Darts Results 21 September 2026: Robbie Martin Wins in Salisbury as Jayden Walker Impresses

Another busy Monday has gone into the Q4QS database, with 43 tournaments added from 21 September.

There was plenty happening across the South and South West, including Vault 19 action, WADC events and another night of Junior Volts tournaments. For me, one of the performances that particularly caught the eye came from Jayden Walker in Salisbury.

Martin takes the Stratford title

Robbie Martin came through the Vault 19 event at Stratford Social Club in Salisbury, beating Liam Glister 3–1 in the final.

Martin also produced a 93.94 average during the tournament, with Glister reaching the final after another strong night at the venue. Martin recorded eight wins across the event, with Glister winning seven.

There was another South West win at the Junior Volts event held at the same venue.

Jayden Walker beat Jacob Stott 3–0 in the final, but it was the standard of Walker's darts that really stood out. He averaged 92.02 in the final, having also recorded 86.71 and 85.89 during the tournament. He finished the night with seven wins.

That is an impressive set of numbers at junior level and certainly one worth keeping an eye on.

Reeve wins at Bengeworth

Jason Reeve was the winner of the latest Vault 19 event at The Bengeworth in Evesham.

Reeve defeated Antony Allen 3–2 in the final, with Allen having produced the highest average of the tournament at 95.94. Reeve finished with seven wins and Allen six.

More Junior Volts winners

There was plenty of Junior Volts action around the country.

At Highbridge Social Club, Logun Godbeer enjoyed an excellent night, beating Jacob Fear 3–1 in the final and recording ten wins overall. His best average was 79.11.

Elsewhere, Elijah Bishop won at Barry, Mika Usher-Yu took the Milton Keynes event and Ozzy Jowett was the winner in Lancing.

Pearce wins WADC Plymouth event

The WADC events remain part of these daily roundups, and at Legends Lounge in Plymouth it was Anna Pearce who took the title.

Pearce defeated Chrissie Kinnaird 3–1 in the final. Kinnaird produced the night's highest recorded average of 66.80, while Pearce averaged 65.47 in the final itself.

There were WADC titles elsewhere for Nessa Hall in Shrewsbury, Kate Drake in Bletchley, Melissa Crawley in Swansea, Joanne Oldershaw in Newark and Tracey Reeve in Norwich.

Some big numbers elsewhere

Across the wider results, there were several eye-catching averages.

Jack Main produced the highest recorded figure of the day with a 120.24 at The King Alfred in Lowestoft. Lee Evans hit 111.23 in Andover, Kevin Mills recorded 109.98 in Cwmbran, while Paul Rowley, Giri Sreedharan and Jack Walker all reached 107.36.

Closer to the South West, Jack Walker's 107.36 came at The Banckers Draught in Minehead, where he went on to beat Nick Eggbeer 3–0 in the final.

At Paignton, Alfie Hutton beat Andy Steed 3–2 to win at 8 Ball Bar & Sports. Harry Madge supplied the highest average there with 103.66, while Hutton twice recorded 96.97.

Another 43 tournaments into Q4QS

These daily imports continue to build the Q4QS database beyond simply recording who won each tournament. Every new batch adds more results to player records, venue data, rankings, form and head-to-head histories.

Monday was a particularly useful night, with senior grassroots events, Junior Volts and WADC tournaments all adding another layer to the picture.

And from a South and South West perspective, there was plenty to take from it: Robbie Martin winning in Salisbury, Jayden Walker producing an excellent Junior Volts performance, Jason Reeve taking Bengeworth, Alfie Hutton winning in Paignton, Jack Walker winning in Minehead and Anna Pearce taking the WADC title in Plymouth.

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