Tuesday brought another packed evening of grassroots darts, with more than 40 tournaments added to the Q4QS database. Across the South West there were plenty of familiar names lifting trophies, some standout averages and another night of quality competition.
Neil Meneer Continues Winning Ways
Neil Meneer was back in the winner's enclosure at Vault 18.0 at Indian Queens WMC & Institute.
Neil defeated Jason Truscott in the final and produced one of the performances of the evening with a superb 102.48 average. It is another excellent result for one of the South West's most consistent performers, who continues to collect titles throughout 2026.
Darren Davies Wins in Portishead
A competitive field gathered for the Last Minute Open in Portishead, where Darren Davies claimed the title with a convincing victory over Luke Harding in the final.
Darren also recorded the highest average of the night at 91.09, while Steve Boundy and Luke Harding both impressed during strong runs to the latter stages.
Richie Hunt Claims Tuesday Night Title
The Tuesday Night Sub-70 Average Round Robin produced another entertaining evening.
Richie Hunt edged out Liam Moore in a close 3-2 final, while Liam produced the highest average of the event at 81.20. Dan Cornes, Teddy Sheppard and Collis Palmer were also among the players enjoying productive evenings.
Chard Delivers More Quality
At Vault 18.0 in Chard, Daren Field lifted the trophy after defeating Kieran Spurdle in the final.
Although he narrowly missed out on the title, Darren Herbert produced several excellent performances, including a 92.02 average, while Leighton Cox also impressed with a best of 96.97 during the evening.
Luke Reed Triumphs in Tiverton
The Tiverton Vault saw Luke Reed emerge victorious after overcoming Martin Walker in the final.
David Yeaman, James Head, Neil Ridd and Andy Steed were all among the players enjoying strong evenings as another competitive Devon event was added to the books.
Henry Cooper Wins Rearranged Event
The rearranged Kings Arms Vault saw Henry Cooper produce a dominant display, defeating Tommy Brooks in the final.
Henry fired two 93.94 averages during his successful run and rounded off an impressive night's work with eight match victories.
Charlie Mossman Leads the Next Generation
The JDC circuit continued to showcase some exciting young talent.
Charlie Mossman claimed victory in Minehead after edging Kyle Chivers in a close final, while another busy evening of junior darts highlighted the strength of the next generation across the region.
Performance of the Day
While there were several outstanding displays across the country, Neil Meneer's brilliant 102.48 average and another tournament victory stands out from a South West perspective. Darren Davies, Richie Hunt, Henry Cooper and Daren Field also enjoyed memorable evenings as another busy night of grassroots darts came to a close.
Congratulations to all Tuesday night's winners, and good luck to everyone back on the oche over the coming days.
