Yesterday's Darts Results: Ashton Brown Hits 107.36, Kaya Baysal Wins Nine Matches and 45 Tournaments Added – 28 October 2026

Wednesday was another busy day for grassroots darts, with 45 tournaments added to the Q4QS Database and plenty of good performances across the country.

There were some impressive individual averages, including a 107.36 from Ashton Brown, while Kaya Baysal put together one of the most convincing tournament-winning performances of the day.

Closer to home, Chris Martin won at Purton, Samuel King came through at Devizes, and Joseph Lauridsen enjoyed a very good evening in the Junior Volts competition at Exeter.

The women's competitions also deserve a mention, with Kirsty Jones winning at Evesham and Rhian O'Sullivan producing some excellent darts at Arrows Darts Venue.

And, as usual, there were plenty of competitions where the biggest average didn't necessarily belong to the eventual winner.

Ashton Brown produces Wednesday's highest average

The highest individual average in Wednesday's results came from Ashton Brown, who recorded 107.36 against Darren Davies at the ADC Sanctioned Round Robin at Sartan Club in Bristol.

Brown also produced a 96.97 against Lou Ballantyne, so it certainly wasn't a one-off performance.

However, the tournament went to Ricky Palmer, who defeated Alfie Palmer 4–3 in the final.

Ricky finished with six victories, while Warren Ryan recorded seven, the most in the competition. Cooper Cornish also had six wins.

It's another reminder that producing the best average and winning the tournament are two different things. Both are achievements, but consistency over an evening often makes the difference.

Kaya Baysal's remarkable evening at Pendle

If I were picking the most complete performance of Wednesday, Kaya Baysal would be very difficult to overlook.

At Pendle Super Series 3, Week 5, held at Nelson Poultry Social Club, Baysal recorded nine victories and defeated Michael Pearson 3–0 in the final.

But it's the averages that really stand out.

Average	Opponent
100.20	Jay Link
100.20	Lewis Wainman
95.94	Michael Pearson
93.94	Ian Watson
89.55	Evan Williams

That's two three-figure averages, another two above 93, and nine match victories.

Michael Pearson recorded seven wins and Evan Williams six, but Baysal was the player who came through to collect the title.

One outstanding average is always worth mentioning. Putting together five performances like those in the same competition is something else.

John Nelson doubles up on three-figure averages

John Nelson was another player who combined strong scoring with a tournament victory.

At the RRS8 Open Average competition at Tadworth Social Club, Nelson defeated Aidan Oliver 3–1 in the final and recorded eight victories.

His leading averages were 103.66 against Damien Olver and 100.20 against Billy Titchener.

Wayne Brill also impressed with averages of 96.97 and 91.09, finishing with six victories alongside runner-up Oliver.

Nelson's combination of high averages and eight wins makes this another of Wednesday's strongest performances.

Danny Goddard and Lewis Gurney impress

At The Anchor Inn Vault Break, Danny Goddard defeated Jayden Lee 3–1 in the final.

Goddard recorded seven victories and produced a 103.66 against Lee earlier in the competition. He also had two averages of 85.89, followed by 83.14 in the final.

At TMG Social Club, Lewis Gurney won Wednesday's Money In Money Out competition, defeating Matt Macintosh 3–1.

Gurney finished with eight victories, recording averages of 100.20, 91.09 and 88.41 among his leading performances.

Macintosh also had a good evening, recording seven victories and a 91.09 average.

Both winners deserve credit for doing more than simply producing one big number.

South West highlights: Purton, Devizes and Bristol

There was plenty of activity across the South West, and three competitions in particular caught my attention.

Chris Martin wins at Purton Red House

Chris Martin won the Under-70 Average Round Robin Cash In–Cash Out competition at Purton Red House, defeating Alfie Woolford 4–0 in the final.

Martin finished with seven victories, the same number as Woolford and Wayne Franklin.

Steve Monk produced the competition's highest individual average, 91.09 against Dave Taylor, while Martin's leading averages included 76.42 against Lewis Roze and 75.00 against Jordan Herbert.

With 75 matches recorded, this was a sizeable competition, and Martin did well to come through the field.

Samuel King takes the Devizes title

At the Devizes Town Under-70 Average Round Robin, Samuel King defeated Teddy Sheppard 4–2 in the final, finishing with eight victories.

Sheppard and Steven House both recorded seven wins.

House produced the highest average of the competition, 81.24 against Mike Barton, while Dan Waylen recorded 79.11 and Chris Hiscock reached 76.56.

Again, it was the player who kept winning matches rather than the one with the highest individual average who eventually collected the title.

Ricky Palmer wins in Bristol

At Sartan Club in Bristol, Ricky Palmer won the ADC Sanctioned Round Robin, beating Alfie Palmer 4–3 in the final.

As mentioned earlier, Ashton Brown recorded the day's highest average of 107.36 in this competition.

With 75 matches played and several players recording five or more victories, there was plenty of competitive darts.

Women's darts: Rhian O'Sullivan and Kirsty Jones take the titles

There were two ladies' competitions in Wednesday's results, and both deserve their own mention.

At Arrows Darts Venue, Rhian O'Sullivan defeated Eve Watson 3–1 in the final of the Ladies Open Tournament.

O'Sullivan finished with six victories and recorded some excellent averages:

• 90.18 against Tia Sterio
• 82.64 in the final against Eve Watson
• 81.29 against Kirsten Casley
• 75.15 against Naomi Doyle

That's a very good collection of performances, particularly the 90.18 and the two further averages above 80.

Watson also recorded an 84.23 and finished with five victories.

Meanwhile, at Evesham Darts Competitions, Kirsty Jones won the Ladies Open, defeating Mhia 'Shotgun' Vernall 3–0 in the final.

Jones finished with five victories, averaging 60.93 in the final, alongside earlier performances of 55.67 and 54.65.

Vernall recorded four wins.

The two competitions had quite different average levels, but that's one of the things I like about grassroots darts. There's room for players at different stages of their development to compete and enjoy success.

WADC update

I couldn't identify any specifically WADC-labelled competitions among Wednesday's 45 recorded tournaments.

However, the two ladies' competitions above were included in the results, so there was certainly women's darts to report. I wouldn't want to label either event as WADC without confirmation.

Junior Volts: seven competitions and plenty of promising performances

Seven Junior Volts competitions appeared in Wednesday's results, including events in Exeter, Newport, Pontypool, Lowestoft, Norwich, Stowmarket and Llantwit Major.

Venue	Winner	Final
The Kings Pub, Exeter	Joseph Lauridsen	3–0 v Freddie Pattenden
King Alfred, Lowestoft	Rhys Tonkes	3–1 v Oakley Smith
Llantwit Major RFC	Charlie Greenslade	3–2 v Kyrun Davies
Out Out Bar, Newport	Harley Glycos	3–2 v Nico Adams
Pilcs, Pontypool	Rhys Evans	3–1 v Archie Bourne
Pinches Cue Club, Norwich	Max Adderson	3–2 v Theo Fiddy
The Bull Room, Stowmarket	Harvey Stringer	3–0 v Taylor Hayward

Joseph Lauridsen wins eight matches in Exeter

Joseph Lauridsen's victory at The Kings Pub in Exeter was one of the standout junior results.

He defeated Freddie Pattenden 3–0 in the final, finishing with eight victories, and recorded averages of 75.47 against Lewis Woods and 68.32 against Jamie Clyburn.

Aaron Rea also enjoyed a good evening with six victories.

Harley Glycos impresses in Newport

At Out Out Bar, Harley Glycos defeated Nico Adams 3–2 in the final.

Glycos recorded five victories and produced averages of 85.92 against Liam Cook and 85.89 against Cruz Adams.

Interestingly, Liam Cook also appears as the winner of the Season 6 Series at Next-Level Darts Academy, where he defeated Glycos 2–1 and recorded a 100.20 against Hayden Morgan.

It's encouraging to see these young players putting in strong performances across different competitions.

Other junior performances

At Pontypool, Rhys Evans recorded seven victories, while Archie Bourne produced an 81.33 average.

At Norwich, Theo Fiddy recorded an 81.24, although Max Adderson won the competition.

At Stowmarket, Harvey Stringer won seven matches, while Leo Dale produced an 81.24.

And at Lowestoft, Parker Gillings recorded the highest average of 75.15, with Rhys Tonkes eventually taking the title.

There's a lot more to junior darts than just the biggest averages. Regular competitive experience, learning to win close matches and getting through difficult games are all important parts of development.

More winners from Wednesday's competitions

There were plenty of other performances worth picking out from the 45 tournaments.

At Bedlinog Rugby Football Club, Jack Davies defeated Bryan Flew 3–0 in the final. Flew recorded a 100.20, 96.97 and 93.94, but Davies took the title.

At the Goat Penygroes Vault Break, Alex Williams won seven matches and defeated Jac Owen 3–1 in the final. Williams recorded 91.09, 86.71, 85.89 and 84.08 among his leading averages. That's another good example of consistency.

Lee Hughes won eight matches at the Rack & Flight Club in Treorchy, defeating Ben Hunt 3–2 in the final and recording a best average of 93.94.

At Oliver's Sports Bar, Louis Melville collected ten victories, the most by any player in an individual competition highlighted in Wednesday's report. He defeated Liam Hughes 3–0 in the final, with a leading average of 93.94.

And at The Progressive Club, Marc Page recorded nine victories, defeating Jason Clarke 3–0 in the final. Gav Smith produced the highest average there, 103.66.

Other winners included Stuart Dutton at Bradmoor Farm, Jamie Tyas at Top Tee, Ross Hales in the Aylesbury Midweek Plate, Phil Day at the Red Lion Paulton Under-55 competition, and Adam Bines in the Wednesday Under-65 Series.

Wednesday's ten highest individual averages

These are the highest recorded individual match averages from the daily results, including repeat appearances where a player achieved the same figure more than once.

Player	Average	Competition
Ashton Brown	107.36	ADC Sanctioned Round Robin
John Nelson	103.66	RRS8 Open Average
Danny Goddard	103.66	Anchor Inn Vault Break
Gav Smith	103.66	Progressive Round Robin
Euan Preece	102.38	Shooters Bar
Bryan Flew	100.20	Bedlinog Vault Break
Kaya Baysal	100.20	Pendle Super Series
Kaya Baysal	100.20	Pendle Super Series
John Nelson	100.20	RRS8 Open Average
Steve Coote	100.20	Royal Lounge Vault Break

These are individual match averages, not tournament averages.

My five standout performances

1. Kaya Baysal: Nine victories, two 100.20 averages and three more performances between 89.55 and 95.94.
2. Ashton Brown: Wednesday's highest average of 107.36, backed up by a 96.97.
3. John Nelson: Eight victories, two three-figure averages and the Tadworth title.
4. Rhian O'Sullivan: Six victories, a 90.18 and two more averages above 80 on the way to winning the Ladies Open.
5. Joseph Lauridsen: Eight victories at Junior Volts Exeter, including a 3–0 final victory.

Special mentions to Danny Goddard, Lewis Gurney, Alex Williams and Louis Melville.

Another 45 tournaments added to Q4QS

Wednesday was another good illustration of just how much grassroots darts is taking place.

There were some excellent averages, particularly from Ashton Brown, but I think Kaya Baysal's performance probably gets my vote for the day.

Two averages above 100, another three approaching that level, nine victories and the title. That's an impressive evening.

It was also good to see two women's competitions in the results, seven Junior Volts events, and plenty of Under-55, Under-65 and Under-70 competitions providing opportunities for players across different standards.

And that's really what these daily roundups are about. Not just the players hitting the biggest numbers, but recognising the people who are getting out, competing and winning matches at every level.

Full results, rankings and player statistics are available at QuestForQSchool.

Yesterday's Darts Results: Carl Batchelor Hits 118.66, Johnny Haines Records 117.08 and Ashton Brown Wins in Bristol – 21 October 2026

Wednesday brought another 93 tournaments into the Q4QS Database, and once again there were some outstanding performances across the country.

Carl Batchelor produced the highest average of the day with 118.66, while Johnny Haines wasn't far behind with 117.08.

Closer to home, Ashton Brown won at the Sartan Club in Bristol, Danny Lauby took the title at Bengeworth Club in Evesham, and Jamie Kay won in Bodmin.

There were also victories for Kieran Smith in Stonehouse, Darren Herbert in Chard and Danny Humphries in Salisbury.

There were nine WADC competitions and another busy evening of junior darts, including a particularly impressive performance from Joshua Russell.

Carl Batchelor produces a remarkable 118.66 in the final

At the Pioneer Bar in Stoke, Carl Batchelor produced what was, for me, one of the most impressive performances of Wednesday's results.

Batchelor defeated Matt Carr 3–0 in the final, averaging an extraordinary 118.66 in the deciding match.

Carr himself averaged 97.50, which makes Batchelor's performance even more impressive.

Batchelor finished with eight victories and also recorded 90.18 against Riley Emery.

There's always something particularly impressive about producing your best darts in a final. It's one thing to throw a huge average during a group match, but quite another to do it when the title is on the line.

And 118.66 is an exceptional average at any level.

Johnny Haines produces four three-figure averages in Didcot

If Batchelor produced the best individual performance, Johnny Haines probably deserves the award for the most consistently impressive scoring of the evening.

At GWRSA Club in Didcot, Haines won eight matches and defeated Jayden Jones 3–1 in the final.

His leading averages were remarkable:

• 117.08 against Roger Crook
• 111.33 against James Sanders
• 107.36 against Simon Ward
• 100.76 in the final against Jayden Jones

That's four averages above 100 in one tournament.

Roger Crook also contributed an excellent 102.87 in his match against Haines.

For me, this is exactly the sort of performance that deserves recognition. One exceptional average can happen in a short match, but producing four three-figure averages across an evening suggests something considerably more substantial.

Haines had also produced some excellent darts on Tuesday, so he's certainly a player worth watching for current form.

Ashton Brown wins at the Sartan Club in Bristol

At the Sartan Club in Bishopsworth, Ashton Brown defeated Adrian Wood 3–0 in the final.

Brown's standout performance was a 104.86 average in the final, the highest recorded at the venue.

He also produced averages of 96.97 against Kyle Matthews and 95.94 against Ellis Radford.

Brown completed eight victories, while Wood finished with six.

It's another good result from one of Bristol's regular grassroots competitions. The Sartan Club continues to provide a strong local competitive environment, and performances like Brown's show the quality that can emerge from these weekly tournaments.

Danny Lauby wins at Bengeworth Club

It was another competitive evening at Bengeworth Club in Evesham, where Danny Lauby defeated Pete Hughes 3–2 in the final.

Lauby finished with seven victories, while Hughes collected six.

Interestingly, the highest average of the evening came from Vince Tipple, who recorded 103.66 against Alfie Gamage.

Jason Reeve also impressed with 93.94 against Lewis Clements, while Lauby recorded 92.02 against Reeve.

Hughes produced 91.09 in his own match against Reeve.

It's been an interesting few days at Bengeworth. Tipple has been producing some excellent performances, Hughes won at Bretforton on Tuesday, and now Lauby has taken the Wednesday title.

That's exactly the sort of sequence of results that makes following players' form across different tournaments worthwhile.

Jamie Kay takes the Bodmin title

At Bodmin Band & Social Club in Cornwall, Jamie Kay defeated James Chudleigh 3–2 in the final.

Kay completed eight victories and produced a particularly consistent series of averages.

His leading performances included 91.09, 88.84, 88.41 and 86.32.

James Wallace also impressed with 91.04, while Leo Strick and Chudleigh each collected six victories.

Kay's performance is a good example of how consistency can be just as important as producing one exceptional average.

Four performances above 86 and eight victories represent an excellent evening's darts.

Kieran Smith wins in Stonehouse

At Magpies Social Club in Stonehouse, Kieran Smith defeated Alex Cantillion 3–1 in the final.

Smith won seven matches and produced the competition's highest average of 90.18 against Andy Hammond.

He also recorded 79.11 and 78.89.

Cameron Oram and Josh Lewis each collected six victories, while Cantillion finished with five.

Another competitive evening at a regular Gloucestershire venue.

Darren Herbert wins in Chard

At the Choughs Hotel in Chard, Darren Herbert defeated Paul Gardiner 3–1 in the final.

Herbert completed eight victories, with Gardiner finishing on seven.

Herbert's highest average was 87.53 in the final, and he also produced 81.98 against Warren Bowditch.

Gardiner recorded 81.24 against Jordan Baker, while Kieran Spurdle contributed 84.41.

It was a particularly good final performance from Herbert, who saved his highest average for the match that mattered most.

Danny Humphries wins in Salisbury

At Stratford Social Club, Danny Humphries defeated Liam Glister 3–2 in the final.

Humphries won six matches, recording averages of 86.71, 85.08 and 84.44 among his leading performances.

Glister produced the highest average of the competition, 88.41 against Joe Blundell.

Ben Small and Glister each collected five victories.

This was another good example of a player combining consistent scoring with enough match wins to take the title.

Junior darts: Joshua Russell hits 107.36

Wednesday's junior results included some particularly impressive performances.

At the Junior Volts event at Pilcs Sports & Social Club in Pontypool, Joshua Russell recorded a remarkable 107.36 average against Ethan Smith.

Russell also produced 89.73, 88.41 and 84.76 during the competition.

The tournament was won by Archie Bourne, who defeated Evan Haines 3–0 in the final and completed seven victories.

Russell's 107.36 was one of the ten highest individual averages across Wednesday's entire report, not simply among the junior events.

That's a performance well worth highlighting.

Elsewhere, Harvey Stringer won at the Bull Room in Stowmarket, defeating Remy Stapleton 3–2. Stringer finished with nine victories and recorded averages of 88.41, 83.50 and 79.11.

Hayden Dunlavey won at Bostin Darts 180 Bar in Blackheath, defeating George Hobbs 3–1, while Liam Taylor recorded the highest average there at 91.09.

At the Kings Pub in Exeter, Oliver Hutchings defeated Lewis Woods 3–1, completing six victories.

And at the National Junior Darts Association Elite event, Harry Childs produced a 98.02 average and finished with eight victories.

It's encouraging to see so many junior competitions taking place regularly, particularly when youngsters are producing averages that compare favourably with those recorded in senior events.

WADC: Nine competitions across Wednesday

There were nine WADC Vault 3.0 competitions in Wednesday's results.

The highest recorded WADC average came from Anna Pearce at MK Cocktail Lounge & Sports Bar in Bodmin.

Pearce produced 73.92 against Tracey Hancock, along with 66.80 against Claire Canham.

However, it was Courtney Hancock who took the title, defeating Pearce 3–2 in the final.

At BRWCA in Hampshire, Milly Milligan defeated Pennie Lewis 3–2, although Lewis recorded the competition's highest average of 73.32.

At Stratford Social Club in Salisbury, Kelsey Haigh defeated Natalie Baxter 3–2, while Elsie-Mai Tarrant produced the event's best average of 62.63.

Wednesday's WADC winners were:

Winner	Venue	Final
Grace Holman	Arrows, Resolven	Beat Kayliegh Webster 3–2
Milly Milligan	BRWCA, Hampshire	Beat Pennie Lewis 3–2
Geraldine Fielding	Beechwood Club, Blackburn	Beat Celia Allen 3–2
Nicky Denham	Bradmoor Farm, Aylesbury	Beat Cerys Skyrme-Davies 3–1
Jackie Nicholl	Challow British Legion	Beat Hannah Eynstone 3–0
Courtney Hancock	MK Lounge, Bodmin	Beat Anna Pearce 3–2
Kelsey Haigh	Stratford Social Club, Salisbury	Beat Natalie Baxter 3–2
Juliet Findley	Men of March	Beat Millie Jolley 3–1
Sonia Lewis	Monty Club, Newtown	Beat Louise Davies 3–2

It's good to see nine WADC events contributing to the daily results, particularly with competitions in Cornwall, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Wales among them.

These results deserve to be included alongside the open events, and the regular competition is helping build a much clearer picture of women's grassroots darts performances.

Other Wednesday winners worth mentioning

There were plenty of other performances worth highlighting beyond the featured tournaments.

At the Sandpiper in Christchurch, Ricky King defeated Jayden Walker 3–2 in the final. King recorded averages of 103.66, 102.89 and 100.20, while Walker produced an excellent 113.21 in the final.

At Caerau Athletic in Maesteg, Mike Huntley won eight matches and defeated Chris James 3–0 in the final. Huntley recorded 107.36, while Gavin Sterio produced three separate averages of 100.20.

Kaya Baysal was particularly impressive in the Pendle Super Series, winning nine matches and recording averages of 107.36, 93.94, 88.41 and 85.46 before defeating Michael Pearson in the final.

At Shooters Bar in Leominster, Alec McCready defeated Kane Price 3–1, while Chris Hurds recorded the venue's highest average of 103.66.

And at the Monty Club in Newtown, Martin Thomas defeated Wayne Meredith 3–2, recording averages of 97.14, 95.94 and 93.94.

Another consistent performance from a player who has been producing some very good darts recently.

Wednesday's highest recorded averages

Player	Average	Tournament / venue
Carl Batchelor	118.66	Pioneer Bar, Stoke
Johnny Haines	117.08	GWRSA Club, Didcot
Jayden Walker	113.21	Sandpiper, Christchurch
George Cressey	111.33	6 and 1 Club, Tonbridge
Addison Hefferon	111.33	Sports Bar & Lounge, Milton Keynes
Jake B-Smith	111.33	Bagley Sports & Social Club, Shrewsbury
Joshua Russell	107.36	Junior Volts, Pontypool
Kaya Baysal	107.36	Pendle Super Series
Mike Huntley	107.36	Caerau Athletic, Maesteg
Brett Claydon	107.36	Men of March

These are individual match averages, not tournament-wide averages. Johnny Haines also recorded another 111.33 during his evening in Didcot.

What stands out is the number of different venues represented. These weren't exceptional averages concentrated in one tournament; they were being produced across the country.

My five standout performances

1. Johnny Haines – Four averages above 100, including 117.08, and eight victories in Didcot.
2. Carl Batchelor – A remarkable 118.66 average in the final at Stoke.
3. Ashton Brown – Eight victories at the Sartan Club, including a 104.86 average in the final and further averages of 96.97 and 95.94.
4. Kaya Baysal – Nine victories in the Pendle Super Series, including a 107.36 average.
5. Joshua Russell – A 107.36 average in the Junior Volts competition at Pontypool.

Special mentions go to Ricky King, Jayden Walker, Martin Thomas, Danny Lauby and Jamie Kay.

Another 93 tournaments added to Q4QS

Wednesday was another reminder of just how much competitive darts is taking place every week.

There were excellent performances in the South West, Wales and across the rest of the country. The WADC programme continued with nine competitions, while the junior events produced some averages that would stand out in almost any tournament.

For me, the most interesting performance was probably Johnny Haines. Carl Batchelor's 118.66 was the highest average, but four three-figure averages from Haines in one evening is something quite special.

It's also why I'm increasingly interested in looking beyond individual results and following players' form over their last 20 matches, compared with the 20 before that.

A big average is always worth celebrating, but repeated strong performances tell us much more.

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

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Josh Sinkovits Hits 120.24, Ashton Brown 115.62 & Jamie Kay Wins – 8 October 2026

Thursday brought another 82 tournaments into the Q4QS database, with some outstanding averages, plenty of familiar winners and another busy evening across the Vault circuit.

The headline number came from Ipswich, where Josh Sinkovits hit a remarkable 120.24. Clive Langford and Ashton Brown both reached 115.62, while Ricky King produced 112.73 in Dorchester.

Closer to home, Jamie Kay won at St Breward, Jimmy Bristow came through a competitive evening at Hangar61, Robbie Roy won in Yeovil and Elliot Smith took the title in Worcester.

There was also WADC action and another busy evening of junior darts.

Sinkovits hits 120.24 in Ipswich

The highest recorded average of the day belonged to Josh Sinkovits at The Gardeners Arms in Ipswich.

Sinkovits averaged 120.24 in a 2–0 victory over Curtis Hammond, who himself recorded 97.88 in the same match.

However, it was Ash Ling who eventually won the tournament, beating Lewis Millions 3–2 in the final.

Ling finished with eight victories and recorded averages of 93.94 and 93.58.

Another example of how the biggest individual average and the tournament-winning performance can tell two different stories.

Ashton Brown hits 115.62 as Bristow wins at Hangar61

There was some exceptional scoring at Hangar61 in Patchway.

Ashton Brown averaged 115.62 in a 2–0 victory over Cameron Oram and added another excellent 96.97 against Cori Wiltshire.

Jimmy Bristow also reached 96.97, while Luke Durham matched that figure against Lee Andrews.

But Bristow was the player who came through the tournament, defeating Luke Harding 3–0 in the final.

Bristow finished with nine wins, a particularly impressive return from an event featuring 96 recorded matches.

Lee Andrews, Steve Boundy, Harvey Curtis and Martyn Freeman each recorded six victories.

For me, this was one of the strongest events to look at in Thursday's results. The headline average was exceptional, but the depth of competition was just as interesting.

Jamie Kay combines 107.36 with St Breward victory

At St Breward AFC & Social Club near Bodmin, Jamie Kay produced one of the best all-round performances of the evening.

Kay averaged 107.36 against Barry Wylds and followed it with an 88.41 against William Chaffe.

He then defeated Neil Meneer 3–1 in the final to take the title.

Kay finished with eight wins, Meneer seven and Andrew Cook six.

Cook also impressed with a 93.94 average, while Chris Gill and Meneer both reached 88.41.

A strong evening of darts in Cornwall, and another title for Kay.

Ricky King hits 112.73 – Martin takes Dorchester title

Dorchester Trinity Club produced another fascinating result.

Ricky King recorded a superb 112.73 average against Andrew McDermott and added 95.00 during his run.

However, Robbie Martin emerged as the tournament winner, beating King 3–2 in the final.

Martin recorded 98.36 against Jack Bellingham and averaged 92.01 in the final.

King produced the biggest average, but Martin delivered an excellent performance to take the title.

Robbie Roy's nine-win night in Yeovil

At Yeovil Labour Club, Robbie Roy put together one of Thursday's most convincing tournament performances.

Roy recorded 96.97, 95.94 and 80.52, eventually defeating Jim Chappell 3–0 in the final.

He finished with nine wins, the highest recorded total at the venue.

It's a performance worth highlighting because it wasn't just one outstanding average. Roy produced several strong displays and finished the night with the trophy.

Elliot Smith wins in Worcester

At The Cue Corner in Worcester, Elliot Smith defeated Joe Winter 3–2 to win the Vault event.

Both players recorded six victories, while Zak Edmunds finished with five.

The highest average at the venue belonged to Pete Hughes, who reached 96.97 against Stewart Wilde.

Smith's own best recorded average was 81.98, making this another competition where the highest scorer didn't take the title.

Sanderson wins in Torquay, Gwynne impresses in Wales

At Cue Sports Bar in Torquay, Charlie Sanderson defeated Ian Thompson 3–2 in the final.

Sanderson recorded 75.15 and finished with six wins, while Thompson collected five. Robert Radvanszky also featured with a 66.80 average.

Further afield, Jacob Gwynne produced an excellent performance at The Libb in Ryhill.

Gwynne hit 104.86, recorded three separate 91.09 averages and finished with eight victories, defeating James Robins 3–1 in the final.

That was one of the strongest sequences of averages in the entire export.

More performances worth recognising

There was plenty happening beyond the featured venues.

At Coppenhall WMC in Crewe, Aaron Ayres hit 103.66, 96.97 and 90.99, winning eight matches and taking the title against Mark Jodrill.

At Llandeilo Rugby Club, Sion Thomas recorded 107.36, but Keith Evans took the title after a 3–2 final victory.

At The Newtown in Poole, Henry Cooper averaged 103.66 and won the event, finishing with seven victories.

At Locks Heath WMC near Southampton, Joey Cole recorded 100.20, 91.09 and 90.18 before beating Jarred Cole in the final. Both finished with seven wins.

At Cressex Social Club in High Wycombe, Andy Smith produced a 101.39 average in his 3–1 final victory over Jai Carlton.

And at Rusthall Club, Carl Wilson won another title, beating Rob Card 3–0 with a 93.94 average in the final.

WADC: Oldershaw impresses at Ilkeston

There were three competitions labelled WADC Vault 3.0 in Thursday's export, although the Walton WMC event appears to have a different participant field and should not automatically be treated as a women's competition.

At Sir John Warren in Ilkeston, Joanne Oldershaw produced the standout WADC performance.

Oldershaw recorded averages of 71.10, 70.45, 69.91, 63.96 and 63.31, winning five matches and defeating Michelle Adkin 3–2 in the final.

That's a very consistent set of performances across the competition.

At Phoenix in Eastbourne, Cindy Dearne defeated Becky Smeath 3–2 to win the event. Both players finished with four victories, with Smeath recording the highest average of 43.57.

These smaller events remain important. Not every WADC competition is going to produce averages in the 70s or 80s, but regular opportunities to compete are an important part of growing women's darts.

Junior darts continues to provide plenty of action

The Junior Volts programme was busy again.

At Bar 1895 in Oldham, Oscar Monkton won the Junior Volts event against Noah Woodward, with Matthew Roberts recording the highest average of 81.86.

At Buxton Working Mens Club, Adam Bines beat Angus Redfern in the final, with both players recording eight victories.

At Higher Irlam Social Club, Maxwell Payne defeated Harrison Doherty 3–2. Doherty produced an excellent series of averages: 83.50, 79.11, 79.11 and 75.15.

And at The Plough Chequers in Gillingham, Charlie Smith won the event against Blaise Welch.

There was also a substantial Boundary Park Academy programme, including an impressive 95.94 from Carl Sneyd in the over-65-average competition and nine wins for Noah Woodward in the under-65-average event.

Five performances that caught my eye

1. Josh Sinkovits – 120.24, Ipswich. The biggest average recorded anywhere in Thursday's results.
2. Ashton Brown – 115.62, Hangar61. An exceptional average backed up by another 96.97.
3. Jamie Kay – 107.36 and St Breward title. Eight victories and one of the strongest local performances.
4. Jacob Gwynne – 104.86 and Ryhill title. Multiple 90-plus averages and eight wins.
5. Robbie Roy – 96.97, 95.94 and Yeovil title. Nine victories and an excellent tournament-winning performance.

Another 82 tournaments added to Q4QS

Thursday's results once again showed the depth of grassroots darts.

There were huge individual averages, strong tournament winners, regular Vault events, junior competitions and further WADC activity.

For me, the most interesting stories aren't always the players producing the single highest average. Sometimes they're the players who consistently perform throughout an evening and eventually take the title.

Another 82 tournaments means more matches, averages and results feeding into the Q4QS rankings, player histories, venue records and form data.

And there will undoubtedly be more stories hidden in those results.

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Yesterday’s Darts Results: Two 115.62 Averages as Andy Smith Stars – 24 September 2026

Yesterday's Results – Thursday 24 September 2026

Thursday is always a busy night for grassroots darts, and another 58 tournaments have now been added to the Q4QS database.

This time I've widened the net a little. The South West will always be an important part of Q4QS, but with results coming in from across southern England and Wales, there are too many good performances elsewhere to ignore.

And Thursday produced two particularly eye-catching numbers.

Two players hit 115.62

The highest recorded averages of the night were shared by Andy Smith at Cressex Social Club in High Wycombe and Paul Higgins at the Junction Inn in Hengoed.

Smith's 115.62 came in a 2–0 win over Paul Tubb, and it wasn't his only big performance. He later averaged 100.20 against Stuart Dutton before going on to win the tournament, beating Andrew Bowler 3–0 in the final.

Smith finished with eight wins from the night.

Over in Wales, Higgins matched that 115.62 at Hengoed with a 2–0 win over Keri Dacey.

The title there eventually went to Stephen Cake, who beat Ryan Davies 3–1 in the final and finished with eight wins. Cake also produced averages of 96.97 and 93.94 during the tournament.

Wales produces another 107.36

There was another big Welsh performance at Brynmawr Social Club, where Bryan Flew averaged 107.36.

Flew also recorded a 90.44 later in the tournament, although the title went to Gethyn Bennett, who beat Dylan Ruck-Havard 3–0 in the final and collected eight wins.

It's exactly the sort of result I want to start bringing into these roundups more often as Q4QS coverage grows.

Ashton Brown impresses at Hangar 61

Closer to home, Ashton Brown produced an excellent night at Hangar 61.

Brown won the Thursday night round robin, beating Jamie Shovelton 3–0 in the final, and recorded eight victories.

The numbers were impressive too. Brown's best was 103.15, and he also produced 96.72, 95.23 and 92.02.

John Brown added a 98.02, making it another strong night at Hangar 61.

Steed makes it two wins in two nights

Andy Steed's week continues to get more interesting.

After producing a 96.14 in Tiverton on Tuesday and winning in Barnstaple on Wednesday, Steed was back on top again on Thursday at Cue Sports Bar in Torquay.

He beat George Butcher 3–1 in the final and recorded a best average of 93.94.

That's now two tournament victories on consecutive nights at two different Devon venues, alongside several 90-plus averages. Definitely one to keep watching.

Maisey wins at Worcester as Hughes hits 107

Barry Maisey took the title at The Cue Corner in Worcester, beating Stewart Wilde 3–1 in the final.

Maisey saved one of his best performances for the final, averaging 99.20, while Wilde recorded 94.34.

The biggest number at the venue, though, belonged to Pete Hughes, who hit 107.36.

Maisey finished with seven victories, with Callum Weaver and Wilde both on six.

Jamie Kay wins again

Jamie Kay also made it consecutive winning nights.

After taking Wednesday's event at Bodmin Band & Social Club, Kay won again on Thursday at St Breward AFC & Social Club.

He beat Joseph Juleff 3–0 in the final, averaging 90.18, while his best performance of the night was 91.09.

Kay finished with six wins.

Plenty happening across the South

There were strong performances much further across southern England too.

Ryan Mitchell hit 107.36 at Farnborough, although Archie Self went on to win the tournament with eight victories.

Mat Caste averaged 104.86 at Bletchley and then won the event, while Jason Collins produced a 102.48 in the final at Locks Heath, Southampton, beating Jarred Cole 3–0.

Jack Johnson combined a 103.66 with the title at Tunbridge Wells, Ricky King won at Poole, Ross Lowe took the Dover event and David Moule won in Andover.

That's the sort of geographical spread I want Yesterday's Results to reflect increasingly as Q4QS grows.

Wales deserves a mention

There was plenty more happening in Wales beyond the 115.62 from Higgins and 107.36 from Flew.

Kacey Jones won at Welshpool and averaged 93.94, Gavin Sterio won at Maesteg with a 93.94 of his own, Chris James took the Llanelli event after reaching 91.02, and Louis Melville won at Glynneath, where Ellis Williams recorded 93.94.

There was junior success too, with Dylan Person winning the Junior Volts event at Cogan Coronation in Penarth.

Five performances that caught my eye

1. Andy Smith – 115.62
   High Wycombe
2. Paul Higgins – 115.62
   Hengoed
3. Bryan Flew – 107.36
   Brynmawr
4. Ryan Mitchell – 107.36
   Farnborough
5. Pete Hughes – 107.36
   Worcester

There were actually four recorded 107.36 averages on Thursday, with Lee Bradshaw at Skegness joining Flew, Mitchell and Hughes. Mat Caste's 104.86 and Ben Chamberlain's 103.66 were also among the ten highest figures of the day.

Another 58 tournaments added to Q4QS

That's another 58 tournaments added to the database.

The individual results give us plenty to talk about, but it's the accumulation of all this data that interests me most.

Every night adds more to the player records, rankings, venue histories, averages, head-to-heads and form. We're also now starting to see players appearing in these roundups on consecutive nights – Andy Steed and Jamie Kay being two obvious examples this week.

The wider the coverage becomes, the more interesting those comparisons should become.

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Yesterday’s Darts Results: Ashton Brown Hits 102.48 as 63 Tournaments Join Q4QS – 17 September 2026

Thursday was another huge night for the Q4QS database, with 63 tournaments added from across the grassroots game.

For my South and South West coverage, there was plenty to pick from: a 102.48 at Hangar61, another title for Jamie Kay in Bodmin, Robbie Roy dominating in Yeovil, Finlay Cleave winning in Torquay and Danny Lauby taking the honours in Worcester.

But I'll start close to home.

Ashton Brown takes Hangar61 title with a 102.48

The Thursday night round robin at Hangar61 produced one of the strongest local performances of the night.

Ashton Brown hit a 102.48 average, followed it with 97.40 and 93.94, and ultimately took the tournament.

Brown accumulated nine wins, with John Brown recording eight and Geoff James seven.

John Brown produced a 100.20 average of his own, but Ashton won their final 3–0 to complete an excellent night.

With Hangar61 one of the venues I follow particularly closely, nights like this continue to add some very useful depth to its Q4QS player and venue records.

Jamie Kay wins again in Bodmin

There was another title for Jamie Kay at St Breward AFC & Social Club.

Mason Dower produced the highest average of the tournament at 93.94, but Kay put together the night's winning run.

Kay hit 90.89 along the way and finished with eight wins, before beating James Chudleigh 3–1 in the final.

Chudleigh had seven victories, with Dower on five.

Kay has been appearing regularly in these daily reports recently, and Thursday added another tournament victory to the database.

Nine wins for Robbie Roy at Yeovil

If you're looking purely at dominance across an entire tournament, Robbie Roy's night at Yeovil Labour Club is difficult to overlook.

Roy recorded the five highest listed averages at the event – 88.41, 83.50, 82.19, 81.24 and 77.74 – and finished with nine wins.

He then beat Jordan Baker 3–0 in the final.

That's about as complete a tournament performance as you can ask for.

Finlay Cleave takes Torquay title

At Cue Sports Academy in Torquay, Finlay Cleave came through with seven victories.

Cleave hit 79.11, 78.12 and 75.34 among his best performances and defeated Charlie Sanderson 3–1 in the final.

Jamie Chamberlain also reached 79.11 during the tournament, while Sanderson finished with five wins.

Danny Lauby wins in Worcester

The Cue Corner in Worcester produced a tournament where the biggest averages belonged to other players, but Danny Lauby took the title.

Stewart Wilde and Freddie Wilson both reached 93.94, with Jamie Chaplin hitting 90.18.

Lauby, however, accumulated seven victories and beat Elliot Smith 3–0 in the final.

It is another reminder of why I like looking beyond a simple list of highest averages. Winning the tournament remains the thing that matters.

A strong night further across the South

There were plenty of performances beyond the core South West area worth picking out.

Lloyd Walker was outstanding at Fareham Social Club, producing averages of 107.36, 98.02 and 96.97 before completing an eight-win night and beating Joey Cole 3–0 in the final.

At Dorchester, Robbie Martin hit 100.20, while Alfie Yarrow recorded 98.02, 96.97 and 93.94. Liam Blakeley ultimately won the tournament, beating Yarrow 3–2 in the final.

And at Minehead, Taylor Foster beat Carl High 3–0 to take the title after High had produced a 96.97, with Foster reaching 95.94.

Some enormous numbers elsewhere

Although Q4QS remains weighted towards my South and South West coverage, Thursday produced several performances elsewhere that are simply too big to ignore.

The highest was Andy Smith's 120.24 at Cressex Social Club, and it wasn't a one-off – Smith also recorded 109.98 and two 100.20 averages on his way to eight wins and the title.

Wayne Bloomfield and Matt Gallett both hit 111.33, while Dean Reynolds and Lloyd Walker recorded 107.36. The overall top-average list shows just how strong Thursday's 63-tournament collection was.

63 more tournaments into Q4QS

Another 63 tournaments means thousands more pieces of information feeding into Q4QS.

Every result helps build the player records, head-to-heads, venue histories, form and rankings that sit behind the site.

For my local coverage, Ashton Brown's 102.48 and Hangar61 victory leads the way, with Jamie Kay winning in Bodmin, Robbie Roy putting together a dominant nine-win performance in Yeovil, Finlay Cleave taking Torquay and Danny Lauby winning in Worcester.

Another busy Thursday – and another substantial chunk of grassroots darts added to Q4QS.

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Q4QS Weekly SpotlightQ4QS Weekly Spotlight

 

Three Players Who Caught My Eye This Week

Every week, hundreds of matches are played across the Q4QS coverage area, producing countless stories that deserve to be told. While tournament winners often grab the headlines, they're not always the only players making an impression. Sometimes it's a player who strings together deep runs across multiple events, someone who produces exceptional averages against strong opposition, or someone who simply finds another level when it matters most.

That's what Q4QS Weekly Spotlight is all about.

Each weekend I'll be selecting three players whose performances genuinely caught my eye over the previous seven days. Some weeks they'll be established names continuing their excellent form, while other weeks they'll be rising stars announcing themselves with a breakthrough performance. The common theme is that every selection has earned their place through what they've achieved during the week.

This week's spotlight falls on three players who impressed in very different ways. Ashton Brown enjoyed a remarkable Saturday that included a major tournament victory and a memorable nine-dart leg, Spencer Edwards demonstrated why consistency remains one of the most valuable qualities in darts, while Dan Nicholls capped a sensational week by collecting two titles in a single day.

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Ashton Brown

Player Profile

Ashton Brown has established himself as one of the South West's leading performers, combining success on the regional circuit with impressive results against elite opposition. His Q4QS statistics paint the picture of a player who consistently performs at a high level, winning 313 of his 376 recorded matches for an outstanding 83.2% win rate. His overall match average sits just below 80, while a Q4QS average of 80.78 underlines the consistency that has made him one of the area's most respected competitors.

Brown has already collected 25 tournament titles during the period covered by the database, alongside a further three runner-up finishes and numerous deep runs. His recent form has been particularly eye-catching, arriving into this week on a 10-match winning streak, while averaging over 92 across his last ten recorded matches.

What perhaps stands out most is the calibre of opposition he has defeated. Victories over players such as Derek Coulson, Nathan Potter, Adam Gawlas and Henry Coates demonstrate that Brown is equally capable of producing on the PDC Development and Challenge Tours as he is on the local circuit.

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This Week

If there was one player who demanded a place in this week's spotlight, it was Ashton Brown.

His headline achievement came at the Sartan Club £300 Summer Open, where he produced a superb unbeaten run to lift the title. Brown defeated Gary Greenslade, Connor Davies, Zach Quinn and twice overcame John Brown on his way to the trophy, producing a string of outstanding performances throughout the day.

The numbers alone tell an impressive story. Brown fired in averages of 107.36, 100.77, 95.94 and 95.43, before completing the job with an 86.82 average in the final. Few players anywhere in the Q4QS network enjoyed a more consistently high-scoring day.

As if lifting one of the week's biggest titles wasn't enough, Brown also added another memorable moment by producing a nine-dart leg during the week—an achievement that every darts player dreams of and one that underlined just how high his level has been.

Taken together, it was a week that showcased everything Ashton Brown is capable of: scoring power, consistency, tournament-winning mentality and moments of genuine brilliance.

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Spencer Edwards

Player Profile

Few players are as active on the Welsh circuit as Spencer Edwards, and few are rewarded for that commitment as regularly. Across 684 recorded matches, Edwards has compiled 532 victories, giving him a superb 77.8% win rate while collecting 23 tournament titles, 21 runner-up finishes and 33 semi-final appearances.

His best average of 103.66 proves he possesses the ability to produce exceptional darts, but perhaps his greatest strength is consistency. Week after week Edwards puts himself into contention, regularly appearing in the latter stages of events through a combination of steady scoring and experience.

His recent form suggests he is enjoying one of his strongest spells of the season, having won nine of his last ten matches while steadily increasing his scoring levels over recent weeks.

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This Week

While others may have grabbed the biggest headlines, Spencer Edwards produced the sort of week that every player strives for—one built on consistency.

Rather than relying on one standout evening, Edwards kept appearing deep into tournaments throughout the week. He reached the latter stages of the Clwb Emrys Circuit at The Baden Porth, defeating Craig Davies and Owen Alford before eventually falling just short of another final.

He then went one better on Saturday at Emrys Darts, producing another impressive run that included victories over Riley Sadd, George Humphreys, Harrison Graves and Owen Chant before defeating Josh Williams 3–0 in the final with a 77.74 average.

Across the week Edwards once again demonstrated why he remains such a dangerous opponent. He didn't just win one event—he repeatedly placed himself in contention, finishing the week with another title and reinforcing his reputation as one of the Welsh circuit's most reliable performers.

For players chasing long-term success, consistency is every bit as valuable as spectacular averages, and Spencer Edwards delivered exactly that throughout the week.

Dan Nicholls

Player Profile

Dan Nicholls has established himself as one of the most formidable players on the Black Country circuit, and his statistics underline exactly why. Across 383 recorded matches, Nicholls has won an incredible 357, giving him a remarkable 93.2% win rate. Add in 38 tournament victories from just 55 events and it's clear he has developed a habit of turning strong performances into silverware.

His scoring power is equally impressive. An overall average of 83.32, a best recorded average of 120.24, and recent averages of 90.70 across his last five matches and 85.77 across his last ten show a player operating at an exceptionally high level.

Nicholls has also proved himself against quality opposition. Wins over Lewis Cook, Neil Wild, Harrison Leigh and Ashley Coleman demonstrate he is more than capable of competing with some of the strongest players in the Q4QS database, while his current 10-match winning streak reflects the confidence he is carrying into every tournament.

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This Week

Dan Nicholls produced one of the most dominant individual days of the week, collecting two tournament titles at Bostin Darts and showing exactly why he remains one of the area's most feared competitors.

He began by winning the 301 DIDO Round Robin, defeating Shaun Hercules 3–0 in the final after another commanding display. Along the way he recorded the day's five highest averages, peaking at 79.68 in the final while also finishing with eight match victories.

If that wasn't enough, Nicholls immediately followed it by claiming the Bostin Darts Champion of Champions title. His route to the trophy included victories over Kyle "Baggies" Edwards, Jack O'Donnell, Phill Jones, Grant Jackson and Shaun Betts before defeating Grant Jackson again in the final. During that run he produced averages of 107.36, 100.20, 92.02 and 88.41, underlining the quality of his scoring throughout the day.

Winning one tournament is always an achievement. Winning two titles in the same day, while producing ton-plus averages and extending an already impressive winning streak, made Dan Nicholls one of the easiest selections for this week's Q4QS Weekly Spotlight.

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.

Yesterday's Results Round-Up – Thursday 30 July 2026

 

Another busy night of grassroots darts saw 47 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with Thursday's calendar once again dominated by Vault 18 events alongside popular local round robins across the South West and beyond. From Worcester to Yeovil, Hangar61 to Plymouth, there were plenty of standout performances and memorable stories.

South West Spotlight

John Brown claims Hangar61 title

One of the strongest local fields of the evening assembled at Hangar61, Patchway, and it was John Brown who came through to claim the Thursday Night Round Robin title with a 3-1 victory over Liam Moore in the final.

Brown won nine matches on the night and continued his excellent recent run of form, but there was another moment that will be remembered for some time.

Ashton Brown produced a spectacular nine-dart finish during his quarter-final against Nathan Treadgold. Despite achieving darts' perfect leg, Ashton was edged out by Treadgold in a memorable contest that became one of the talking points of the evening. It was a reminder that even perfection doesn't always guarantee victory in a high-quality field.

Antony Butler impresses in Worcester

At Vault 18.0 @ The Cue Corner, Worcester, Antony Butler produced one of the standout displays of the night. He defeated Steve Sewell 3-0 in the final and recorded a superb 103.66 average, while also producing another 100.20 average during the competition.

Mike Harper victorious in Yeovil

There was more South West success at Yeovil Labour Club, where Mike Harper lifted the Vault title with a 3-0 victory over Callum Harrison. Harper won eight matches during the evening and consistently produced the highest standard at the venue.

Scott Lawrey takes Plymouth honours

At Legends Lounge, Plymouth, Scott Lawrey defeated Andy Steed 3-1 in the final. Steed produced an excellent 98.02 average during the event, but Lawrey held his nerve to collect another Vault title.

Lee Evans continues winning run

Lee Evans added another title at Galaxy Sports Bar, Torquay, defeating Tristan Perry 3-0 in the final. It continues an excellent spell for Evans, who has been one of the most consistent performers on the South West circuit over recent weeks.

Tommy Sperring wins another Round Robin

At DartAsylum HQ, Tommy Sperring edged Charlie Grabham 4-3 in another entertaining final. Sperring's consistency continues to shine through, with yet another title added to his growing collection.

Standout Performances

Several players produced exceptional averages during Thursday's action:

• William Thomas – 111.33 (The Bird, Maesteg)
• Andy Smith – 108.22 (Cressex Social Club, High Wycombe)
• Shane Lawrence – 107.36 (Deers Leap Round Robin)
• Antony Butler – 103.66 (The Cue Corner, Worcester)
• Louis Melville – 103.66 (Shooter's SportsBar, Neath)

Closer to home, Miles O'Toole (96.97) and Nathan Treadgold (93.94) also produced excellent darts at Hangar61 despite narrowly missing out on the title.

Another Busy Night for Q4QS

With another 47 tournaments processed, the Q4QS database continues to build an ever-clearer picture of grassroots darts across the UK. Congratulations to all of Thursday's winners, and a special mention to Ashton Brown, whose nine-dart leg at Hangar61 provided one of the standout moments of the week.

South & South West Round-Up – Brown and Cooper Continue Outstanding Form

 

Thursday night delivered another excellent programme of grassroots darts across the South West, with familiar names continuing their impressive seasons and several players producing outstanding three-figure averages.

From Bristol and Yeovil to Plymouth, Faringdon and Kentisbeare, there was plenty of quality on display as the ADC Vault Series continued.

Ashton Brown Produces Another Statement Performance

Few players are enjoying a better run than Ashton Brown.

The Hangar61 regular claimed yet another title after defeating Freddie Smith 3-0 in the final of the Thursday Night Round Robin at DartAsylum HQ.

Brown was in outstanding form throughout the evening, producing a superb 104.86 average in the final and recording three separate averages above 98 during the tournament. His recent consistency continues to make him one of the hottest players on the South West circuit.

Freddie Smith also deserves plenty of credit after another excellent run to the final.

Henry Cooper Dominates In Yeovil

The Yeovil Labour Club once again produced a strong Vault field, but it was Henry Cooper who stole the headlines.

Cooper defeated Paul Grenville 3-0 in the final and produced two sensational performances over the 100 mark, including a magnificent 103.26 average.

His latest success further strengthens an already excellent 2026 campaign and confirms his status as one of the leading players in the South West.

Scott Lawrey Triumphs In Plymouth

At Legends Lounge in Plymouth, Scott Lawrey came through a competitive field to defeat Sean Taylor 3-0 in the final.

Andy Steed once again showed his quality by recording the highest average of the event at 96.97, while Sean Taylor produced several excellent performances during his run to the final.

Shane Turner Claims Faringdon Title

Faringdon Town Football Club produced another highly competitive Vault.

Shane Turner defeated Lee Evans 3-1 in the final after producing a superb 100.20 average earlier in the evening.

Lee Evans and Sam Jackson both impressed throughout the tournament, making it one of the strongest events of the night.

Freddie Davey Wins In Kentisbeare

The Wyndham Arms hosted another enjoyable Devon Vault event.

Freddie Davey edged Craig Todd 3-2 in the final after an unbeaten evening, adding another title to his growing collection of good performances this season.

Other South West Highlights

Stewart Lyons claimed the Thursday Night Under 60 title at Highridge United, while Robbie Long continued his excellent run of form by winning another Hangar61 Thursday Night Round Robin.

Samuel King also impressed with victory at Purton after winning nine matches during the evening.

South West Standout Performers

🏆 Ashton Brown – DartAsylum Champion (104.86 average)

🏆 Henry Cooper – Yeovil Vault Champion

🏆 Scott Lawrey – Plymouth Vault Champion

🏆 Shane Turner – Faringdon Vault Champion

🏆 Freddie Davey – Kentisbeare Vault Champion

🏆 Stewart Lyons – Highridge Under 60 Champion

🔥 Performance of the Night: Ashton Brown – 104.86 average

Another excellent evening demonstrated the incredible depth of grassroots darts across the South West, with established names continuing to perform and several players producing averages well into three figures.