Monday was a huge night for the Q4QS database, with 40 tournaments added from across the grassroots game. The latest round of Vault action made up a large part of the programme, with events stretching across the country, while several players produced averages comfortably above the 100 mark.
The highest of the night belonged to Mark Stafford, who fired in a superb 112.69, while Adam Beck, Ronnie Sumner and Paul Hogan all reached 111.33.
Stafford combines 112.69 with Bexhill title
Mark Stafford produced Monday's highest recorded average on the way to winning Vault 19.0 at Sidley Working Men's Club in Bexhill.
Stafford's 112.69 came in a 2–1 victory over Darren Gale. He went on to take the tournament with eight wins, beating Adrian Gray 3–0 in the final.
Martin leads the way in Salisbury
There was an excellent night at Stratford Social Club in Salisbury, where Robbie Martin took the Vault title.
Martin defeated Danny Humphries 3–1 in the final, producing a 100.68 average in the decider. Humphries averaged 98.35 despite the defeat, while Ryan Furness also impressed with 96.97. Martin finished with eight wins from the night.
Allen takes Evesham title
Antony Allen enjoyed a dominant night at the Bengeworth Club in Evesham, finishing with eight victories and the tournament title.
Allen defeated Reece Pinches 3–0 in the final and recorded a best average of 98.02. He also produced two 85.89 performances during his run, including one against Danny Lauby.
Self beats Hogan in Basingstoke thriller
One of the strongest tournaments for outright scoring came at The Academy in Basingstoke.
Paul Hogan hit 111.33, but it was Archie Self who eventually took the title, beating Hogan 3–2 in the final with a 107.96 average. Self had already broken the ton barrier with a 100.20 earlier in the competition.
Cleave comes through in Paignton
Finlay Cleave was another winner to combine a title with a ton-plus performance.
Cleave won Vault 19.0 at 8 Ball Bar & Sports in Paignton, beating Leigh Bowman 3–1 in the final. His best performance was a 103.66 average against Jesse Cavanagh, while Alfie Hutton reached 96.97. Cleave and Bowman both recorded seven wins.
More South West and local success
There was plenty more to pick out around the Q4QS core coverage.
At North Star Club in Calne, Scott Mc continued a good run by taking the title with a 3–1 final win over Gary Hiscock. Declan Cox produced the tournament's best average at 103.66, with Hiscock reaching 95.88.
At Shooters Bar in Leominster, Chris Hurds beat Alec Mccready 3–0 in the final, with Hurds also producing the tournament's highest average of 90.18.
Minehead also featured in Monday's Vault programme, where David Farmer defeated Dan Williams 3–2 to take the title. Jack Walker led the averages there with 91.44.
Ton-plus performances around the country
Monday's scoring wasn't confined to the tournament winners.
Adam Beck hit 111.33 at Newark, although Neil Ward eventually took the title.
Ronnie Sumner also averaged 111.33 at Southwick, with Lewis Gurney going on to win the event, while Tyler Garrett and Alex Ward both recorded 107.36 elsewhere during the night's Vault action.
Stuart Dutton also recorded 107.36 at Riverside Club, Wycombe.
There was another ton-plus showing from Neil Wild, who hit 100.20 at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, where Michael Powell took the title. Sion Thomas also recorded 100.20 at Cardigan.
Monday’s top ten individual averages
- Mark Stafford — 112.69, Sidley Working Men's Club, Bexhill
- Adam Beck — 111.33, Newark Railway Sports & Social Club
- Ronnie Sumner — 111.33, Southwick Sports and Social Club
- Paul Hogan — 111.33, The Academy, Basingstoke
- Archie Self — 107.96, The Academy, Basingstoke
- Tyler Garrett — 107.36, Cwmbran Workingmen's Club
- Alex Ward — 107.36, GWRSA Club, Didcot
- Stuart Dutton — 107.36, Riverside Club, Wycombe
- Finlay Cleave — 103.66, 8 Ball Bar & Sports, Paignton
- Declan Cox — 103.66, North Star Club, Calne
With 40 tournaments added in a single day, Monday provides another substantial addition to the Q4QS database and another batch of results that will feed into player records, form, rankings and statistics.
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