Yesterday's Darts Results: Bradley Kirk Hits 111.33, Liam Devries and Steve Wells Reach 107.36 – 6 November 2026

Yesterday's Darts Results: Bradley Kirk Hits 111.33, Liam Devries and Steve Wells Reach 107.36 – 6 November 2026

Friday 6 November 2026 | Q4QS Grassroots Darts Results

Another 43 tournaments have been added to the Q4QS Database, and Friday's results give us plenty to talk about. There were some outstanding individual averages, several impressive tournament-winning performances, six Junior Volts competitions and a WADC regional final.

Bradley Kirk topped the averages with 111.33, while Liam Devries and Steve Wells both reached 107.36. Ian Lever also broke the 100 barrier, and there were three more 100.20 averages from Alfie O'Brien, Lewis Williams and Joshua Russell.

What caught my attention was the variety. We've got experienced grassroots competitors putting together eight or nine victories, juniors producing three-figure averages and a significant women's regional title decided at Dereham.

Bradley Kirk Produces 111.33 and Wins at Sarisbury Green

Bradley Kirk was one of the standout performers at Sarisbury Green Social Club, winning the Saris MiMo 0611 competition with a 3–1 final victory over Gary Stafford.

Kirk recorded nine wins from a tournament featuring 75 matches, and his averages show why he was so difficult to beat.

His best was a remarkable 111.33 against Lucky Lionel Webster, but that wasn't his only impressive performance. He also averaged 98.02 against Adam Lea, 87.68 in the final against Stafford, 86.94 against Charlie Jack and 86.71 against Pete Broomfield.

Stafford put together eight victories of his own, with Adam Lea recording seven and Billy Kelly six.

The 111.33 is the headline figure, but I think the consistency across Kirk's other matches is equally important. He wasn't relying on one exceptional performance to get through the competition.

Interestingly, Kirk also appeared among Thursday's winners at Locks Heath Working Men's Club. That's a particularly productive couple of days.

Liam Devries Wins The George Open with a 107.36

Liam Devries won the fifth George Open, defeating Greg Coates 3–1 in the final.

Devries recorded eight victories, with Coates finishing on seven. Luke Carpenter, Tim Baldus and Daniel Price each collected five.

The standout performance was Devries' 107.36 average against Liam Jones.

He also recorded 86.06 against Jordan Wilband and 79.35 in the final.

With 67 matches recorded, this was another substantial competition, and Devries combined the highest average with the tournament victory.

Steve Wells Hits 107.36, but Jake Eichen Takes the Title

At Woodbridge Hill Working Men's Club, Steve Wells produced one of Friday's biggest averages, recording 107.36 against Danny Inwood.

However, it was Jake Eichen who went on to win the Vault Break Week 2 Money In Money Out competition.

Eichen defeated James Smith 3–0 in the final, recording six victories overall. His highest average was 95.30 against Jack Harvey, and he averaged 86.71 in the final.

Wells also recorded an 88.41, while Jack Jones matched that figure.

It's another reminder that a brilliant individual match doesn't automatically translate into winning a tournament. Eichen's performances across the competition were enough to secure the title.

Michael Pearson Wins at Blackburn Despite Ian Lever's 103.66

At Beechwood Club in Blackburn, Michael Pearson defeated Ian Lever 3–1 to win Beechwood Vault Break 2.

Lever had produced the competition's highest average, 103.66 against Harry Smalley, and also recorded 86.71 and 83.50.

Pearson's highest listed average was 86.38 in the final against Lever.

Pearson finished with seven victories, one more than Lever, in a tournament containing 39 recorded matches.

It's an interesting result because Lever produced the biggest individual average, but Pearson delivered when the title was on the line.

Perry Davenport Wins a Seven-Leg Grand Slam Final

One of the closest finals came in the Chaukees Darts Grand Slam, where Perry Davenport defeated Terry Clancy 4–3.

Davenport recorded seven victories, while Clancy finished with five.

Clancy produced a 100.10 average against Luke Smith, but Davenport had strong performances of his own, including 98.02 against Sonny Chadwick and 93.34 in the final.

The closeness of the final, combined with those averages, makes this one of the more interesting contests in Friday's results.

Gary Jackson Produces a Strong Series of Averages

At The Dart and Pint Venue, Gary Jackson defeated Steve Green 3–1 to win the Friday Night Comp Series.

Jackson recorded seven victories and produced three particularly strong averages: 99.75 against Dan Borland, 95.71 in the final and 93.94 against Josh Howard.

Green finished with six wins and also recorded a 90.18 average against Kurt Heald.

Jackson didn't quite reach three figures, but three averages above 93 suggest a very consistent performance.

More Results from the South and Wales

At Bostin Darts 180 Bar, Jake Shipley defeated Matthew Lloyd 3–0 to win the round-robin competition. Shipley recorded eight victories and averaged 95.94 in the final, while Liam Kelly reached 93.94 against Tom Hanson.

At Studley Conservative Club, Shaun Martin won the AMPS Under-65 Average Super League, defeating Ian Hilditch 3–2. Hilditch produced the highest average of 77.08, but Martin finished with five victories and the title.

At Bridgwater Darts Academy, John Archie won the random pairs competition, defeating the entry listed as Spike Tommy C 1–0 in the final. Archie recorded seven wins and the highest listed average of 75.15. As this was a pairs competition with combined names in the export, I wouldn't treat those averages as verified individual singles performances.

At Newport Darts Society, Harley Glycos defeated Louis Hill 3–2 in the Friday Night Money In Money Out final. Glycos recorded eight victories, while Tyler Garrett and Hill collected six each.

Alfie O'Brien produced the highest average of 100.20 against Warren Ryan, and Garrett recorded two averages of 93.94.

At Splott Friday Night Darts, David Anthony Furnish defeated Joshua Russell 3–2 in the MIMO ADC Break Week 2 final. Russell recorded seven wins and the competition's highest average of 100.20, while Furnish collected six victories.

At Wattsville National Club, Ryan Davies defeated Jac Verity 4–0 in the Friday Night Fun League final. Davies recorded the competition's four highest listed averages, headed by 88.41.

There was another Welsh victory at Newport Darts Community, where Louie Lewis defeated Lucas Chiummo 3–1 in the Kings Winter Warmer final. Lewis recorded eight victories, with Chiummo finishing on six.

Junior Volts: Lewis Williams Breaks the 100 Barrier

Friday's Junior Volts programme featured six competitions, with some excellent darts played by the next generation.

The standout average came at Aylesford Village Club, where Lewis Williams recorded 100.20 against Ronnie Parsons.

Williams went on to win the tournament, defeating Drake Porter 3–1 in the final. Both players recorded six victories, with Williams also averaging 86.16 in the final.

Porter reached 87.82 in another match, while Freddie Greenwood and Sam Wilkes each produced an 85.89 average.

That's an impressive standard for a junior competition, particularly with a three-figure average at the top.

There were five other Junior Volts winners:

• Ollie Pollard defeated Seth Peverley 3–1 at David Street Club, Nelson.
• Jack Slater defeated Lennon Ruddock 3–1 at Peterlee Central Club, recording seven victories.
• Brendan O'Reilly defeated Charlie Wills 3–2 at Simeon Arms, Ryde.
• Alex Thompson defeated Daniel Zuccarello 3–0 at West Road Tavern, Prudhoe, with a best average of 83.50.
• Jack Taylor defeated Ben Pilgrim 3–2 at Woodhouse Cricket Club, Leeds, recording a best average of 80.52.

One result that also deserves attention is the Soccer Zone Under-16 Junior League Grand Final.

Codey Exall defeated Charlie Lowin 4–2, averaging 81.58 in the final. Lowin had produced an 84.68 against Harry Williams earlier in the competition.

These are encouraging performances, and it's good to see junior darts represented by both regular tournament competitions and league finals.

WADC: Amanda Harwood Wins East of England Regional Final

There was a significant result in the WADC Vault 3.0 East of England Regional Final at Dereham Cricket Club.

Amanda Harwood defeated Gemma Reynolds 4–1 to claim the regional title.

Harwood recorded six victories and produced the competition's four highest listed averages:

Average	Opponent
71.57	Gemma Reynolds
68.62	Teresa Felgate
67.86	Sherral Williamson
63.96	Cara Skinner

Reynolds recorded three victories, while Sherral Williamson, Sandra Page and Teresa Felgate each collected two.

Harwood's performance stands out because she wasn't simply producing the highest averages. She was also putting together the wins needed to secure a regional final.

It's exactly the sort of WADC result I want to keep including alongside the wider grassroots roundup.

Other Tournament Winners Worth Mentioning

There were plenty of other results across the country.

Mike Breckell defeated Liam Dyke 3–1 at Tipton Sports Academy, while Dale Waite won at Barrow Wanderers FC, beating Keith Bottomley 3–1 and averaging 87.84 in the final.

Marc Wilkinson defeated Darren Johnson 3–0 at the Active Club Hub, recording seven victories and a highest average of 98.02.

Brett Hales won the Finals Night Knockout 4–2 against Stephen Hill, with Hill producing the highest average of 96.97.

At Ruislip, Edgar Znutins defeated Luke Jackman 6–2 to win the IDL Super GP, recording seven victories.

Sam Blackstone won at the Ivy Leaf Club in Kendal, defeating Richard Calvert 3–0. Blackstone recorded six victories, with his five leading averages ranging from 75.80 to 85.08.

Luke Peacock won the Open Cash Vault at Danny's Bar, defeating Chris Howse 4–1. Peacock recorded nine victories, while Howse collected eight and produced the highest average of 93.94.

Jake Jones also recorded nine victories at the Pioneer Bar, defeating Martin Williams 3–0 and producing two averages of 91.09.

At the Rutland Arms in Newark, Tony Dyke defeated Chris Brown 3–0, recording seven victories and a highest average of 91.09.

Other winners included Jamie Cassidy at the York Mini Slam, Justin Roberts in the Louth Singles Series, Doug Thompson in the Potters Kiss Round Robin, Tom Parradine at Big Foley Darts, Billy Maylin at Tadworth Social Club and Ethan Egerton-Sharp at Roxy Pool & Sport Bar.

With 43 competitions recorded, there's inevitably more happening than can fit into one article, but every tournament contributes to the growing picture of grassroots darts.

Top 10 Individual Match Averages – 6 November 2026

These are the ten highest recorded individual match averages from the imported results. The Bridgwater random pairs competition has not been treated as an individual singles event.

Player	Average	Tournament
Bradley Kirk	111.33	Saris MiMo 0611
Liam Devries	107.36	The George Open
Steve Wells	107.36	Woodbridge Hill MIMO
Ian Lever	103.66	Beechwood Vault Break 2
Alfie O'Brien	100.20	Newport Friday MIMO
Lewis Williams	100.20	Junior Volts, Aylesford
Joshua Russell	100.20	Splott MIMO
Terry Clancy	100.10	Chaukees Darts Grand Slam
Gary Jackson	99.75	Friday Night Comp Series
Marc Wilkinson	98.02	Active Club Vault Break 2

A Final Thought

Friday's results demonstrate something I keep noticing as the Q4QS Database grows: there are different ways to put together an impressive tournament performance.

Bradley Kirk produced both the highest average and a tournament victory. Steve Wells and Ian Lever recorded outstanding individual averages without winning their competitions, while players such as Jake Eichen and Michael Pearson found the performances they needed when it mattered.

And then there's Lewis Williams, producing a 100.20 in a Junior Volts event, and Amanda Harwood winning a WADC regional final.

Those are the stories I want Q4QS to capture, rather than just recording a list of winners.

I'll continue adding as many competitions as possible, although not every grassroots tournament will be included.

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