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Thursday, June 11, 2026

South & South West Darts Round-Up – 10 June 2026

 


Another busy evening across the South and South West saw titles decided across open, under-average and youth competitions.

The headline performance came from Bristol's Sartan Club, where Chris Hartrey lifted the ADC Sanctioned Round Robin title after defeating Zach Quinn 4-2 in the final. Hartrey produced a superb 100.20 average and recorded nine wins during an excellent evening.

At DartAsylum HQ, Jack Kempster claimed the Wednesday Night Under 55 Average Competition title. Kempster defeated Tommy Llewellin in the final and topped the wins chart with eight victories.

Devizes Town hosted another competitive Under 70 event, with Darren Braine emerging victorious after defeating Lewis Sparey Wells 4-1 in the final. Braine recorded eight wins on the night and continued his strong recent form.

The next generation was represented by Oscar Rumsey, who secured victory in the JDC VOLTS event at Denbigh Hall Sports & Social Club in Bletchley, defeating Maxwell Allen in the final.

Elsewhere, Michael Powell produced a superb 98.02 average on his way to winning the Bostin Darts Round Robin title.

Standout Performances

🔥 Chris Hartrey – ADC Sartan Champion (100.20)

🏆 Michael Powell – Bostin Champion (98.02)

🎯 Jack Kempster – DartAsylum U55 Champion

🎯 Darren Braine – Devizes U70 Champion

🌟 Oscar Rumsey – JDC VOLTS Champion

Top Averages

  1. Chris Hartrey – 100.20
  2. Michael Powell – 98.02
  3. George Cressey – 91.81
  4. Ian Mackenzie – 88.41
  5. Jack Kempster – 68.32 (U55 Winner)

Another strong night for grassroots darts, with quality performances appearing across both open and under-average competitions.

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

South & South West Darts Round-Up – 9 June 2026





 Another busy evening across the South and South West produced strong performances across open, under-average and youth competitions.

One of the standout displays came from Ash McKeever, who claimed the Faringdon Town In Between Cash Competition title after defeating Tom Lawrence in the final. McKeever recorded nine wins during the event and produced a superb 96.97 average, one of the highest averages recorded across the region on the night.

At the Railway Inn Round Robin, Steve Boundy continued his excellent season by defeating Dave Fisher in the final. Boundy recorded eight wins and posted a 91.09 average during another successful evening.

The St John's Cash Round Robin was won by Sam Jackson, who recorded ten wins before defeating Stuart Scarsbrook in the final.

In the under-average ranks, Izzy Cochrane claimed the RRS5 U55.9 title after another strong evening's work.

The next generation was also on display as Tai Anderson lifted the JDC VOLTS title at Highbridge Social Club.

Alongside the headline performances, several other players enjoyed strong evenings across the region.

🏆 Sean Holley won the Chinnor Pavilion Vault Break after edging out Adam Mould in a close final. Mould produced the highest average of the event with 94.56.

🏆 Liam Kerr took the Fareham MIMO title, defeating Bradley McLachlan 3-2 in the final. Kerr also recorded the highest average of the competition.

🏆 Daniel Jeffrey secured victory at the In-Between Vault Round Robin, beating Steve Wynn 3-0 in the final after recording nine wins during the evening.

🏆 Jamie Knight won the Top Tee Golf Vault Inbetweener, defeating Gary Snee in the final after an impressive run through the field.

🏆 Liam Moore claimed the DartAsylum Tuesday Night Sub 70 Average Round Robin title, overcoming Glenn Pearce in the final.

Top 10 Performances of the Night

  1. Ash McKeever – Faringdon Champion
  2. Steve Boundy – Railway Inn Champion
  3. Sam Jackson – St John's Champion
  4. Sean Holley – Chinnor Champion
  5. Daniel Jeffrey – Widden Champion
  6. Liam Kerr – Fareham Champion
  7. Jamie Knight – Top Tee Champion
  8. Liam Moore – DartAsylum Champion
  9. Izzy Cochrane – U55.9 Champion
  10. Tai Anderson – JDC Highbridge Champion

 

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