South and South West Results Round-Up – Haines, Bristow and Hughes Shine On Busy Vault Night

 

Tuesday night saw another huge programme of ADC Vault 18 action across the country, with several South West venues producing high-quality darts as players continued their push for valuable ranking points.

From Bristol and Chard to Tiverton, Faringdon and Evesham, there was plenty to talk about as some familiar names added more silverware to impressive seasons.

Johnny Haines Produces Class Display In Faringdon

Johnny Haines was one of the standout performers of the evening after lifting the Vault 18 title at Faringdon Town Football Club.

Haines defeated Lee Evans 3-0 in the final and produced a superb 102.80 average during the competition. His consistency throughout the evening earned him eight victories and continued an excellent run of recent form.

Lee Evans also impressed, reaching the final while recording a 100.20 average earlier in the tournament.

Jimmy Bristow Wins Strong Bristol Field

One of the strongest events of the evening took place at the Sartan Club in Bristol.

Jimmy Bristow claimed the title after defeating Ashton Brown 3-1 in the final, backing up the form he has shown over recent weeks.

The standard was exceptionally high, with Ryan Palmer, Ashton Brown and Ellis Radford all producing averages in excess of 93 during the evening, highlighting the depth of quality on show.

Pete Hughes Fires Huge Average In Evesham

Pete Hughes produced arguably the performance of the night.

On his way to victory at Bretforton Sports Club, Hughes fired a magnificent 112.73 average, one of the highest averages recorded anywhere in the country on Tuesday.

He defeated Danny Lauby 3-1 in the final, while Joe Quiney continued his consistent form by recording six victories during the evening.

Luke Reed Edges Thriller In Tiverton

The Vault at Elmore Football Club produced one of the closest finals of the night.

Luke Reed edged past Andy Steed 3-2 after both players enjoyed excellent evenings.

The event also featured superb scoring from James Head, Andy Steed and Tom Head, who all recorded impressive 103.66 averages during the competition.

Other South West Highlights

Leighton Cox claimed the title at Chard after defeating Kieran Spurdle in the final, while Matthew Reddy lifted the Bristol Bessellscotts Vault.

Dave Fisher enjoyed another successful evening by winning the Taunton U70 Super Series after defeating James Wellbelove in the final.

Connor Davies also claimed victory at DartAsylum HQ, overcoming Tommy Sperring to lift the Tuesday Night Sub-70 title.

South West Standout Performances

🏆 Johnny Haines – Faringdon Vault Champion

🏆 Jimmy Bristow – Sartan Club Champion

🏆 Pete Hughes – Bretforton Vault Champion

🏆 Luke Reed – Tiverton Vault Champion

🏆 Leighton Cox – Chard Vault Champion

🏆 Dave Fisher – Taunton U70 Champion

🔥 Performance of the Day: Pete Hughes – 112.73 Average

Eastern European Darts Challenge Review: Duff Doubles Up Before Kádár Claims Final Title in Timișoara

 

The Eastern European Darts Challenge once again showcased the growing strength of darts across Eastern Europe, with three days of high-quality WDF competition in Timișoara producing six ranking champions across the men's and women's events.

More than 140 competitors from across Europe travelled to Romania for a packed weekend featuring three men's singles and three ladies' singles tournaments, with several established international names battling alongside emerging talent.

Duff dominates the opening events

The men's competitions were headlined by an outstanding weekend from former WDF World Champion Neil Duff, who claimed two titles from the opening two tournaments.

Duff opened the weekend by lifting the TIDO – WDF Open Singles, defeating the in-form Kaya Baysal 5–2 in the final. The Northern Irishman averaged over 96 in the championship match after producing another series of composed performances throughout the knockout stages.

He followed that success by adding the TDGP – WDF Open Singles title, once again winning 5–2, this time overcoming Hungary's Borbély András in the final. Duff rarely looked troubled throughout the tournament, recording numerous averages in the 90s and reinforcing why he remains one of the WDF circuit's most consistent performers.

Kádár finishes the weekend in style

Sunday belonged to László Kádár.

After navigating another exceptionally competitive field, Kádár captured the TDC – WDF Open Singles title with a thrilling 5–4 victory over England's Anthony Brown.

It proved one of the matches of the weekend, with both players producing high-quality darts before Kádár edged the deciding stages to lift the trophy. Earlier in the event he had defeated Kaya Baysal in another outstanding semi-final that also went the distance.

Tekauer and Olteanu share the honours

The ladies' events produced an equally compelling storyline.

Greta Tekauer dominated the opening half of the weekend, winning both the TIDO Ladies Singles and TDGP Ladies Singles, defeating Giulia Olteanu in both finals to establish herself as the player to beat.
Olteanu, however, responded brilliantly in the final tournament.

After another excellent run through the knockout stages she finally gained revenge, defeating Tekauer 5–4 in a closely contested TDC Ladies Singles final to prevent a clean sweep and finish the weekend on a high.

Outstanding performances

While six trophies were awarded, several players consistently impressed across all three days.

Neil Duff's two titles underlined his remarkable consistency, while Kaya Baysal featured deep into multiple events and recorded the highest average of the weekend with a superb 100.26. Anthony Brown, Dmitrii Rogov, Borbély András, Petr Touš, Simon Birkett and Mladen Radosavljević all enjoyed excellent weekends with repeated deep runs against strong opposition.
On the women's side, Greta Tekauer and Giulia Olteanu were deservedly the dominant figures, contesting all three finals between them and providing one of the defining rivalries of the weekend.

A successful weekend for WDF darts

The Eastern European Darts Challenge once again demonstrated the growing strength and depth of WDF competition. With competitive international fields, several outstanding individual performances and six deserving champions, the event delivered another memorable weekend for players and fans alike.

As the WDF season continues, many of the weekend's leading performers will carry valuable ranking points and confidence into the next round of international competition, with Neil Duff's double triumph and László Kádár's dramatic Sunday victory standing among the headline stories from Romania.

South West Round-Up (29th June 2026)– Cox, Gover and Humphries Among Monday's Winners

 

South West Round-Up – Cox, Gover and Humphries Among Monday's Winners

Monday night saw another packed programme of ADC Vault 18 events across the country, with plenty of quality on show throughout the South West.

From Calne and Barnstaple to Salisbury, Paignton and Cullompton, players were once again chasing valuable ranking points and local bragging rights as the Vault Series continued.

Declan Cox Produces Superb Display In Calne

One of the performances of the evening came at the North Star Club in Calne.

Declan Cox claimed the Vault 18 title after edging Josh McCarthy 3-2 in an entertaining final. Cox also produced one of the standout performances of the night with a magnificent 103.66 average, underlining why he is becoming one of the form players on the local circuit.

Gary Hiscock also enjoyed another strong tournament, reaching the latter stages before eventually falling to McCarthy.

Kian Gover Dominates In Barnstaple

Over in North Devon it was Kian Gover who stole the headlines.

He defeated Daniel Donovan 3-0 in the final after an outstanding evening that included a superb 93.94 average and nine victories across the competition.

Daniel Donovan, Ben Rigler and David Yeaman also enjoyed excellent runs, making Barnstaple one of the strongest Vault events of the evening.

Danny Humphries Wins Salisbury Vault

The Salisbury event produced another highly competitive field.

Danny Humphries lifted the title with a convincing 3-0 victory over Geoff James in the final after winning eight matches during the evening.

Geoff James continued his impressive consistency by reaching yet another final, while Liam Glister also enjoyed a productive night's work.

Luke Grantham Triumphs In Paignton

Paignton's Vault attracted another strong turnout.

Luke Grantham defeated Finlay Cleave 3-1 in the final, while Charlie Wiles recorded the highest average of the event with 88.41, narrowly ahead of Andy Steed, who matched the figure earlier in the competition.

Other South West Highlights

Junior Howard won the Cullompton Vault after defeating Anthony Cude in the final, while Jack Walker lifted the title in Minehead after overcoming Brooklyn Anthony.

Elsewhere, Craig Britten claimed the U65 title at Clandown Darts Promotions and Daniel Short continued his good form by winning the Unit 27 U65 Series event.

Top Performances

🏆 Declan Cox – North Star Club Champion (103.66 average)

🏆 Kian Gover – Barnstaple Champion

🏆 Danny Humphries – Salisbury Champion

🏆 Luke Grantham – Paignton Champion

🏆 Junior Howard – Cullompton Champion

🏆 Jack Walker – Minehead Champion

🔥 Highest South West Average: Declan Cox – 103.66

Another excellent evening highlighted the depth of grassroots darts across the South West, with established names continuing to perform while several emerging players produced performances to remember.

ADC South West Vault 18 Preview – The Race For The Regional Finals Continues

 

The ADC South West Vault Series heads into Vault 18, with the race for places at the MODUS Super Series South West Regional Finals becoming increasingly competitive.

Every Vault offers valuable ranking points, and with only a limited number of events remaining, players are beginning to position themselves for a place in the Regional Finals, where the winner earns a coveted opportunity to compete on the MODUS Super Series stage.

Recent weeks have demonstrated just how competitive the South West circuit has become.

Henry Cooper produced an outstanding display to win Vault 17, defeating Andy Steed in the final, while Ashton Brown edged Geoff James in a thrilling deciding leg to take the Vault 16 Finals.

Those victories have tightened the race at the top of the standings, but there are still plenty of ranking points available before qualification is decided.

Six To Follow

Rather than simply picking the highest-ranked players, these are six who could significantly strengthen their Regional Finals hopes this week.

Henry Cooper

Fresh from winning Vault 17, confidence couldn't be much higher. Another deep run would further strengthen his position.

Josh McCarthy

One of the strongest scorers in the series. When his scoring clicks he is capable of beating anyone in the field.

Johnny Haines

A hugely experienced campaigner who always seems to produce his best darts in big ADC competitions.

Gareth Griffiths

Reached the latter stages of Vault 17 and continues to knock on the door. Another semi-final or better would be no surprise.

Jamie Kay

Regularly features in the closing stages of Vault events. Consistency keeps him firmly in Regional Finals contention.

Pierce Speechley-Price

One of the emerging names in the series. His semi-final appearance at Vault 17 showed he's more than capable of challenging the established names.

Players Looking To Climb

One of the most interesting aspects of Vault 18 is the number of players who know one strong run could transform their position in the standings.

A quarter-final or semi-final finish could prove just as valuable as lifting the trophy as the race towards the Regional Finals begins to intensify.

With every ranking point becoming increasingly important, expect another fiercely competitive evening of ADC darts.

South West Results Round-Up (28th June 2026)– Steve Boundy Continues His Winning Run

 

Sunday produced another packed programme of grassroots darts across the South West, with familiar names once again lifting trophies and the region's junior players continuing to impress.

From Clevedon to Portishead and Patchway to Kentisbeare, it was another excellent day for local darts.

Steve Boundy Makes It Two From Two

Steve Boundy enjoyed another outstanding day by collecting two titles.

He first claimed victory at Clevedon United Football Club, defeating Josh Rose 3-0 in the final after winning seven matches during the competition.

Later in the day he repeated the feat at the Sunday Lunch MIMO in Portishead, once again overcoming Josh Rose in the final, this time recording eight victories across the event.

Boundy's consistency continues to make him one of the form players on the South West circuit.

Tommy Sperring Wins Again At Hangar 61

The latest JDC VOLTS event at Hangar 61 produced another excellent standard of junior darts.

Tommy Sperring defeated Charlie Grabham 3-0 in the final to secure another title.

Charlie Grabham recorded the highest average of the event with 83.50, while Jacob Godber also enjoyed another strong afternoon by reaching the latter stages.

The continued emergence of young talent remains one of the biggest positives for grassroots darts in the region.

Josh Rea Takes Kentisbeare Honours

Kentisbeare hosted another successful JDC VOLTS event.

Josh Rea lifted the title after edging past Freddie Davey 3-2 in the final.

Lee Barnes topped the averages with an excellent 91.09, while Joe Preedy also produced a series of strong performances throughout the afternoon.

Will Jackson Claims Somerset Under-18 Title

Somerset Darts Promotions once again showcased the strength of youth darts.

Will Jackson defeated Grayson "The Grenade" in the final after recording eight victories during the event.

Logun Godbeer produced the highest average of the competition, while Tai Anderson continued his excellent recent run with another impressive performance.

Other South West Highlights

Charlie Hymers won the latest ADC/WADC Gap Week 3 MiMo at Phoenix Darts Club after defeating Harry Martin in the final.

Meanwhile, Jack Chatterton claimed the U65 title at Bostin Darts, while Nigel Hodges lifted the Skittle Alley Pally Round Robin trophy after another strong day's work.

South West Standout Performances

🏆 Steve Boundy – Clevedon & Portishead Champion

🏆 Tommy Sperring – Hangar 61 JDC Champion

🏆 Josh Rea – Kentisbeare JDC Champion

🏆 Will Jackson – Somerset Under-18 Champion

🏆 Charlie Hymers – Phoenix Darts Club Champion

🔥 Lee Barnes – 91.09 Average

🔥 Charlie Grabham – 83.50 Average

Another excellent Sunday highlighted the depth of grassroots darts across the South West, with established names continuing their winning form while the next generation of talent keeps making its mark.

Steve Lennon Stars As Eight Titles Are Decided At The ADC & WADC Winmau Championship North

 

Another huge weekend of grassroots darts unfolded at Middlesbrough Sports Village as the ADC and WADC Winmau Championship North delivered four events apiece, producing eight different champions and plenty of standout performances.

Steve Lennon claims the weekend headlines

Steve Lennon was undoubtedly the men's standout performer, lifting ADC Event 5 with a 5-2 victory over Jack Main before immediately following it up by winning Event 6, defeating Lewis Pride 5-2 in the final.

The Irishman produced some exceptional darts throughout the weekend, including a 107.19 average in his Event 5 semi-final and consistently looked the player to beat.

Danny Trueman finishes with Event 8 success

The final men's event belonged to Danny Trueman, who edged Oliver Mitchell 5-4 in a high-quality Event 8 final after averaging over 91 in the decider.

Earlier in the day Trueman fired the highest average of the weekend, a superb 109.61 in his quarter-final victory, underlining the standard on show throughout the competition.

Scott Winder breaks through

Event 7 saw Scott Winder produce an excellent run to take the title, defeating Daniel Ayres 5-0 in the final and ensuring four events produced three different champions.

Oliver Mitchell, Daniel Ayres, Ryan Hogarth and Jamie Owens were among the players to produce impressive runs across the weekend, highlighting the incredible depth on the North Tour.

Steph Clarke dominates the WADC

Over in the women's competition, Steph Clarke enjoyed a memorable weekend.

She captured WADC Event 5 with a thrilling 5-4 victory over Kirsty Hutchinson before returning to win Event 8, beating Angela Kirkwood 5-2 to collect a second title.

More WADC winners

Vicky Pruim claimed Event 6 after defeating Sara Walton in the final, while Natalie Gilbert edged Lauryn Salter 5-4 to lift Event 7.

Kirsty Hutchinson reached another final, Rebecca Allen impressed throughout Event 5, and Angela Kirkwood enjoyed another deep run as the standard across the women's events continued to rise.

A brilliant weekend in Middlesbrough

Across eight tournaments there were outstanding averages, dramatic deciding-leg matches and plenty of ranking points earned.

Steve Lennon leaves Middlesbrough as the men's player of the weekend with two titles, while Steph Clarke mirrors that achievement in the WADC after claiming two victories of her own.

With only a handful of events remaining before the Grand Finals picture becomes clearer, every performance is becoming increasingly significant.

Venue Rankings Continue to Expand

 

Alongside the new Bristol & Surrounding Rankings, Q4QS has also introduced dedicated Venue Top 12 Rankings to recognise consistent performances at some of the region's most active grassroots venues.

Current venue rankings are available for DartAsylum, Hangar 61, North Star, Magpie, Lockleaze, Pegasus, CUFC, Banckers, Sartan and Widden, with players required to compete in a minimum of six events at each venue to qualify.

This is only the beginning of the project. Additional venues, new regional rankings and more in-depth statistics will be added over time, creating one of the most comprehensive grassroots darts ranking systems in the country. As more data is collected, the rankings will continue to evolve, providing players with an ever-improving picture of their performances both locally and across the wider region.

Widden Gloucester

Pegasus Taunton

Banckers Minehead

CUFC Clevedon                         

North Star Calne                           

Magpie Stonehouse 

Hangar 61 Patchway           

Dartasylum Bristol

Lockleaze - Bristol 

Sartan Club -Bristol

 Widden Gloucester

Pegasus Taunton

Banckers Minehead

CUFC Clevedon                         

North Star Calne                           

Magpie Stonehouse 

Hangar 61 Patchway           

Dartasylum Bristol

Lockleaze - Bristol 

 Widden Gloucester

Pegasus Taunton

Banckers Minehead

CUFC Clevedon                         

North Star Calne                           

Magpie Stonehouse 

Hangar 61 Patchway           

Dartasylum Bristol

Lockleaze - Bristol 

 Widden Gloucester

Pegasus Taunton

Banckers Minehead

CUFC Clevedon                         

North Star Calne                           

Magpie Stonehouse 

Hangar 61 Patchway           

Dartasylum Bristol

Lockleaze - Bristol 

Sartan Club - Bristol