Tuesday was one of the busiest days I've recorded recently, with another 78 tournaments added to the Q4QS Database.
There were some outstanding performances across the country, headed by a 115.62 average from Lloyd Walker at Fareham, 112.73 from Connor Hopkins at the Lindsay Club and 111.33 from Callum Grealis.
Darren Webster was among the tournament winners, Ross Lowe produced two averages above 107 in Dover, and there was another competitive round robin at Hangar 61 in Bristol.
It was also a particularly busy day for junior and academy darts, while the women's game featured WADC activity and other competitions.
With so much taking place, I've picked out the performances, tournaments and results that caught my attention.
Fareham Produces the Highest Average of the Day
The Fareham Money In Money Out competition at Fareham Social Club produced some of Tuesday's most impressive darts.
Lloyd Walker averaged 115.62 against Charlie Gaze, the highest individual match average recorded across the 78 imported tournaments.
Walker also produced a 103.66 average against Taylor Dolphin, demonstrating that his 115.62 was not his only outstanding performance.
However, it was Callum Grealis who won the tournament, defeating Walker 4–1 in the final.
Grealis had an excellent competition himself, recording a 111.33 average against Lee Dagnell and 100.50 against Lee Mcnulty.
He finished with seven victories, while Walker, Steve Plumstead and Lee Mcnulty were among those recording six.
There were 62 matches in the competition, and having two players produce averages above 110 made this one of the strongest events in Tuesday's results.
Connor Hopkins Hits 112.73 at Lindsay Club
Another exceptional performance came in the Lindsay Club ADC Ranking Event at Lindsay Constitutional Club.
Connor Hopkins averaged 112.73 against Paul Higgins, following that with another excellent average of 107.36 against Gavin Mercer.
The title went to Stephen Cake, who defeated Ryan Davies 3–0 in the final.
Cake produced some impressive numbers of his own, including 103.66 against Cameron Jones and 100.20 in the final against Davies.
Cake finished with eight victories, Davies with seven and Hopkins with five.
With 67 matches recorded, this was another tournament featuring several players capable of producing averages well above 90.
Ross Lowe Dominates in Dover
At The Phoenix Railway Social Club in Dover, Ross Lowe produced one of the most consistent performances of Tuesday.
Lowe won the Vault Break competition, defeating Tony Norris 3–0 in the final.
What makes his performance particularly notable is that he recorded two separate averages of 107.36.
The first came against a player listed as Henley, while the second came in the final against Norris.
He also averaged 96.97 against Neil Parry and 88.41 against Daniel Terry.
Lowe finished with eight victories, with William Bristow recording six and Norris five.
Two averages above 107 in the same tournament, including one in the final, is a particularly impressive achievement.
Darren Webster Wins GSD Vault Warm Up
Darren Webster was another familiar name among Tuesday's winners.
He claimed the GSD Vault Warm Up 2 title, defeating James Hubbard 3–1 in the final.
Webster recorded eight victories and produced an excellent sequence of averages:
- 103.66 against Trevor Stubington
- 98.02 against James Pratt
- 96.00 in the final against James Hubbard
- 95.94 against Dylan Aspland
Charlie Miller also impressed with a 96.97 average against Ayumu Dazai.
Webster's combination of scoring and consistency was particularly strong, with four recorded performances above 95.
Hangar 61: Cori Wiltshire Wins Bristol Round Robin
It's good to see another Hangar 61 tournament appearing in the results, particularly after checking the venue's recent competitions.
The Open Round Robin at Hangar 61 in Bristol featured 32 recorded matches.
Cori Wiltshire won the tournament, defeating Chris Hartrey 3–2 in the final.
Wiltshire finished with eight victories, while Hartrey collected six.
The highest average came from Robbie Long, who recorded 88.83 against Hartrey. Long also averaged 85.89 against Andrew Hodgkins.
Hartrey produced an 84.98 average against Paul Meyer and 81.51 against Robbie Long.
Wiltshire's highest listed average was 81.24 against Cameron Oram.
Jackson Long finished with four victories, while Paul Meyer and Jamie Harvey recorded three each.
It's another useful addition to the Q4QS records for one of Bristol's regular darts venues.
Jayden Scadden Wins Taunton Under-70 Super Series
At Darts @ The Lawns in Taunton, the Under-70 Round Robin Super Series 11.0 began with an entertaining competition.
Jayden Scadden defeated James Wellbelove 4–3 in the final, finishing with eight victories.
Wellbelove collected six wins, as did Ryan Greenslade.
The highest average was 88.00 from Robin Stutt-Hannaford, while Peter Taswell and Ryan Greenslade both recorded 85.89.
Kirky Godbeer reached 83.50, and Scadden produced a best listed average of 79.11.
There were 51 matches recorded, with several strong performances across the competition.
Ash McKeever Wins at Faringdon
Faringdon Town Football Club hosted another Money In Money Out competition, with 60 matches recorded.
Ash McKeever defeated Dillon Moran 3–1 in the final, finishing with eight victories.
McKeever produced a 103.66 average against Craig Gaynor and 90.18 in the final.
Moran finished with seven victories, while Declan Cox and Ike Richman collected five each.
Cox also contributed a 95.94 average against Jamie Cross, while Lewis Saunders reached 91.09.
A good competition, with McKeever producing the highest average and taking the title.
Johnny Haines Wins Ten Matches at Wiltshire Darts House
One of the largest individual winning totals came at Wiltshire Darts House.
Johnny Haines won ten matches on his way to claiming the Inbetween Comp title, defeating Christopher Bailey 3–2 in the final.
There were 91 matches recorded, making this one of Tuesday's larger grassroots competitions.
Haines also produced a particularly consistent set of averages:
- 93.94 against Martin Tilling
- 91.09 against Michael Maslen
- 88.41 against Sam Hullock
- 85.46 against Brendan Kearns
Bailey finished with seven victories, while Stephen Fanning, Liam Garnett and Brendan Kearns recorded six each.
Ten victories and several averages above 85 made Haines one of Tuesday's standout tournament winners.
Joe Bagguley Wins at Widden Rugby Club
At Widden Rugby Club in Gloucester, Joe Bagguley won the In-Between Vault Round Robin.
He defeated James Mann 3–0 in the final, finishing with nine victories.
Bagguley's highest average was 83.50 against Cody Kibble, followed by 81.24 against Tom Barbieri.
James Mann recorded seven victories, while Daniel Jeffrey, Todd Marfell and Jayden Hamblin collected five each.
There were 73 matches recorded.
It's another result from a venue that regularly features in the Q4QS Database.
Welsh Darts: Strong Performances at Towy, Tredegar and Newport
There was plenty happening across Wales on Tuesday.
At Towy Sports Bar, Llew Bevan defeated Nenin Jones 3–1 to win the Vault Break Round Robin.
Bevan recorded seven victories and produced a 100.20 average against Steffan Thomas, followed by 94.06 against Dan Baker.
At Tredegar Constitutional Club, Finley Bennett defeated Jenson Ellaway 3–2 in the final.
Bennett recorded seven victories, while Alec Small produced the highest average of 92.02 against Callum Smith.
At Calstep Darts Wales Newport, Tyler Garrett defeated Rico Anderson 2–0 to win the Academy Series competition.
Garrett recorded six victories and three listed averages of 85.89, while Anderson produced the tournament's highest average of 87.78.
At Merthyr & District Darts League, Roger Evans defeated Callum Lewis 3–1 to win PSC Event 4.
Sam Gibbons produced the highest average of 88.41, while both finalists recorded six victories.
And at Champs Pool & Darts Bar, Cody Hughes defeated Oscar Bourne 5–4 in the Money In Money Out final, finishing with six victories.
Corey Milward and Hughes both reached 83.50.
WADC: Deborah Burkinshaw Wins at Jump WMC
The women's game featured another WADC competition, this time in South Yorkshire.
The WADC Vault at Jump WMC – Pre-Series 4.0 featured 15 recorded matches.
Deborah Burkinshaw defeated Leanne Pidgeon 2–1 in the final, with both players recording four victories.
The highest average was shared by Burkinshaw and Debbie Horton, who each recorded 50.79 in their meeting.
Gill Beaumont produced 41.29, while Pidgeon reached 39.04.
Although this was a smaller competition than some of Tuesday's larger events, it is another important result to include as the WADC programme continues.
There were also women's competitions elsewhere.
At Shooters Bar, Lynne Layton defeated Chris Sheen 2–0 to win the Ladies Money In Money Out event. Layton recorded six victories and a highest average of 63.96.
At Boundary Park Academy, Janine Chamberlain defeated Casey Nolan 2–0 in the Ladies Round Robin League, with Crystal Larkin recording the highest average of 51.83.
Junior Darts: Another Busy Day for the Academies
Tuesday featured an impressive number of junior and academy competitions.
Bostin Junior Academy
At Bostin Darts 180 Bar, Charlie-James Kilminster defeated Harvey Davies 1–0 to win the Junior Academy Championship.
Both players recorded five victories, with Kilminster producing a highest average of 53.12.
In the Junior Academy Premier competition, Logan Otto defeated Archie Rogers 2–0.
Otto recorded five victories, while Rogers produced the highest average of 54.73.
Boundary Park Academy
There was a full programme at Boundary Park Academy.
Isaac Armstrong defeated Tyler Armstrong 3–2 to win the Advanced Round Robin, with Finley Goodier producing the highest average of 66.80.
In the Foundation competition, Charlie Campbell defeated Zachary Taylor 2–0, finishing with eight victories. Aron Mason recorded an 82.09 average.
The Intermediate competition went to Oliver Appleyard, who defeated Elliott Bennett 3–0. Appleyard recorded nine victories, while Freddie Harvey produced an excellent 88.41 average.
Under-18 Competitions
At The Big Fish Darts Hub, Harry Tombs defeated Evan Williams 4–3 in the U18 Pre-Vault final.
Tombs recorded seven victories and a highest average of 71.57.
At Arrows Darts Venue, Rhys Evans defeated Jaiden Jewell 3–0 in the Under-18 Money In Money Out final.
Both players recorded eight victories, with Evans producing averages of 83.50, 81.24 and 76.42.
There was also a Volt Finals Practice competition, won by Aaron Hustwaite, who defeated Noah Gazeley 4–1 and produced an 84.59 average against Ethan Gadd.
It's encouraging to see this amount of organised junior darts taking place on a normal Tuesday.
More Tournament Winners Around the Country
With 78 competitions recorded, there were plenty of other performances worth mentioning.
At Tipton Sports Academy, Benjamin Walwyn defeated Codey Exall 3–1 to win the BCA Circuit event. Exall produced a 103.66 average.
At Barnsley Conservative Club, Peter Roebuck defeated Darren Johnson 3–1, finishing with eight victories.
At Billingham Social Club, Gary Stephens defeated Gary Hayes 3–1. Both players recorded seven victories, while Brian Henderson and Hayes reached 93.94.
At Ainsty Darts, Lewis Pride defeated Theo Grant 3–0, producing a highest average of 93.94.
At Priory Darts Events, Paul Jordan defeated Carl Small 3–2 in the Tuesday Round Robin. Karl Coleman produced a 100.20 average against Tom Hodgson.
At Stanningley Rugby Club, Michael Brook defeated Martin Atkins 4–2. Atkins recorded a 107.36 average against Callum Sayers.
At The Empire Club in Lancing, Lewis Gurney defeated Matt Macintosh 3–2, recording eight victories and a 103.66 average.
At The Bullseye Bar in Lichfield, Martin Spink defeated Tayab Ali 3–1 in the Under-55 Average Series.
At The Centurion Club, Mark Smith defeated Terry Fordham 3–2 in the Last Vault Break competition.
At Windmill Hill Golf Centre, Mat Caste defeated Sean Ross 3–0, with Caste recording a 103.66 average.
Top 10 Individual Match Averages – 10 November 2026
These are ten of the highest individual match averages from Tuesday's imported tournaments. They are single-match averages rather than tournament averages, and several further performances were tied on 103.66.
| Player | Average | Competition |
|---|---|---|
| Lloyd Walker | 115.62 | Fareham MIMO |
| Connor Hopkins | 112.73 | Lindsay Club ADC Ranking |
| Callum Grealis | 111.33 | Fareham MIMO |
| Connor Hopkins | 107.36 | Lindsay Club ADC Ranking |
| Martin Atkins | 107.36 | Stanningley Rugby Club |
| Ross Lowe | 107.36 | Phoenix Railway Social Club |
| Ross Lowe | 107.36 | Phoenix Railway Social Club |
| Codey Exall | 103.66 | Tipton Sports Academy |
| Lloyd Walker | 103.66 | Fareham MIMO |
| Ash McKeever | 103.66 | Faringdon Town FC |
Final Thoughts
What stands out from Tuesday is the sheer amount of darts being played.
Seventy-eight tournaments in a single day is a considerable amount of activity, and that includes everything from junior academy competitions and under-average events to open tournaments featuring established names.
I was particularly impressed by the standard at Fareham, Connor Hopkins' scoring at Lindsay Club, Ross Lowe's consistency in Dover and Johnny Haines winning ten matches at Wiltshire Darts House.
Closer to home, it was good to see Hangar 61, Taunton, Faringdon, Widden and other regular venues producing more results.
The junior programme was another highlight, with multiple academy competitions giving younger players opportunities to compete and build experience.
I've now added another 78 tournaments to the Q4QS Database, continuing to build a broader picture of competitive darts across the country.
The aim remains to record as much grassroots darts as possible, although some competitions will inevitably be missing.
More results, rankings and player statistics are available at Quest For Q School.
