averages of 96.97, against Alyssya Petty and Jack Fisher, along with 94.62 against Jack Harrison.

Four averages above 94 in one competition is a pretty decent evening by anyone's standards.

However, the tournament itself went to Daniel Astbury, who defeated Jake B-Smith 3–2 in the final.

B-Smith finished with eight victories, while Astbury and Rowley each recorded seven.

It's another example of why I like looking at both the averages and the tournament results. Rowley produced the biggest numbers, but Astbury was the player who came through to win it.

Jack Johnson produces a superb Junior Volts performance

For me, one of Tuesday's most impressive performances came from Jack Johnson at the Rock Avenue Club in Gillingham.

Johnson won the Junior Volts competition, defeating Drake Porter 3–0 in the final, and recorded a 104.86 average in that deciding match.

His other leading averages were:

• 98.02 against Freddie Greenwood
• 91.09 against Charlie Smith
• 90.18 against Cooper Harvey

That's four averages above 90, including a three-figure performance in the final.

Johnson finished with six victories, while Porter recorded five.

We talk quite a lot about the standard of junior darts nowadays, and performances like this explain why. A 104 average in a final is impressive at any level, never mind in a junior competition.

Cori Wiltshire wins at Hangar61

At the Super League gap-night round robin at Hangar61, Cori Wiltshire defeated Robbie Long 3–2 in the final.

Both players finished with seven victories, while Chris Hartrey and Louis Hamblin recorded six each.

Hartrey produced the highest average of the competition, 100.20 against Owen Smith, and also recorded 91.09 against Julia Archer.

Robbie Long was another player in good form, averaging 93.94 against Hartrey and recording two further averages of 91.09.

So although Wiltshire took the title, there were several players producing good darts throughout the evening.

Johnny Haines wins at Faringdon

Johnny Haines was another player who combined high averages with a tournament victory.

At Faringdon Town Football Club, Haines defeated Tony Clark 3–2 in the final of the Money In Money Out competition.

He finished with nine victories, the most of anyone in the event.

His leading performances included 103.66 against Chris Sumner, 95.94 against Dave Legg and 88.18 against Woody Wheeler.

Clark finished with eight victories, while Dave Legg recorded seven.

With 75 matches recorded, this was a substantial evening of darts, and Haines deserves credit for maintaining his form through to the final.

Alex Ward wins at Chinnor Pavilion

At Aylesbury Darts Events, Alex Ward won Chinnor Pavilion Vault Break #1, defeating Sean Holley 3–0 in the final.

Ward finished with eight victories and produced averages of 102.48 against Holley and 100.20 against Mark Kerry.

Holley also had an excellent evening, recording 103.66 against Clayton Ford and 100.20 against Harry Campin.

That's four three-figure averages between the two finalists.

Ward ultimately came out on top, but both players produced performances worth mentioning.

Ben Flanagan-McClelland doubles up on 100-plus averages

At the Cue Club Tuesday Open Round Robin, Ben Flanagan-McClelland defeated Sam Sneath 3–2 in the final.

He recorded seven victories and produced two particularly impressive averages: 103.66 against Oliver Kott and 100.20 against Kieran White.

Kris Preval also recorded a 92.36, while Sneath reached the final with four victories.

Again, a good example of a tournament winner producing some of the strongest averages of the evening.

Tyler Garrett impresses in Newport

There was another excellent performance in Wales, where Tyler Garrett won the Calstep Darts Wales Newport Academy Series.

Garrett defeated Cody Vodden 2–0 in the final and finished with six victories.

He recorded 100.20 in the final, 91.09 against Alfie O'Brien and 85.89 in another meeting with Vodden.

Garrett also appears in the Junior Volts results at Out Out Bar, Newport, where the uploaded report lists him as the winner against Rico Anderson.

That competition is labelled Wednesday in the export, despite appearing in Tuesday's reporting batch, so I would treat it as an additional recorded result rather than assume both events took place on Tuesday.

Joe Bagguley puts together five strong averages

One performance that deserves more attention came from Joe Bagguley at Widden Rugby Club.

Bagguley won the In-between Vault Round Robin, defeating Rich Griffee 3–1 in the final and recording nine victories.

What stands out is his collection of leading averages:

Average	Opponent
93.94	Matt Amor
93.94	Hayden Wood
91.09	Josh Finn
91.09	Lee Andrews
88.41	Todd Marfell

There might not be a three-figure average among those five, but there is something to be said for repeatedly performing around the 90 mark.

That sort of consistency is often more valuable in a tournament than producing one outstanding leg or match and then struggling to repeat it.

More strong performances around the country

At Champs Pool & Darts Bar, Marshall James won the Money In Money Out competition, defeating Mike Huntley 4–0 in the final.

James recorded eight victories and averaged 95.43 in the final, while Louis Melville produced the competition's highest average of 103.66.

At Lindsay Constitutional Club, Stephen Cake won the ADC ranking event, defeating Ryan Davies 3–0. Connor Hopkins recorded 106.64, the second-highest individual average in Tuesday's reporting batch.

At Parr Conservative Club, Sam Cromwell collected nine victories and defeated Stu Friar 3–0 in the final. Chris Chisnall produced a 100.20 and a 93.94.

At Shelley Lock-up Week 7, Rob Metcalfe won the competition with eight victories, while Matt Macintosh recorded a 100.20.

Other notable winners included Lloyd Walker at Fareham Social Club, Harry Rice at JJ's Tuesday Pre-Vault, Adam Fryer at the Hopetown Vault Break, Matt Kershaw at St John's Club and Jayden Scadden at the Railway Inn.

There really was quite a lot going on for a Tuesday.

Junior darts: another busy evening

There were 13 Junior Volts competitions in the reporting batch, covering venues from Gillingham and Yate to Sheffield, Cannock, Preston and Wales.

Jack Johnson's performance was the obvious headline, but there were plenty of other junior winners to recognise.

Venue	Winner	Final result
Arrows, Resolven	Carter Miles	3–2 v Cody Hughes
Bar 1895, Oldham	Tom Kindon	3–2 v Luke Kenworthy
Chaukees, Ellesmere Port	Tom Phillips	3–1 v Charlie Thomason
Heath Hayes, Cannock	Joel Walton	3–2 v Harvey-Lee Nelson-Harris
Maxi Lounge, Yate	Jacob Godber	3–1 v Zak Read
Out Out Bar, Newport*	Tyler Garrett	3–2 v Rico Anderson
Red Rose Bowl, Preston	Tom Partington	3–2 v Gabriel Harrop
Sheffield Junior Darts Academy	Connor King	3–2 v Rwais Barwais
Soccer Zone, Halesowen	Codey Exall	3–0 v Charlie Lowin
Dart Den, Skegness	Finley Holmes-Harker	3–2 v Henry Weeks
Rock Avenue Club, Gillingham	Jack Johnson	3–0 v Drake Porter
Vectis Sports & Social Club, Isle of Wight	Wyatt Lee	3–1 v Riley Herbert
Wyndham Arms, Ogmore Vale	Riley Sadd	3–2 v Cruz Morse

*The Out Out Bar competition is labelled Wednesday in the source export but included in the 27 October reporting batch.

There were some excellent individual averages too. Spencer Edwards recorded 91.09 at Resolven, Rhys Evans reached 88.41, Rwais Barwais hit 85.89 in Sheffield and Codey Exall produced 85.08 in Halesowen.

Jacob Godber's eight victories at Yate and Riley Sadd's eight at Ogmore Vale are also worth mentioning.

And I wouldn't overlook the Boundary Park Academy competitions at Bar 1895. Five different events were recorded, giving players at several levels an opportunity to compete. Oliver England, Charlie Campbell, Jacob Jones, Stanley Derbyshire and Oscar Monkton were the winners.

Not everyone is going to be averaging 90 or 100, and nor should that be the only measure of a worthwhile tournament. For plenty of developing players, winning matches and getting regular competitive experience is what matters.

WADC: no competitions identified in Tuesday's results

I checked the 60 competitions in the supplied results report and couldn't identify a WADC-labelled event for 27 October.

Rather than invent a result or include one from another day, I'll leave the WADC section at that. We can return to the women's competitions when they appear in the next reporting batch.

Tuesday's ten highest individual averages

These are the ten highest entries in the supplied daily report, so players can appear more than once.

Player	Average	Competition
Paul Rowley	111.33	Tuesday Night Pre-Round Robin
Connor Hopkins	106.64	Lindsay Constitutional Club
Jack Johnson	104.86	Junior Volts, Gillingham
Louis Melville	103.66	Champs Money In Money Out
Sean Holley	103.66	Chinnor Pavilion
Johnny Haines	103.66	Faringdon Town FC
Ben Flanagan-McClelland	103.66	Cue Club Tuesday Open
Alex Ward	102.48	Chinnor Pavilion
Tyler Garrett	100.20	Calstep Newport Academy
Alex Ward	100.20	Chinnor Pavilion

These are individual match averages rather than tournament averages.

My five standout performances

1. Jack Johnson: Four averages above 90, including 104.86 in the final, and a Junior Volts title.
2. Paul Rowley: The day's highest average of 111.33, plus three further performances above 94.
3. Johnny Haines: Nine victories, a 103.66 and the Faringdon title.
4. Alex Ward: Eight victories, two three-figure averages and victory at Chinnor Pavilion.
5. Joe Bagguley: Nine victories and five leading averages between 88.41 and 93.94.

Special mentions to Tyler Garrett, Ben Flanagan-McClelland, Connor Hopkins and Cori Wiltshire.

Another 60 tournaments added to Q4QS

What I particularly enjoyed about Tuesday's results was the variety.

There were players producing three-figure averages, juniors competing at an extremely good standard, and plenty of tournaments where consistency and simply getting over the winning line were more important than one spectacular performance.

Jack Johnson probably gets my vote for the standout performance. Four averages above 90 and a 104.86 in a junior final is something worth celebrating.

But that's just my choice. There were plenty of other players who had a very good Tuesday.

The full results, rankings and player statistics are available at QuestForQSchool.

Yesterday's Darts Results: Taylor Greaves and Sam Morris Hit 115.62 as Kurt Parry Wins in Llanelli – 24 October 2026

Saturday produced another busy day of grassroots darts, with 60 tournaments added to the Q4QS Database. There were two extraordinary 115.62 averages, a major memorial tournament in North Wales, plenty of junior darts and seven WADC competitions.

What particularly caught my attention was the range of performances. We had some exceptional scoring at the top end, but also players winning tournaments through consistency, determination and the ability to produce their best darts when it mattered.

Taylor Greaves produces 115.62 in Doncaster

One of the day's outstanding performances came at the Wheatsheaf in Doncaster, where Taylor Greaves defeated Peter Roebuck 3–1 in the final.

Greaves finished with eight victories and recorded an incredible 115.62 average against Steve Coates. He also averaged 97.08 in the final and recorded 91.09 earlier in the competition.

Daz Green wasn't far behind in the scoring department, producing 107.36 against Marc Wilkinson and another 96.97 against Gav Grayson.

It's one thing to produce an exceptional average in a short match, but Greaves backed up his highest score with a tournament victory. That's what makes his performance particularly impressive.

Sam Morris matches 115.62 in Shrewsbury

Remarkably, Greaves wasn't the only player to average 115.62 on Saturday.

At the Inn On The Green in Shrewsbury, Sam Morris recorded exactly the same average against Jack Bratby.

The tournament itself went to Paul Rowley, who defeated Jake B-Smith 3–1 in the final, producing an excellent 102.26 average in the deciding match.

Rowley finished with eight victories, while B-Smith won seven and recorded 95.94 and two averages of 93.94.

For me, this was another interesting example of the difference between producing the highest average and winning the tournament. Morris provided the headline figure, but Rowley was the player who came away with the title.

Kurt Parry wins in Llanelli with three ton-plus averages

After his excellent performances in Cardiff on Friday, Kurt Parry was back among the headlines on Saturday.

At Terry Griffiths Matchroom in Llanelli, Parry defeated Corey Milward 3–2 in the final, finishing with eight victories.

His leading averages were particularly impressive:

• 111.33 against Roger James
• 107.36 against Dylan Holborn
• 100.20 against Edward Manley

Three averages above 100 in the same tournament is an excellent achievement, particularly when combined with the title.

Bobby Short also impressed with 96.97, while Manley recorded 91.09.

Parry's performances across the two days certainly make him one of the players worth watching in the Q4QS Database.

Andy Courtney takes the Keith Woodfine Memorial title

One of Saturday's biggest competitions was the Keith Woodfine Memorial 2026, held at Prestatyn Town Football Club.

With 155 matches recorded, this was a substantial event, and Andy Courtney emerged as champion after defeating Kelson Hughes 5–1 in the final.

Courtney finished with ten victories, while Hughes collected nine.

There were also some excellent individual averages. Alex Williams, Luke Newport and Courtney all recorded 103.66, while Newport added 98.33 and Dai Davies produced 97.82.

I always think memorial tournaments deserve particular recognition. They bring players together for something beyond the competition itself, while still producing some excellent darts.

Congratulations to Courtney on winning the title.

Steve West wins Portsmouth Phoenix Saturday Series

At the Portsmouth Phoenix Saturday Series Event 3, Steve West defeated Taylor Harding 5–1 in the final.

West won eleven matches, the highest total in the competition.

Marvin Meal was particularly impressive on the averages, recording 96.97, 93.94 and 91.09.

Neil Munro also reached 91.09, while West himself recorded the same average during his run to the title.

With 148 matches recorded, this was another sizeable Saturday tournament.

WADC: Gemma Hayter defeats Fallon Sherrock as Laura Sloggett wins in Bodmin

There was plenty happening in the women's game on Saturday, with seven WADC competitions recorded, including the Winmau Championship South.

At Bradmoor Farm in Aylesbury, Gemma Hayter defeated Fallon Sherrock 5–3 to win Event 9 of the WADC Winmau Championship South.

Hayter produced an excellent sequence of averages, including 87.00 against Rebecca Rose, 83.72 against Louise Pearson and 79.05 in the final.

Sherrock also played well, recording 86.38 against Jo Locke.

It was an impressive tournament victory for Hayter, particularly against such a well-known opponent.

Closer to home, Laura Sloggett won at Bodmin Band & Social Club, defeating Sarah Williams 3–2 in the final. Sloggett collected four victories and recorded the event's highest average of 43.62.

Elsewhere, there were more WADC winners to recognise:

• Janet Hardman defeated Emma Evans 3–1 at Great Float Social Club in Wallasey, recording a best average of 63.96.
• Kelly Stevens won both Castle & Falcon competitions in Newark, defeating Stacey Grand-Scrutton 3–0 and Nikki Rainbow 3–2. Her highest recorded average was 73.92.
• Michelle Bull defeated Fran Bent 3–2 at the Glebe in Stevenage.
• Kaylee Hughes defeated Loz Jones 3–2 at the Royal Oak in Rhyl.

I think it's particularly encouraging to see the WADC providing opportunities at different levels. Saturday's results included established names competing at the Winmau Championship alongside players enjoying regular local tournaments.

All of those competitions deserve their place in the daily roundup.

Junior darts: Arjun Sharma, Rhodri Phillips and Charlie Lowin impress

Saturday was also an extremely busy day for junior darts, with eight Junior Volts competitions recorded alongside several academy and youth events.

At Bushey Conservative Club, Arjun Sharma defeated Prem Ahluwalia 3–0 in the final.

Sharma won eight matches and recorded averages of 91.09, 86.71 and 85.89. That's an excellent series of performances for a junior player.

At Glanyrafon Arms in Llandysul, Rhodri Phillips defeated Oliver Williams 3–1 in the final.

Phillips won seven matches and recorded three separate averages of 83.50, alongside 81.98.

At Bostin Darts 180 Bar in Blackheath, Charlie Lowin defeated Fraser Waterworth 3–2, collecting seven victories and recording an 83.50 average.

Other Junior Volts winners included Remy Stapleton at Clacton Sports Bar, Zach Langley at Gamlingay Social Club, Callum Kerrigan at Lincoln Darts Hub, Seth Vickers at the Tungsten Inn in Grimsby and Theo Galea at Vikings Social Club in Norwich.

There were also victories for Iestyn Price in the JDC Wales Academy Rising Stars, Llewelyn Summerhayes in the JDC Wales RS Plate and Bobby Haste at the Leeds Darts Association Youth Round Robin.

It's encouraging to see so many young players getting regular competitive opportunities. And with averages above 90 already appearing in junior tournaments, there's certainly plenty of talent coming through.

Logun Godbeer wins at the 49 Club

At the 49 Club in Weston-super-Mare, Logun Godbeer won the Under-65 Saturday Round Robin, defeating Daniel Short 4–1 in the final.

Godbeer collected seven victories and produced the three highest averages of the tournament: 87.39, 83.50 and 74.40.

Short finished with five victories, while Leo Kent and Phil Woodall each collected four.

It's another good example of a tournament format giving players the opportunity to compete against others within a similar average range.

Other Saturday winners worth mentioning

There was plenty more happening around the country.

At the Boulevard Club in Peterborough, Mark Lynn defeated Craig Sayer 3–1, finishing with eight victories and recording a best average of 92.02.

Curtis Hammond won at the Len Forge Centre in Southend, defeating Corey Minchin 3–0. Hammond recorded averages of 94.26, 93.94, 93.94 and 91.16.

At John Selden in Worthing, Connor Levett defeated Timothy Peirce 3–0, winning eight matches and producing three separate 93.94 averages.

Jake Eichen won at Woodbridge Hill Working Men's Club in Guildford, defeating Ryan Mitchell 3–0 and collecting nine victories.

At Bunker 19 in Southend, Michael Van Pinnington defeated Arun Grewal 3–0, recording 88.41, 86.71 and 85.08.

Tom McInnes won at Pot Black in Shanklin, defeating Jay Moore 3–0, while Spud Thomas took the title at the Goat in Penygroes.

Elsewhere, James Mulvaney defeated Deta Hedman 5–4 in the ADC Open Singles final, and Harrison Leigh won both the McNamara's Sports Bar Grand Slam and the Club Burtonwood Grand Slam.

Saturday's highest recorded averages

These are the leading individual match averages from the day's results.

Player	Average	Tournament / venue
Sam Morris	115.62	Inn On The Green, Shrewsbury
Taylor Greaves	115.62	Wheatsheaf, Doncaster
Kurt Parry	111.33	Terry Griffiths Matchroom, Llanelli
Daz Green	107.36	Wheatsheaf, Doncaster
Alex Williams	103.66	Keith Woodfine Memorial
Luke Newport	103.66	Keith Woodfine Memorial
Andy Courtney	103.66	Keith Woodfine Memorial
Paul Rowley	102.26	Inn On The Green, Shrewsbury
Martin McDonough	100.20	Club Burtonwood Grand Slam
Ryan Mitchell	100.20	Woodbridge Hill, Guildford

These are individual match averages, not tournament-wide averages. Kurt Parry also recorded 107.36 in Llanelli, giving him two of the day's highest individual performances.

My five standout performances

1. Taylor Greaves – A 115.62 average and eight victories on the way to the Doncaster title.
2. Kurt Parry – Three averages above 100, including 111.33, and the tournament victory in Llanelli.
3. Sam Morris – Matching the day's highest average with 115.62 in Shrewsbury.
4. Andy Courtney – Ten victories to win the Keith Woodfine Memorial.
5. Arjun Sharma – Eight junior victories, with averages of 91.09, 86.71 and 85.89.

Special mentions also go to Gemma Hayter for her WADC Championship victory over Fallon Sherrock, Rhodri Phillips for his consistent junior performances and Kelly Stevens for winning two WADC competitions in Newark.

Another 60 tournaments added to Q4QS

Saturday was another reminder of just how varied grassroots darts has become.

At one end we had two players recording averages above 115. At the other, we had junior tournaments, average-restricted competitions, charity events and local WADC competitions giving players the opportunity to compete and enjoy the game.

And that's what I particularly like about covering grassroots darts.

Not everybody is chasing a 100 average. Some players are trying to win their first tournament, others are looking to improve their consistency, and some simply want a good day out with their darts.

All of those performances are part of the wider picture.

Full results, rankings and player statistics are available at Quest For Q School.

Yesterday’s Darts Results – Honey Hits 104.86 as Boundy, Steed and Rowley Take Friday Titles (28th August 2026)

 

Friday produced another busy evening of grassroots darts, with 22 tournaments from 28 August added to the Q4QS database.

There was plenty to pick out across the South West and beyond, headed by an excellent 104.86 average from Dave Honey at Evesham, while Steve Boundy continued his strong run at Portishead and Andy Steed came through a competitive opening night at Galaxy Sports Bar.

Honey stars at Evesham

The standout individual performance came at Evesham Darts Competitions, where Dave Honey won the Champions Elect Round Robin.

Honey defeated Pete Hughes 4–1 in the final, but it was his 104.86 average earlier in the competition that really caught the eye – the highest recorded average across Friday's 22 events.

There was plenty of quality around him too. Hughes reached 95.94, Shaun Vernall produced 93.94, and Tony Gisbourne registered 90.18.

It wasn't the only competition at Evesham either. Richard Coombes won the Champion of Champions Final Qualifier, edging Richard Bambridge 5–4 in the deciding match.

Boundy comes through another Portishead battle

Steve Boundy added another title at Portishead Workmens Darts, winning Friday's open event after a close final against Logun Godbeer.

Godbeer produced the highest average of the tournament at 81.83 and accumulated nine wins across the event, but Boundy came through the final 4–3 to take the honours.

It's another good result for Boundy at a venue where his name has appeared regularly in recent Q4QS roundups.

Steed wins as Godfrey breaks 100

There was a high-quality night at Galaxy Sports Bar, where Andy Steed won the first Friday Night Series event.

Steed defeated Charlie Wiles 2–0 in the final, with both players recording nine wins during the competition.

The biggest number, though, came from Ross Godfrey, who produced a 103.12 average. Steed wasn't far behind with a 96.97, while Curtis Green also reached 93.94.

Rowley wins SDO Summer Series thriller

Paul Rowley came through the SDO Summer Series 6.6 Open at Severn Darts Organisation.

Rowley edged Dean Rogers 4–3 in the final and produced a 96.58 average during the event.

Mark Crutchley provided another of Friday's ton-plus performances, hitting 100.20, but Rowley beat him on his way to the title.

Avis takes Bridgwater title

At Bridgwater Darts Academy, Reuben Avis enjoyed an excellent run through BDA DiDo Week 4.

Avis finished the competition with nine wins and defeated Alex Bird 2–0 in the final. His highest recorded average was 69.91.

Plenty more winners across Friday

There were plenty of other titles worth noting.

Andrew Quinn won the Bradmoor Farm Friday Vault Break 2, defeating Sean Holley 3–1 after a competition in which Sam Ridgway hit 96.97. Kev Raynsford took the Epsom Social Club Vault Break 2 with a 4–3 victory over John Power, while Corey Milward won the Friday One Off Round Robin.

Elsewhere, Jake Shipley won at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, Adam Mitchell took the Money In Money Out title at Shooters Bar and Jamie Chaplin won the Wicketts Friday Night Round Robin.

Friday's standout numbers

Honey's 104.86 led the way, followed by Godfrey's 103.12 and Crutchley's 100.20.

Sam Ridgway, Andy Steed and Rico Anderson all reached 96.97, with Paul Rowley at 96.58 and Pete Hughes at 95.94.

It was another night that showed the depth of grassroots darts being captured by Q4QS – big averages, close finals and established names sharing the headlines with players continuing to emerge through local competition.

With another 22 tournaments added, the database continues to grow and feed into the wider Q4QS rankings, statistics and player analysis.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Mould Wins Strong Bradmoor Field as Godbeer Takes Portishead Title (22nd August 2026)

 

Friday produced another busy night of grassroots darts, with 22 tournaments added to the Q4QS database from 21 August and plenty of quality scattered across the country.

The headline performance came at Bradmoor Farm, where Adam Mould came through a substantial Friday Vault Break field. There were 155 matches recorded, with Mould eventually taking the title ahead of Ritchie Edhouse.

It was a particularly strong event statistically. Edhouse produced the highest recorded average of the day anywhere in the results collected by Q4QS, firing in a superb 111.33, while Andy Smith also reached 96.97 and Mould recorded a 93.94 during his title-winning run.

Mould's victory is perhaps even more impressive when looking at the amount of darts he had to play. He registered nine wins, the most of anyone at the event, before finishing the job against Edhouse in the final.

Godbeer gets the job done at Portishead

Closer to the Q4QS heartland, there was another competitive night at Portishead Workmens Darts, where 75 matches were recorded in the Friday Open.

Logun Godbeer emerged with the title, overcoming Ellie Harwood in the final after an eight-win campaign. Harwood herself had enjoyed an excellent night with seven victories, while Steve Boundy and Max Maggs both collected six.

Interestingly, it was Boundy rather than the eventual champion who produced the night's best recorded average at Portishead, hitting 89.88. Ryan Greenslade reached 85.89 and John Maggs 83.50, showing the strength running through the tournament.

Davies warms up in style

With the Red Dragon Champion of Champions looming, Dai Davies could hardly have asked for a better preparation.

Davies won the Champion of Champions warm-up tournament at Whitchurch Rugby Club, with 38 matches recorded. He produced averages of 98.33, 95.66 and 93.94 during the event, while Dean Reynolds recorded an excellent 103.66.

Given what lies ahead, that is a timely bit of form from Davies.

Eichen impresses at Woodbridge Hill

There was also an excellent performance from Jake Eichen at the Woodbridge Hill Working Men's Club Vault Break.

Eichen collected eight victories on his way to the title and produced the tournament's three biggest recorded averages — 98.11, 92.02 and 88.41. Jack Harvey also had a strong evening, picking up six wins.

That's one of the performances from Friday that perhaps deserves a little more attention than it gets from simply looking at the winners.

Crowther comes through strong SDO Open

The SDO Summer Series 5.6 Open also produced some excellent numbers.

Gary Crowther eventually took the title in a field which included an impressive Paul Rowley. Crowther recorded a 95.55, while Rowley produced three separate performances of 97.93, 97.50 and 94.81. Eddie Price topped the tournament averages with 98.02.

Crowther's six victories were enough to secure the title despite some serious competition around him.

More winners around the circuit

There was plenty more happening across Friday's results.

John Power won at Epsom Town Social Club, Arun Grewal took the IDL Super GP in Ruislip, Robert Lewis won the Sub-50 round robin in Newport and Cameron Edwards came through the Trial Run Number 2 tournament at Wattsville National Club.

At junior level, Reggie Woodmore won the JDC VOLTS Series 7 event at the Simeon Arms in Ryde, while Kirsten Casley took JDC Wales Girls Series Event 5.

There was also a title for Archie Bourne at the NDC World Championship, while David Hitchman won the Premier League Division 1 Week 3 event at the Bullseye Bar in Lichfield.

Friday's numbers

The biggest individual average collected by Q4QS was Edhouse's 111.33, followed by Grant Jackson at 107.36 and Dean Reynolds at 103.66. Dai Davies (98.33), Jake Eichen (98.11), Eddie Price (98.02) and Paul Rowley (97.93) were among several others pushing towards or beyond the high-90s.

Another 22 tournaments are therefore in the database, but what stands out again is the variety. From a 155-match Vault Break to local opens, junior events and restricted competitions, there was quality at several different levels.

Adam Mould's Bradmoor victory probably takes top billing, while the performances of Edhouse, Davies, Eichen and Godbeer give Friday's results plenty of depth.

Yesterday's Darts Results South and South West – 1 August 2026

 

Another busy Saturday on the grassroots darts circuit saw 30 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with quality action spread across the Midlands, Wales and Southern England. From major weekend opens to Vault events and local competitions, there was plenty to catch the eye.

The headline performance came from Ashton Brown, who lifted the Sartan Club £300 Summer Open after defeating John Brown 5–3 in the final. Brown was outstanding throughout the day, producing a superb 107.36 average and several of the tournament's best displays.

Over in Shrewsbury, Paul Rowley enjoyed an excellent day at Vault 18.0 – Inn On The Green, defeating Jake B-Smith 3–1 in the final. Rowley also fired a 107.36 average, underlining the quality of his victory.

At the Bostin Darts Champion of Champions, Dan Nicholls continued his impressive form by edging Grant Jackson 3–2 in the final. Nicholls produced another 107.36 average during the event and was once again among the standout performers of the day.

Wales also produced an excellent standard, with Edward Manley overcoming Timothy Jones 3–2 in the final at Vault 18.0 – The 9 Darter, Port Talbot. Jones fired the highest genuine competitive average of the day at 111.33, while Manley answered with a superb 103.66 average on his way to the title.

At Hangar 61's Saturday Night Round Robin, Matt Baynham defeated Cameron Oram 3–1 in the final after an excellent evening's work. Baynham recorded the event's highest average of 79.11 and shared the most wins on the night with seven, making him a worthy addition to the day's standout performers.

Elsewhere, Richard Smith claimed victory at the Deers Leap Open, while Jay Woodhouse lifted the Wych Elm Vault title with a convincing 3–0 final victory. Stewart Wilde also came through a high-quality Cue Corner Grandslam, defeating Shaun Vernall in a closely contested final.

With August now underway, the race for places in the Q4QS rankings continues to gather momentum, and another busy programme of events promises plenty more movement over the coming weeks.