Yesterday's Darts Results: Tyler Garrett and Lewis Michael Hit 107.36 as 50 Tournaments Join Q4QS – 3 November 2026

Yesterday's Darts Results: Tyler Garrett and Lewis Michael Hit 107.36 as 50 Tournaments Join Q4QS

Results from Tuesday 3 November 2026

Another 50 tournaments have been added to the Q4QS Database, bringing together results from grassroots competitions, ADC events and junior darts across the country.

Tuesday produced two individual averages of 107.36, with Tyler Garrett at Calstep Darts Wales Newport and Lewis Michael at Sunbury-on-Thames sharing the highest recorded figure.

There were also excellent performances from Joey Palfreyman, Luke Stallwood and Jamie Durrant, while Joe Quiney enjoyed a particularly successful competition at Evesham.

As always, there's plenty more to grassroots darts than the highest average. Some players produced outstanding individual matches, while others put together the consistency needed to win their tournaments.

Tyler Garrett Shines at Newport Academy

One of the standout performances came at the Calstep Darts Wales Newport Academy Series, where Tyler Garrett defeated Alfie Obrien 2–0 in the final.

Garrett finished with six victories and recorded an excellent 107.36 average against Harley Glycos, equalling the highest figure recorded anywhere in Tuesday's results.

He backed that up with a 96.97 average in the final and an 88.41 against Miley Morgan.

Alfie Obrien also recorded six victories, including an 88.41 average against Harley Glycos, while Glycos produced a 91.09 against Archie Bourne.

For Garrett, the combination of a tournament victory and several strong averages makes this one of the most impressive performances of the day.

Lewis Michael Matches the Highest Average

At the Royal British Legion Vault Break competition in Sunbury-on-Thames, Lewis Michael also produced a 107.36 average, recording the figure against Ben Seddon.

However, the tournament title went to Toby Clements, who defeated Troy Power 3–0 in the final.

Clements finished with eight victories, while Power recorded six.

It's a useful reminder that the highest individual average doesn't necessarily belong to the eventual tournament winner.

Michael's performance deserves recognition, but so does Clements' ability to get through the competition and take the title.

Joe Quiney Takes the Evesham Title

At Evesham Darts Competitions, Joe Quiney won Pre Vault 1, defeating Pete Hughes 3–1 in the final.

Quiney finished with nine victories, while Hughes recorded eight.

Interestingly, Hughes produced the highest average in the competition, hitting 100.20 against Alfie Gamage. Gamage averaged 98.11 in the same match.

Quiney was hardly struggling himself, recording 92.02 against Gamage and 91.09 against Warren Leeming.

Paul Jones also reached 91.09.

With 60 matches recorded, there was plenty of competitive darts, and Quiney's nine victories represented an excellent return.

It's also encouraging to see several players producing averages around or above 90 in the same competition.

Jamie Durrant Wins the 48-Player Priory Event

Another player enjoying an excellent Tuesday was Jamie Durrant, winner of the 48 Man Priory Round Robin.

Durrant defeated Benjamin Smith 3–2 in the final and recorded nine victories across the competition.

His highest average was 100.20 against Levi Capp, followed by a 92.02 against Carl Small.

Colin Smith recorded 89.82, Bailey Walton reached 88.41, and Benjamin Smith produced an 86.71.

The competition contained 70 recorded matches, making Durrant's winning performance particularly noteworthy.

Adam Mould Wins at Chinnor Pavilion

Adam Mould was another player to combine high scoring with a tournament victory.

At the Chinnor Pavilion Vault Break #2, Mould defeated Liam Earwicker 3–1 in the final, finishing with eight victories.

He recorded a 100.20 average against Vinnie Connolly, followed by 88.59 against Andy Jones and 86.60 against Kieron Surman.

Earwicker finished with six victories and recorded an 88.40 average against Mould.

With 57 matches recorded, this was another competitive tournament, and Mould produced the sort of consistency that can make the difference over a full competition.

Sam Jackson Comes Through a Close Final

At St John's Club, Sam Jackson won the Cash Round Robin, defeating Richard Meadows 4–3 in a closely contested final.

Jackson finished with ten victories, the highest individual winning total recorded in Tuesday's tournament summaries.

He also produced a 91.09 average against Kevin Brookes.

The highest average at St John's belonged to Luke Stallwood, who recorded 103.66 against Andy Burns.

Mark Burns also reached 91.09, while Aaron Wheeler averaged 88.41.

There were 66 recorded matches, and Jackson's ten victories certainly deserve recognition.

Jack Seymour Wins at the Locomotive

At the Locomotive Engineers Social Club, Jack Seymour defeated Callum Adams 3–0 in the Loco MiMo 0311 final.

Seymour finished with eight victories and produced the tournament's three highest recorded averages: 93.94, 88.41 and 88.41.

Adams recorded an 88.06, while Gary Stafford reached 81.24.

Stafford and Mark Barnard both finished with six victories.

Seymour's performance was another example of a player backing up good scoring with the results needed to win the competition.

Joe Bagguley Wins at Widden, Gloucester

There was another good performance at Widden in Gloucester, where Joe Bagguley defeated Cody Kibble 3–1 in the final of a regular competition.

Bagguley produced several impressive averages, including 87.80, 83.48, 80.52 and 79.36.

It's another example of the good standard of darts being played at local venues, with Bagguley combining several strong individual performances with a tournament victory.

Junior Darts Continues to Impress

Tuesday's results included a substantial programme of junior competitions, with encouraging performances across Wales and England.

At Soccer Zone in Halesowen, Charlie Lowin won the Junior Volts event, defeating Harry Hayward 3–1 in the final.

Lowin recorded eight victories and produced averages of 91.09 against Hayden Dunlavey and 83.50 against Fraser Waterworth.

At Heath Hayes Constitutional Club in Cannock, Harvey-Lee Nelson-Harris defeated Joel Walton 3–1 and recorded seven victories. His leading averages were 81.24, 79.11 and 77.45.

In Resolven, Carter Miles won the Junior Volts competition against Ashton John, while Cody Hughes recorded the highest average of 81.24.

There was also a victory for Zak Read at Maxi Lounge in Yate, where he defeated Jacob Godber 3–2. Godber recorded the competition's highest average of 72.68.

At the Wyndham Arms in Ogmore Vale, Spencer Edwards defeated Henry Pearson 3–0, recording six victories and a highest average of 71.57.

Further north, Charlie Thomason recorded an 81.24 average at Chaukees Ellesmere Port, while Henry Weeks produced an 83.50 at the Skegness Junior Volts competition, where Finley Holmes-Harker took the title.

It's particularly encouraging to see these events taking place in so many different locations. Competitive opportunities for younger players are an important part of the future of darts, and the results show some promising performances.

More Winners from Around the Country

There were plenty of other results worth highlighting.

At Barnsley Conservative Club, Trevor Burkhill defeated Will Black to win the Vault Break competition, recording seven victories. Jay Godson produced a 100.20 average.

Danny Lithgow won at Billingham Social Club, defeating Gary Hayes 3–1. Hayes recorded a 100.20 average, while Lithgow averaged 90.69 in the final.

Mark Lynn defeated Logan Goddard 3–0 in the Cambs & South Lincs Darts Series qualifier at Wisbech St Mary Community Centre. Goddard recorded the highest average of 96.46.

At Fareham Social Club, Lee McNulty won the MiMo competition against Callum Grealis. Grealis produced several excellent averages, including 99.40, 96.97 and 93.94.

Gary Court won at Faringdon Town Football Club, defeating Craig Gaynor and recording eight victories. Johnny Haines produced the highest average of 91.09.

In Scotland, William Borland defeated Graham Borland 4–2 in the Livingston Darts Flyer 3 final, averaging 94.76.

There were also victories at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, with Marcus Bache winning the Round Robin Vault Style event and Harry Bullas taking the Bostin Junior Academy Premier title.

These results illustrate just how much competitive darts is taking place outside the professional game, and how much there is to recognise beyond the most familiar names.

WADC Results

No competitions specifically identified as WADC events were included in Tuesday's imported results.

That doesn't necessarily mean no WADC darts took place, only that none were identified in this particular Q4QS batch.

Top 10 Individual Match Averages

These are the highest individual match averages recorded in Tuesday's results, rather than overall tournament averages.

Player	Average	Tournament
Tyler Garrett	107.36	Calstep Darts Wales Newport Academy
Lewis Michael	107.36	Sunbury-on-Thames Vault Break
Luke Stallwood	103.66	St John's Cash Round Robin
Joey Palfreyman	103.40	JJ's Tuesday Pre Vault 2
Jamie Durrant	100.20	Priory Round Robin
Jay Godson	100.20	Barnsley Conservative Club
Gary Hayes	100.20	Billingham Social Club
Adam Mould	100.20	Chinnor Pavilion
Dave Carnall	100.20	Lindsay Constitutional Club
Pete Hughes	100.20	Evesham Pre Vault 1

A Final Thought

What I particularly like about Tuesday's results is the contrast between the highest averages and the tournament winners.

Tyler Garrett managed both, but elsewhere we saw players such as Toby Clements and Sam Jackson demonstrating that tournament success is about more than one exceptional match.

The junior results are also worth following. With so many competitions taking place, we're beginning to build a much clearer picture of the younger players developing their games.

I've now added another 50 tournaments to the Q4QS Database, and the aim remains to recognise as many grassroots performances as possible.

Not every tournament will be included, but each new batch adds another piece to the picture.

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

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Perry Davenport Hits 111.33 as Hughes, Martin & Trotman Win – 2 October 2026

Friday brought another substantial batch of grassroots darts into Q4QS, with 65 tournaments added to the database.

The biggest number of the day came from Perry Davenport, who fired a superb 111.33, with Steve Willis hitting 105.75 in the same tournament.

There were plenty of other three-figure performances around the country, but closer to the regular Q4QS area there were titles for Pete Hughes at Bengeworth, Robbie Martin in Taunton, Liam Trotman at Portishead and Paul Hill in Yeovil.

Bridgwater Darts Academy also produced two winners, while another busy programme across Wales and two WADC events gave me plenty more to pick through.

Davenport fires 111.33

The biggest average anywhere in Friday's results belonged to Perry Davenport, who produced a superb 111.33 in the Chaukees Friday Grandslam.

Steve Willis averaged 105.75 in the same match, so that was comfortably one of the highest-quality encounters of the day.

Davenport also added a 93.94 during his run and finished with six victories.

The title, though, went elsewhere.

Scott Dilley eventually came through the tournament, beating Danny Halliday Jnr 4–3 in the final and finishing with seven wins.

Once again, the biggest average and the tournament winner give us two different stories from the same event.

Pete Hughes wins at Bengeworth

There were two more ton-plus performances at The Bengeworth in Evesham.

Joe Quiney and Danny Lauby both reached 100.20, while Jason Reeve produced 96.97 and 93.94.

But it was Pete Hughes who took the title.

Hughes beat Reeve 3–1 in the final and finished with seven victories, matching Reeve's total for the night.

His own best average was 89.57, but this was another example of the player with the biggest number not necessarily being the one who eventually wins the tournament.

Quiney and Lauby both finished with five victories.

Robbie Martin takes Taunton title

At Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton, Robbie Martin put together an excellent tournament.

Brooklyn Anthony produced the highest average of the event at 93.94, but Martin wasn't far behind.

He hit 91.09, followed it with 90.18 and 86.71, and finished the night with seven victories.

Martin then beat Anthony 3–0 in the final to complete a strong all-round performance.

Ryan Greenslade also collected five wins, while Dave Fisher and Warren Bowditch both reached four.

Liam Trotman wins at Portishead

Another familiar Q4QS venue produced another familiar winner.

Liam Trotman took the Friday Open at Portishead Workmens Darts, beating Steve Boundy 3–0 in the final.

Trotman finished with eight wins and also produced the tournament's highest average of 85.89.

Josh Rose wasn't far behind at 85.08, while Trotman also recorded 81.76 during his run.

This was the event with a prize for the player progressing furthest while averaging under 55, adding another dimension alongside the main tournament.

Paul Hill wins in Yeovil

At Bullets Sports Bar in Yeovil, Paul Hill came through to take the Friday Vault.

Hill beat Dave Ware 3–0 in the final and produced the highest average of the tournament himself, reaching 81.24.

Andrew Purchase and Hill both finished with five wins, with Ware and Steven Tavener on four.

Not the biggest numbers of an exceptionally busy Friday, but another regular South West venue and another winner added to the Q4QS records.

Two winners at Bridgwater Darts Academy

There were two competitions at Bridgwater Darts Academy.

The DiDo Finals Night went to Warren Rixon, who beat Lucas Smith 3–1 in the final.

Rixon won all four of his recorded matches and produced the four highest listed averages of the event, headed by 61.82.

There was also a 12-player tournament, where John Hill beat Sharron Hemburrow 3–0 in the final.

Hill again finished with four wins and topped the averages at 50.54.

Plenty of 100-plus darts elsewhere

The 111.33 from Davenport led Friday's numbers, but there was plenty more three-figure scoring buried among the 65 tournaments.

James Lawson hit 103.66 at Flight Night in Burnley and also produced two separate 100.20 averages.

Kevin Leadenham reached 103.66 at Melton Mowbray and went on to win the tournament, while Steve Clews matched that 103.66 at The Pioneer Bar and also converted his scoring into a title.

Craig Vickers hit 102.21 at Clacton, while Steve Green, Tom Grooby, Adam Mould, Matt Clark, Luke Newport, Connor Levett, Craig Sayer and Phill Jones were among those reaching 100.20.

That's a lot of ton-plus darts spread across one Friday programme.

Luke Newport combines 100.20 with the title

One of the strongest Welsh performances came at the Royal Oak in Rhyl.

Luke Newport hit 100.20, added 91.57 and 91.09 and finished with eight victories.

Most importantly, he completed the job by beating Simon A-Dog 3–1 in the final.

Kelson Hughes also produced a 95.94 during a six-win night.

William Thomas dominates at Briton Ferry

There was another particularly convincing performance at Briton Ferry Workingmen's Club.

William Thomas recorded the five highest listed averages of the tournament, headed by 96.97, with further figures of 93.94 and 92.02.

He finished with eight wins and beat Timothy Jones 3–0 in the final.

That's exactly the sort of performance that can get hidden if we only look at the handful of biggest averages across the whole day.

More Welsh winners

There was plenty more happening across Wales.

Huw Rowcliffe won at Min-Y-Ddol in Aberystwyth, where Luke Colwill produced the highest average at 91.09.

Louis Melville enjoyed a particularly consistent night at Oliver's Sports Bar in Swansea. He won the tournament with seven victories and recorded 88.41, 85.89 and two 83.50 averages.

Kevin Mills won at Splott Albion Pavilion in Cardiff, beating Edward Manley in the final. Manley produced the event's highest number at 93.94.

At Towy Sports Bar in Carmarthen, Alex Luck took the title, while Jamie Lewis topped the averages with 93.53.

There were also wins for Liam Hughes at Bigyn Darts Masters and Ryan Davies at Wattsville National Club.

Junior Volts

There were Junior Volts tournaments at Aylesford Village Club and the Simeon Arms in Ryde.

Drake Porter produced an excellent 91.09 at Aylesford and went on to win the tournament, beating Dannylee McFarlane 3–0 in the final.

Porter finished with seven victories, while George Edwards and Freddy Turner both reached 83.50.

On the Isle of Wight, Charlie Wills took the Ryde title, beating Jake Griffiths 3–0 in the final and also finishing with seven wins.

Brendan O'Reilly produced the tournament's best average at 71.57.

WADC: Casley and Hughes take Friday titles

There were two WADC Vaults in Friday's results.

At Briton Ferry Workies, Kirsten Casley won a closely contested event, beating Donna Buckley 3–2 in the final.

Casley had earlier beaten Tia Sterio by the same scoreline and finished with two victories. Buckley produced the highest average of the event at 54.42.

At the United Services Club in Harwich, Shaunna Hughes took the title.

Hughes beat Lisa James 3–2 in the final, finished with five victories and also produced the highest average of the tournament at 57.81.

James had four wins and reached 53.68 during her run.

Only two WADC events this time, but both now add another set of women's results into the Q4QS database.

Five performances that caught my eye

1. Perry Davenport – 111.33
The biggest average of the day, with Steve Willis averaging 105.75 against him in the same match.

2. James Lawson – 103.66
Also produced two separate 100.20 averages during an excellent night in Burnley.

3. Kevin Leadenham – 103.66
A big average and, importantly, he went on to win the Melton Mowbray tournament.

4. Steve Clews – 103.66
Another player who combined one of the day's biggest averages with a tournament victory.

5. Luke Newport – 100.20
Not the only player to hit 100.20, but he backed it up with 91.57 and 91.09 before winning in Rhyl.

Another 65 tournaments into Q4QS

Friday's 65 tournaments provided another sizeable addition to the database.

There were some huge numbers at the top, but plenty of the more interesting stories were again found a little deeper.

Pete Hughes won a strong Bengeworth event despite Quiney and Lauby both averaging 100.20. Robbie Martin put together an excellent winning run in Taunton. Liam Trotman took Portishead, Paul Hill won in Yeovil and Warren Rixon and John Hill collected the two Bridgwater titles.

Add in another busy Welsh programme, Junior Volts and two more WADC competitions and there was plenty more than the headline 111.33 to come out of Friday.

And another 65 tournaments are now feeding into the rankings, player records, venue histories, head-to-heads and form behind Q4QS.

Yesterday's Darts Results: Quiney Hits 111 Average as Boundy, Lauby and Steed Win – 23 September 2026

Yesterday's Results – Wednesday 23 September 2026

Another 70 tournaments have gone into the Q4QS database from Wednesday, and this was a particularly good night for the South and South West.

There were titles for Steve Boundy, Alec McCready, Danny Lauby, Andy Steed, Jamie Kay and Jack Walker among the featured results, but perhaps the number that jumps off the page most is 111.33.

That belonged to Joe Quiney at Bengeworth.

Quiney hits 111.33 – Lauby takes the title

Bengeworth in Evesham produced one of the performances of the night.

Joe Quiney averaged 111.33 in a 2–0 win over Shaun Vernall. Vernall himself had already produced a 96.97, so there was some serious quality on show.

Quiney's tournament eventually ended against Danny Lauby, who beat him 3–1 with an 89.44 average before going on to defeat Shaun Vernall 3–2 in the final.

Lauby finished with eight wins, while Quiney and Vernall both recorded six.

So the title went to Lauby, but the standout number belonged to Quiney.

Boundy wins a strong night at the Sartan

The Sartan Club in Bishopsworth continues to produce interesting results.

This time Steve Boundy took the title, beating Ryan Palmer 3–1 in the final.

Boundy also broke the 100 barrier with a 100.20 average, followed by a 99.55 later in the competition.

Ryan Palmer wasn't far behind, recording 97.57, while Zach Quinn hit 94.91 and Mervyn Adams 93.94.

Palmer actually collected the most wins during the night with seven, ahead of Quinn and Boundy on six apiece.

That's a pretty strong set of numbers for one local Wednesday night tournament.

Steed wins in Barnstaple

Andy Steed followed Tuesday's 96.14 in Tiverton with another good performance, this time turning it into a tournament victory.

Steed won the Vault 19 event at Barnstaple Town FC, beating Neil Ridd 3–0 in the final.

He averaged 92.02 in the final and also recorded a 91.09 earlier in the tournament.

Steed finished with eight wins, with Ricky Preedy next on six.

Two different Devon venues in two nights and Steed has now produced 96.14, 92.02 and 91.09 performances across them.

McCready breaks 100 in Leominster

Alec McCready was the winner at Shooters Bar in Leominster, beating Chris Hurds 3–1 in the final.

McCready produced an excellent 100.20 average during the tournament and followed it with 93.71 in the final and 91.66 against Zak Turner.

That's three 90-plus performances from the eventual champion.

McCready finished the evening with seven wins, while Chris Hurds and Ryan Griffiths recorded five each.

Jamie Kay takes Bodmin title

Jamie Kay won at Bodmin Band & Social Club after beating Logan Symons Jnr 3–2 in the final.

Kay averaged 91.93 in the final, having already recorded a 90.18 earlier in the competition.

James Chudleigh also reached 90.00, while Symons Jnr produced an 83.50.

Kay finished with seven wins, one ahead of Symons Jnr.

Walker wins at Stonehouse despite huge Lewis average

There was an interesting final at Magpies Social Club in Stonehouse.

Josh Lewis averaged 98.40, but it wasn't enough to beat Jack Walker.

Walker averaged 90.41 in a 3–1 victory over Lewis and eventually went on to beat Will Jackson 3–1 in the final.

Walker produced four of the venue's five highest listed averages himself – 90.41, 85.08, 83.50 and 81.24 – and finished with six wins.

Plenty happening elsewhere in the South West

There were several other results worth mentioning.

Steven Rees won at Break N Dish in Street, where Dan Williams twice averaged 96.97. Darren Herbert won at The Choughs in Chard, beating Leighton Cox, while Andrew Cook produced a 95.94 on his way to winning at The Pitch Sports Bar in St Austell.

The junior game was represented in Exeter too, where Joseph Lauridsen won the Junior Volts event at The Kings Pub and produced the tournament's highest average of 81.24.

Five South West performances that caught my eye

1. Joe Quiney – 111.33
   Bengeworth Club, Evesham
2. Alec McCready – 100.20
   Shooters Bar, Leominster
3. Steve Boundy – 100.20
   Sartan Club, Bishopsworth
4. Josh Lewis – 98.40
   Magpies Social Club, Stonehouse
5. Ryan Palmer – 97.57
   Sartan Club, Bishopsworth

And once again, it shows why I like looking beyond simply who won the tournaments.

Quiney and Lewis didn't win their respective events, but produced two of the most eye-catching performances in the region.

The national numbers were even bigger

Across the complete set of results, Jack Johnson and Dean Rogers both recorded 115.62 averages.

Aaron Reed, Joe Quiney and Ricky King all hit 111.33, while there were several more averages above 107.

Ricky King's performance at Christchurch was particularly notable because it wasn't a one-off match: his listed averages included 111.33, 107.36, 98.02 and 93.94, and he went on to win the tournament with eight victories.

Another 70 tournaments added to Q4QS

That's another 70 tournaments feeding into the Q4QS database.

Individually, they give us Wednesday night's winners and standout performances.

Collectively, they're building something much more useful: player records, venue histories, averages, form, rankings and head-to-head data.

And when someone like Andy Steed produces big numbers on consecutive nights at different venues, or a venue such as the Sartan repeatedly produces strong fields, that growing history starts to become particularly interesting.

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Yesterday’s Darts Results: 41 Tournaments, Wiles Hits 107.36 Twice & Friday Winners – 11 September 2026

 

Yesterday’s Darts Results – Friday 11 September 2026

Friday brought another substantial night of grassroots darts, with 41 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

The strongest scoring performance of the day belonged to Michael Wiles, who produced two separate 107.36 averages at Clacton Sports Bar and added another 103.66 during a dominant title-winning run. Jon Mansell and Simon Gale also reached 107.36 elsewhere.

Quiney takes Evesham title

Joe Quiney came through another competitive night at the Bengeworth Club in Evesham.

Quiney defeated Jason Reeve 3–0 in the final and finished the event with seven wins. He also recorded a best average of 91.09.

The highest average at the venue belonged to Bill Evans, who hit 93.94, while Paul Jones also reached 91.09. Reeve joined Quiney on seven victories for the night.

Harding wins strong Taunton event

There was another local title at Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton, where Luke Harding completed an eight-win night.

Harding defeated Richard Frost 3–2 in the final, averaging 90.35 in the decider. He had also recorded an 88.41 earlier in the tournament.

Andy Steed produced the best average of the event with 91.09, while Ricky Harding and Leighton Cox also reached 88.41.

Rendell wins in Yeovil

At Bullets Sports Bar in Yeovil, Zac Rendell came through to take the Vault 19.0 title.

Rendell beat Daren Field 3–1 in the final and finished with seven victories. Field produced the highest average of the tournament at 77.08, while Rendell's best was 75.15.

Bird takes Bridgwater DiDo title

There was also success at Bridgwater Darts Academy, where Alex Bird won Week 6 of the BDA DiDo series.

Bird defeated Warren Rixon 2–0 in the final and finished with seven victories.

Rixon produced the best average of the tournament at 79.11, with Bird recording a 66.80 during his winning run.

Wiles dominates at Clacton

Away from the South West, one of Friday's performances demanded attention.

Michael Wiles produced an exceptional display at Clacton Sports Bar, recording 107.36 twice, another 103.66, plus 98.14 and 96.97.

Wiles finished the night with eight victories and beat CJ Everrit 3–1 in the final, making this one of the strongest all-round tournament performances in Friday's results.

Kelling wins after breaking 100

At Worthies Sports and Social Club in Winchester, Jamie Kelling combined a tournament victory with a ton-plus performance.

Kelling averaged 103.66 against Jamie Treacher before eventually beating Chas Barstow 3–2 in the final.

Barstow also hit 103.66 during the tournament and finished with seven victories, while Kelling topped the win count with eight.

More big averages around the country

Friday produced several more eye-catching performances.

Jon Mansell hit 107.36 at The Church Wicketts in Dawley, where Paul Rowley went on to take the title. Callum Lester and Dean Rogers both added 100.20 averages during the same tournament.

Simon Gale matched that 107.36 at Woodbridge Hill Working Men's Club, while Dai Lewis produced a 100.20 and went on to win the tournament.

Elsewhere, Samuel Caswell hit 103.66 on the way to winning at Tamworth, while Lewis Pearse and Adam Mould both reached 100.20 during their respective events.

Friday’s top individual averages

1. Michael Wiles — 107.36, Clacton Sports Bar
2. Michael Wiles — 107.36, Clacton Sports Bar
3. Jon Mansell — 107.36, The Church Wicketts
4. Simon Gale — 107.36, Woodbridge Hill Working Men's Club
5. Michael Wiles — 103.66, Clacton Sports Bar
6. Samuel Caswell — 103.66, The Potters Kiss
7. Chas Barstow — 103.66, Worthies Sports and Social Club
8. Jamie Kelling — 103.66, Worthies Sports and Social Club
9. Lewis Pearse — 100.20, Allenburys Sports & Social Club
10. Adam Mould — 100.20, Bradmoor Farm

With another 41 tournaments now incorporated, Friday adds another sizeable set of results to the Q4QS rankings, player records, venue statistics and form database.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: 67 Tournaments, Huge 136.64 Average & Tuesday’s Winners – 8 September 2026

Tuesday produced the biggest Q4QS results day of the week so far, with 67 tournaments added to the database. The latest Vault programme provided a huge amount of action, alongside local opens, junior competitions and WADC events, with some exceptional numbers recorded at the top end.

The headline average came from Shaun Fox, who produced a remarkable 136.64, while Ben Flanagan-Mcclelland hit 115.62 and both Andrew Hitchcock and Jack Main reached 111.33.

Fox produces huge 136.64

Shaun Fox produced the outstanding statistical performance of Tuesday at the United Services Club in Harwich.

Fox recorded a 136.64 average in a 2–0 victory over Martin Steward and backed that up with another ton-plus display, averaging 103.45 in the final as he beat Todd Ayling 3–1 to take the title. Fox finished with eight victories, while Ayling also broke the ton barrier with 100.20.

Flanagan-Mcclelland combines 115.62 with title

There was another enormous performance at The Cue Club in South Wigston.

Ben Flanagan-Mcclelland averaged 115.62 in a 2–0 victory over Nick Davey before going on to win the tournament, defeating Sam Sneath 3–2 in the final. Flanagan-Mcclelland finished with eight wins, with Sneath collecting seven.

Self continues winning run in Newbury

After winning in Basingstoke on Monday, Archie Self was straight back among the headlines on Tuesday.

Self won Vault 19.0 at the Crucible Sports and Social Club in Newbury, beating Andrew McNeil Aitken 3–0 in the final. His route included a superb 109.98 average against Igor Kuroczycki, as well as another 100.20 performance against Tania Burdett.

That made it consecutive Vault titles on successive nights for Self, with another eight victories added to the record.

Quiney wins strong Evesham event

Closer to home, Joe Quiney came through a competitive Vault night at Bretforton Sports Club, Evesham.

Quiney beat Paul Jones 3–1 in the final and recorded seven victories. There was plenty of quality elsewhere in the field: Danny Lauby averaged 98.02, Jason Reeve reached 96.97, while Quiney's best recorded figure was 88.41.

Bagguley breaks 100 in Gloucester as Hearn wins

There was another ton-plus performance in the local area at Widden Rugby Club in Gloucester.

Joe Bagguley produced a 100.20 average against Jayden Hamblin and also hit 88.41 during the night. The title went to Ryan Hearn, who collected seven victories and defeated Nigel Vernall 3–0 in the final.

Hawkins takes Bristol Vault title

The Bristol Vault at Bessellscotts was won by John Hawkins, who defeated SKITZ 007 3–2 in the final.

Hawkins collected seven victories from the tournament and also produced its highest average, a 91.09.

Boundy wins Tuesday Open in Portishead

There was a sizeable 75-match competition at Portishead Workmens Darts, where Steve Boundy took the Tuesday Open title.

Boundy finished with eight wins and beat Logun Godbeer 4–0 in the final. Liam Trotman produced the highest average of the competition at 85.89, while Godbeer reached 83.50.

Tiverton title for Head

At Elmore Football Club in Tiverton, Tom Head came through with eight wins to take the Vault title, defeating Andy Steed 3–1 in the final.

The strongest scoring performances belonged to Dean Brown and Steed, who both recorded 96.97 averages.

More South West winners

There was another busy night across the wider South West.

At Taunton's Darts @ The Lawns, Scott Smith won Week 2 of the U70 RR Super Series, beating Cameron Adams 4–1, with Brooklyn Anthony producing the highest average of 83.50.

Steve West was also back in the winner's circle at Fareham Social Club, defeating Ben Rowley 3–0 in the final while averaging 102.48.

Further west, Henry Cooper won at The Newtown in Poole with a 97.97 final average, beating Matt Yarrow 3–1.

Jack Nankervis took the Indian Queens title in Cornwall. Neil Meneer produced a 103.66 there, with Logan Symons Jnr also reaching 100.20.

And in the WADC Vault at Shooters Bar, Leominster, Clare Bywater defeated Karrina Barnes 3–1 to take the title.

Plenty more ton-plus scoring

Tuesday's 67 tournaments produced ton-plus averages across numerous venues.

Andrew Hitchcock recorded 111.33 and 100.20 at Chalvey, although Jake Hobbs ultimately took the title. Jack Main hit 111.33 and 100.20 on the way to winning at Hethersett, where Darren Brown also averaged 107.36 and Matthew Hubbard reached 100.20.

Tyler Thorpe reached 103.66 in the MDC Round Robin, while Kevin Leadenham and Robert Arthur were among a sizeable group to record averages above 103.

Tuesday’s top ten individual averages

1. Shaun Fox — 136.64, United Services Club, Harwich
2. Ben Flanagan-Mcclelland — 115.62, The Cue Club, South Wigston
3. Andrew Hitchcock — 111.33, Chalvey WMC, Slough
4. Jack Main — 111.33, Hethersett Social Club
5. Archie Self — 109.98, Crucible Sports and Social Club, Newbury
6. Darren Brown — 107.36, Hethersett Social Club
7. Tyler Thorpe — 103.66, MDC Round Robin
8. Kevin Leadenham — 103.66, Hunter Bar, Grantham
9. Neil Meneer — 103.66, Indian Queens WMC & Institute
10. Robert Arthur — 103.66, Royal British Legion, Sunbury-on-Thames

With 67 tournaments added from one day alone, Tuesday represents another major expansion of the Q4QS dataset, feeding more results into player records, form, rankings, venue statistics and the growing searchable database.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Williams Wins at Evesham as Walker Fires 108.51 (1st September 2026)

Tuesday brought another busy night of grassroots darts, with 34 tournaments from 1 September added to the Q4QS database.

There was plenty happening across the South and South West, with Darrel Williams winning at Evesham, Robin Stutt-Hannaford taking the opening Taunton U70 Super Series event, and Logun Godbeer adding another Portishead title. Further afield, Lloyd Walker produced the biggest average of the day with a superb 108.51.

Williams takes the title at Evesham

The Pre Vault 19 Round Robin at Evesham Darts Competitions produced 75 recorded matches and another competitive field.

Darrel Williams eventually emerged as champion after a final against Joe Quiney, with both players finishing the tournament on seven victories.

Quiney produced the standout individual performance at Evesham with a huge 107.36 average, while Mitchell Leeming hit 93.94, Shaun Vernall 91.09 and Williams himself reached 90.90 and 90.18 during his title-winning run.

It was a good example of something these daily results regularly show: the player producing the biggest average does not necessarily end the night with the trophy.

Stutt-Hannaford opens Taunton series with victory

There was also a strong first night of the Taunton U70 Round Robin Super Series 10.0 at Darts @ The Lawns.

Robin Stutt-Hannaford came through the competition after collecting nine wins, with Ryan Greenslade finishing with eight.

Stutt-Hannaford also produced the four leading averages attributed to him in the tournament, headed by 85.89, followed by 83.50, 79.11 and 71.57. Greenslade's best was 77.08.

That is an excellent way to begin a new series, particularly in an average-restricted format where consistency throughout the night is so important.

Godbeer adds another Portishead title

Logun Godbeer continues to appear regularly among the Q4QS winners, and Tuesday brought another success at Portishead Workmens Darts.

Godbeer won the Tuesday Open, finishing with eight victories, ahead of a group containing Lewis Kendall, Jacob Huxtable and finalist John Maggs.

He also recorded the competition's best average at 76.42, as well as a 74.55. Maggs reached 74.93 and Kendall 72.09.

Godbeer's recent run of results continues to make him one of the more noticeable young players appearing in these daily roundups.

Walker produces the performance of the day

The biggest average anywhere in Tuesday's results came at Fareham MIMO.

Lloyd Walker produced an outstanding 108.51 average, comfortably topping the overall Q4QS list for the day.

This wasn't simply one isolated leg of form either. Walker also hit 99.16 and eventually won the competition, finishing level with Taylor Harding on seven victories.

A tournament victory combined with 108.51 and 99.16 makes Walker's performance one of the strongest all-round displays from Tuesday.

Ton-plus darts elsewhere

Walker and Quiney weren't the only players to break the 100 barrier.

Archie Bourne produced a 100.20 average during the NDC End Of Summer Round Robin, while Toby Clements also hit 100.20 at the Royal British Legion Vault Break event in Sunbury-on-Thames.

Clements' performance came in an event eventually won by John Nelson, who himself reached 98.02. Clements finished with seven victories, the same number as Nelson.

Lee Evans dominates at Loughor

One of the most statistically convincing tournament performances came from Lee Evans at Loughor Workingmens Club.

Evans won Loughor Vault Break 3 with seven victories and filled all five of the event's leading-average positions.

His best performances were 93.94, 93.94 and 92.02, followed by 88.41 and 83.15.

That is a particularly impressive level of consistency across an entire tournament.

Astbury produces another strong night

Daniel Astbury was also among Tuesday's winners, coming through a 67-match round robin.

Astbury recorded eight wins and hit averages of 94.28 and 92.02, while Jamie Chaplin reached 92.44 during his run to the final.

Astbury has been appearing increasingly often in the results, and this was another strong combination of scoring and tournament success.

More winners across the circuit

There were plenty of other titles among the 34 competitions.

Pete Hughes won the Batchley Tuesday Open after eight victories, with Stewart Doughty recording the tournament's best average of 97.57.

Martin Tonks enjoyed an excellent night at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, winning the Inbetween Vault with ten victories and recording four of the event's five leading averages, headed by 85.08.

There were also wins for James Mann at Widden Rugby Club, Lee Judd at Faringdon, Rhys Evans in the Junior Round Robin Open, and Jack Davies in PSC Event 11.

A strong start to September

The first day of September has therefore added another 34 tournaments to Q4QS, with plenty of performances worth following.

The South West stories are headed by Williams' Evesham victory, Stutt-Hannaford's excellent start to the new Taunton series and another Portishead success for Godbeer.

But the numbers further afield were difficult to ignore too: Walker 108.51, Quiney 107.36, Bourne 100.20 and Clements 100.20 provide an impressive start to the new month.

Yesterday's Darts Results South and South West 8th August 2026: Bevan Hits 115.62, Quiney Takes Memorial Title and Hayter Wins at Bradmoor Farm

 

Saturday delivered one of the strongest days of grassroots darts we've seen in the Q4QS results for some time, with 29 tournaments added to the database and some exceptional numbers produced across the country.

There were three separate 111.33 averages, another above 107, plenty of ton-plus darts – and one performance which went even further.

Llew Bevan produces a huge 115.62

The standout number of the entire day belonged to Llew Bevan at the Terry Griffiths Matchroom in Llanelli.

Bevan produced a remarkable 115.62 average in a 2–0 victory over Finlay Andrews, but this wasn't simply one spectacular match.

He also recorded averages of 100.20, 98.02 and 91.09 during an excellent tournament before beating Justin Hughes 3–0 in the final.

Bevan finished with eight wins, while Hughes collected six and Morgan Thomas, Oscar Bourne and Scott Blair each won five.

A 115.62 will inevitably grab the headlines, but the consistency around it made Bevan's overall tournament particularly impressive.

Quiney takes the Doc Neale Memorial

Closer to the usual Q4QS heartland, Joe Quiney enjoyed an excellent day at The 2nd Annual Doc Neale Memorial at Wotton Hall Social Club.

Quiney defeated Harry Williams 6–3 in the final, completing a six-win tournament.

There was plenty of quality behind the victory as well. Quiney recorded a 90.45 against Josh Lewis, an 89.61 against Chris Hartrey and another 87.56 against Kieran Smith.

Hartrey actually produced the tournament's highest individual average with 93.94, while Williams reached the final after a run which included an 87.91 against Shaun Vernall.

It was a strong field and an impressive title for Quiney.

Gemma Hayter wins WADC Event 5

There was plenty of interest at Bradmoor Farm as the latest WADC Winmau Championship South action got underway.

Gemma Hayter emerged victorious from Event 5, edging Vicky Pruim 5–4 in the final.

Hayter also produced the highest average of the event, an excellent 95.43, while Fallon Sherrock wasn't far behind with 93.77.

Pruim's route to the final included an impressive 5–1 victory over Sherrock, but it was Hayter who ultimately claimed the title after six wins during the competition.

Huge numbers from Haines and Rowley

Llew Bevan wasn't alone in producing some extraordinary numbers on Saturday.

Johnny Haines recorded a 111.33 average at Burghfield Community Sports Association – and went on to win the tournament.

Haines beat Steven Jenkinson 3–0 in the final, averaging 95.94, and also produced three separate 93.94 performances during an outstanding seven-win campaign.

Remarkably, Paul Rowley also averaged exactly 111.33 at Inn On The Green in Shrewsbury.

Rowley went on to defeat Matt Elsey 3–2 in the final and finished with eight victories. Elsey himself enjoyed an excellent competition, winning seven matches and producing a 93.76.

Arun Grewal comes through a marathon event

One of the busiest competitions in Saturday's data was the Saturday Night Money In Money Out KO, with 169 matches recorded.

Arun Grewal eventually emerged victorious, defeating Jack Divall 4–3 in the final and collecting nine wins across the tournament.

Grewal also produced a 91.09 average during his run.

Daryl Hunt recorded the tournament's highest average at 100.20, while Bobby Vickors reached 93.94. Dave Fisher accumulated eight victories, with Mason Dower, Teddy Penston and finalist Divall all winning seven.

Coleman takes ADC Championship South Event 10

There was a huge amount of action at Bradmoor Farm in the men's ADC Winmau Championship South Event 10, with 207 matches recorded.

Ashley Coleman came through the field to beat Harry Lane 5–1 in the final, completing an eight-win tournament.

One of Saturday's other monster averages came from Chas Barstow, who hit 111.33, while Jack Drayton produced 103.66. Darren Brown reached 98.25, Adam Beck 98.09 and Jamie Kay 97.24.

Coleman ultimately took the title, but the depth of scoring showed just how competitive the tournament was.

A Saturday packed with big performances

Saturday's results underline why tracking the grassroots game in detail can uncover performances that might otherwise pass almost unnoticed.

The day's top five recorded averages alone were extraordinary:

Llew Bevan – 115.62
Chas Barstow – 111.33
Johnny Haines – 111.33
Paul Rowley – 111.33
Dan Baker – 107.36

And even that doesn't include the 103.66 from Jack Drayton or three further 100.20 performances recorded during the day.

For Q4QS, though, there was plenty beyond the numbers: Quiney's Doc Neale Memorial victory, Hayter taking WADC Event 5, Coleman winning a huge ADC field and Grewal battling through nine victories.

29 more tournaments are now in the Q4QS database – and Saturday provided some outstanding additions.

Yesterday's Darts Results South and South West– 31 July 2026

 

Thirty-nine tournaments were added to the Q4QS database on Friday, making it another busy evening across the grassroots darts scene. As always, the South West produced plenty of eye-catching performances, with several familiar names lifting Vault titles, while there were also standout displays from around the country featuring some exceptional three-dart averages.

The South West was once again at the heart of the action.

Pete Hughes claimed the Vault 18.0 title at The Bengeworth Club, Evesham, defeating Graham Hall 3-1 in the final. While Hughes lifted the trophy, it was Joe Quiney who produced one of the performances of the night, firing in a superb 111.33 average, with Vince Tipple also breaking the 107 barrier during an excellent evening of darts.

Cornwall also celebrated a winner as Jamie Kay enjoyed an outstanding run to victory at St Breward AFC & Social Club. Kay defeated Dennis Bryant 3-1 in the final and impressed throughout the night, recording four of the venue's five highest averages while winning ten matches across the competition.

Gloucestershire provided another high-quality event where Shaun Vernall edged Joe Bagguley 3-2 in a closely fought final at Saintbridge Sports Club. Paul Meyer produced the headline average of 100.20 during the evening, while Bagguley also recorded two performances above 93, underlining the strength of the field.

In Somerset, Andy Steed lifted the title at Bullets Sports Bar, Yeovil, overcoming Ben Collins 3-1 in the final. Daren Field and George Hughes both posted impressive 96.97 averages, highlighting the quality throughout the competition rather than just the eventual winner.

Taunton's Pegasus 68 Club saw Steven Rees defeat Jack Bellingham 3-0 in the final. Bellingham produced the night's highest averages at the venue, but Rees was clinical when it mattered most to secure another Vault title.

The women's action at Bengeworth saw Jane Price defeat Rachel Curtis 3-2 to take the WADC Vault title, rounding off another successful evening for one of the South West's busiest venues.

Away from the South West there were several exceptional performances.

The standout average of the day belonged to Shane Turner, who produced a stunning 120.24 average at East Challow before Lee Evans eventually claimed the title. Elsewhere, Roger Crook, Mick Rodgers, Jake Eichen and Jack Harvey all featured among the day's highest averages, while Paul Rowley and Luke Harding both exceeded the 104 mark in their respective events.

Another 39 tournaments added to the database demonstrates the incredible depth of grassroots darts currently being played across the UK. Every evening brings new winners, new standout performances and more movement within the Q4QS rankings, with Friday's action providing another excellent snapshot of the strength of local darts.

Sunday Results Round-Up – Andy Steed, Ben Dean and Henry Cooper Among Sunday's Winners

 

Sunday produced another outstanding day of grassroots darts across the South West, with Vault 18 events attracting strong fields and several players continuing their excellent summer form.

From Taunton and Gloucester to Shaftesbury, Cinderford and Evesham, there were impressive performances throughout the day, with some remarkable averages lighting up the Q4QS database.

Andy Steed Continues Outstanding Season

One of the standout performances came at The Queens Arms, Taunton, where Andy Steed claimed another ADC Vault 18 title.

Steed defeated Jack Bellingham 3-0 in the final, producing averages of 93.94 and 92.02 during another commanding display. Jack Bellingham also impressed throughout the day with two 91+ averages as both players underlined their quality.

Ben Dean Wins Strong Gloucester Vault

Another excellent field assembled at Matson Rugby Club in Gloucester.

Ben Dean lifted the title after defeating Dave Legg 3-1 in the final, but one of the biggest stories came from Shaun Vernall, who produced sensational averages of 107.36, 103.66 and 96.97 during the competition.

Although Vernall fell short of the title, his scoring once again demonstrated why he remains one of the region's most dangerous players.

Henry Cooper Maintains Superb Run

Henry Cooper continued his remarkable consistency at Shaftesbury Football Club.

While the final result wasn't available in the exported data, Cooper once again featured among the tournament's leading performers, recording a highest average of 96.97 and finishing among the day's top winners. His excellent run of form shows no sign of slowing down.

Pete Hughes Fires In Redditch

Pete Hughes produced one of the performances of the day at Abbeydale Social Club.

He defeated Tom Garfield 3-0 in the final while recording a magnificent 118.66 average, one of the highest seen anywhere in the Q4QS database this season. It was an outstanding display from the Redditch player.

Neil Wild Wins High-Quality Evesham Event

The 501 Round Robin Contender Board at Evesham produced some extraordinary scoring.

Neil Wild edged Joe Quiney 4-3 in a superb final, with both players producing incredible averages throughout the tournament.

Joe Quiney topped the averages with 125.25 and 120.05, while Neil Wild responded with 119.55 and 115.71 during one of the highest-quality local competitions of the weekend.

Other South West Highlights

• Andy Steed captured the Taunton Vault title.
• Adrian Williams claimed victory at The Nags Head, Cinderford.
• Ricky King won at Swanage RBL, producing four averages over 88.
• Johnny Haines reached another Vault final at Frimley Green, recording the event's highest average of 93.94.

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South West Standout Performers

🏆 Andy Steed – Taunton Vault Champion

🏆 Ben Dean – Gloucester Vault Champion

🏆 Pete Hughes – Redditch Vault Champion (118.66 average)

🏆 Neil Wild – Evesham Round Robin Champion

🏆 Adrian Williams – Cinderford Champion

🏆 Ricky King – Swanage Champion

🔥 Performance of the Day: Joe Quiney – 125.25 average

Another excellent Sunday highlighted the exceptional standard of grassroots darts across the South West, with several players producing remarkable scoring displays and continuing impressive runs of form.

South West Results Round-Up – Quiney Shines In Evesham (26th June 2026)

 

Another busy Friday saw dozens of grassroots tournaments take place across the country, with several standout performances coming from the South West and neighbouring counties.

From Evesham to Bridgwater and Yeovil to Dorchester, there was plenty of quality on show as players battled for titles heading into another packed weekend of darts.

Joe Quiney Impresses In Evesham

The standout local performance came at the Evesham Darts Competitions In Between Vault Break Round Robin.

Joe Quiney produced a superb display to defeat Joe Bagguley 3-1 in the final, collecting nine victories during the evening. His run included averages of 100.20, 98.02 and 88.41, underlining the quality of his performance.

Pete Hughes also caught the eye, recording the highest average of the tournament with a magnificent 111.33 during his victory over Rachel Curtis.

Dan Raby Continues Winning Form

At Lockleaze Family Community Club, Dan Raby claimed another title after overcoming Jamie Harvey 2-0 in the final.

Raby won seven matches during the evening and produced the highest averages of the competition, including 84.18 and 83.50.

Jamie Harvey and Matt Tremlett also enjoyed strong nights, both reaching the latter stages of another competitive Bristol event.

Alfie Yarrow Wins Family Final

Dorchester Trinity Club produced one of the stories of the evening.

Alfie Yarrow defeated Matt Yarrow 3-2 in an all-Yarrow final to lift the DTC Mid Series MIMO Vault title.

Henry Cooper recorded the tournament's highest average with an excellent 96.97, while both finalists produced several strong performances on their way through the draw.

Warren Rixon Takes BDA Under-18 Honours

The future of South West darts continues to look bright.

At Bridgwater Darts Academy, Warren Rixon defeated Spike Elliott to win the latest BDA Under-18 Series event.

Alex Bird topped the averages with 62.63, while Tommy Warry finished the evening with five victories to underline the strength of the junior competition.

Yeovil Blind Pairs Delivers Another Close Contest

The Blind Pairs event at Yeovil Labour Club produced another entertaining evening.

Rendell/Higgins claimed the title after defeating Harper/Pearce 4-2 in the final.

Harper/Pearce recorded the highest averages of the night and won five matches before just falling short in the deciding contest.

South West Standout Performances

🏆 Joe Quiney – Evesham Champion

🏆 Dan Raby – Lockleaze Champion

🏆 Alfie Yarrow – Dorchester Champion

🏆 Warren Rixon – BDA Under-18 Champion

🏆 Rendell/Higgins – Yeovil Blind Pairs Winners

🔥 Pete Hughes – 111.33 Average

🔥 Joe Quiney – 100.20 Average

🔥 Henry Cooper – 96.97 Average

Another excellent evening of grassroots darts highlighted the strength of competition across the South West, with established names continuing to collect silverware and the next generation showing plenty of promise.