Yesterday’s Darts Results: 57 Tournaments, Three 107.36 Averages & Thursday Winners – 10 September 2026

Thursday delivered another packed night of grassroots darts, with 57 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

There was plenty of quality at the top end, with three players hitting 107.36 averages: Andy Smith, Robbie Martin and Lloyd Walker. Carl Wilson was not far behind on 105.11, while several others also broke the 100 barrier.

Hughes wins Worcester Vault

Pete Hughes came through a strong field at The Cue Corner in Worcester, beating Steve Sewell 3–1 in the final.

The standout scoring performance at the venue came from Danny Lauby, who hit 97.53 and 96.97 during the night. Hughes himself produced an excellent 95.76 against Lauby before later finishing the tournament with seven wins.

Roy takes Yeovil title

At Yeovil Labour Club, Robbie Roy won the Vault 19.0 event with a 3–0 final victory over Jacob Noyce.

Roy also topped the tournament averages with 93.19, just ahead of Mike Harper's 92.80. Roy finished with six wins, while Harper also reached 91.09 during the event.

Brown wins another busy night at Hangar 61

There were 81 matches recorded at Hangar 61, where John Brown came through to take the Thursday night round robin title.

Brown defeated Corey Oates 3–0 in the final and also produced an 88.14 average earlier in the event. The best figure of the night belonged to Miles O'Toole, who hit 93.94 against Andy Smith.

Owen Smith finished with six wins, while Danny Humphries, Andy Smith, O'Toole and Oates all recorded five.

Kay wins again in Cornwall

After winning in Bodmin on Wednesday, Jamie Kay made it back-to-back winning nights with another Vault title at St Breward AFC & Social Club.

Kay beat Joseph Juleff 3–0 in the final and recorded a best average of 87.49 during the tournament. Neil Meneer and Martin Smith both reached 88.41, while Kay and Juleff finished with seven wins apiece.

Walker combines title with 107.36

Lloyd Walker produced one of the best performances of the entire night at Fareham Social Club.

Walker fired a 107.36 average against Ryan Crowley and went on to take the title, beating Joey Cole 3–0 in the final.

Gary Daniels also impressed with a 103.66, while Walker finished with seven victories and Cole with six.

Smith hits 107.36 and wins in High Wycombe

There was another combination of huge scoring and a tournament victory at Cressex Social Club.

Andy Smith averaged 107.36 against Mick Carlton, added a 93.94 later in the night and eventually beat Andrew Bowler 3–2 in the final.

Smith finished with eight wins, while Bowler and Ian Bartlett both recorded six.

Martin fires 107.36 in Dorchester

Robbie Martin matched the night's top figure with a 107.36 average at Dorchester Trinity Club.

Martin also hit 93.94 and 90.00, although the title went to James Wills, who beat Jay Anderson 3–2 in the final. Martin, Wills, Anderson and Liam Blakeley all finished with five victories.

More South West success

There were more titles across the region.

At The Newtown in Poole, Henry Cooper won with eight victories and produced a 100.20 average on the way, beating Ryan Marten 3–1 in the final.

At Minehead, David Farmer took the Vault title with a 3–0 final win over Brad Furse, recording a best average of 93.94.

Jamie Kay's Cornwall success and Robbie Roy's Yeovil victory added further depth to another strong South West night.

Thursday’s top ten individual averages

1. Andy Smith — 107.36, Cressex Social Club
2. Robbie Martin — 107.36, Dorchester Trinity Club
3. Lloyd Walker — 107.36, Fareham Social Club
4. Carl Wilson — 105.11, Rusthall Club
5. Gary Daniels — 103.66, Fareham Social Club
6. Darren Brown — 103.66, Pinches Cue Club
7. Jack Johnson — 103.66, Rusthall Club
8. Rob Butters — 103.66, The Gardeners Arms
9. Ben Simpson — 103.66, The Wolversdene Club
10. Josh Richardson — 103.66, Windmill Club

With another 57 tournaments now added, Thursday provides another sizeable block of results for the Q4QS rankings, player records, venue data and form analysis.

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.