Yesterday’s Darts Results South and South West (12th August 2026) – Pete Hughes Shines as 51 Tournaments Hit the Q4QS Database

 

Tuesday produced another packed night of grassroots darts, with 51 tournaments added to the Q4QS database from across the country.

As usual, the focus here is primarily on the South West and surrounding areas, and there was plenty to pick out. Pete Hughes produced the standout local performance at Bretforton, while there were victories for Lee Andrews in Bristol, Warren Ryan at Portishead and Daren Field in Chard.

Further afield, some huge individual averages were recorded on a night where several players broke through the 100 barrier.

Pete Hughes Impresses Again at Bretforton

One of the performances of the night came from Pete Hughes at the Vault 18.0 event at Bretforton Sports Club, Evesham.

Hughes went all the way to the title, defeating Dave Honey 3–0 in the final, and his numbers across the tournament were particularly impressive.

He recorded a 103.66 average against Vicky Barnett and followed that with a 100.78 against Dave Barnett. Another 98.48 came during his meeting with Mitchell Leeming as Hughes accumulated eight wins across the event.

Antony Butler also registered a 93.94, while Mitchell Leeming hit 93.08.

It was another strong night at Bretforton and Hughes continues to be a name regularly appearing among the better performers in these results round-ups.

Lee Andrews Takes Bristol Victory

At Bessellscotts in Bristol, it was Lee Andrews who emerged victorious.

Andrews defeated Matthew Reddy 3–0 in the final and recorded five wins during the tournament. His best recorded average was 78.60, with further efforts of 75.74, 75.15 and 73.92 appearing among the leading performances at the venue.

Matthew Reddy also collected five victories, while Joe Preedy reached four.

Warren Ryan Wins at Portishead

There was a competitive field once again at Portishead Workmens Darts, where the Tuesday Open also offered a prize for the furthest-progressing under-55 player.

Warren Ryan took the title, beating Steve Boundy 4–2 in the final.

Interestingly, Boundy produced several of the best individual averages of the tournament, including an 85.89, but Ryan ultimately claimed the main prize. Both players finished the night with eight recorded wins.

Daren Field Wins in Chard

Daren Field was another familiar name among Tuesday's winners, taking the Vault 18.0 event at The Choughs Hotel in Chard.

Field defeated Kieran Spurdle 3–1 in the final, finishing with seven victories for the night.

Darren Herbert recorded the highest average at the venue with 85.89, while Field produced an 85.03 during his victory over Herbert.

Plenty More Across the South West

Tuesday's programme stretched much further across the region.

At the JDC VOLTS Series event in Minehead, Kyle Chivers took the title after beating Aaron Rea 3–1 in the final. Chivers recorded eight wins during the tournament.

Further south at Indian Queens in Cornwall, Gareth Griffiths enjoyed an excellent evening. Griffiths won the tournament and produced averages of 98.02, 96.97, 96.97 and 94.66 among his recorded performances.

The Tiverton event did not have a winner/final detected in the available match data, so I won't attribute a tournament victory there. However, Andy Steed recorded a 100.20 average, while Craig Todd hit 93.94.

Big Numbers Further Afield

There were some eye-catching averages elsewhere in Tuesday's results.

The highest recorded mark was 107.36, achieved independently by Ryan Davies, Liam Cook, Daniel Astbury and John Roberts. Bryan Flew wasn't far behind with a 104.86, while several more players topped 100.

Liam Cook also converted his big scoring into a tournament victory at the PILCS Club in Pontypool, while John Roberts won at The Church Wicketts in Dawley.

It is worth remembering that these are individual match averages rather than tournament averages, but they provide another useful snapshot of the level being produced around the grassroots game.

Another Busy Tuesday in the Database

With 51 tournaments added, Tuesday was another substantial night for the Q4QS database.

Beyond simply recording winners, continuing to collect these results starts to build a much bigger picture: which players are winning regularly, who is producing the strongest numbers, which venues are attracting competitive fields and who may be worth watching over the weeks and months ahead.

And on this particular Tuesday, Pete Hughes' combination of a tournament victory and multiple high averages makes his Bretforton performance particularly difficult to overlook.

Yesterday’s Darts Results – 6 August 2026

 

Lee Andrews takes Hangar 61 title as Martin Walker, Scott Lawrey and Callum Weaver also win

Thursday produced another huge night of grassroots darts, with 47 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

With events stretching across the Q4QS coverage area, there was plenty to digest, but as usual we start in the South West, where Hangar 61, Yeovil, Plymouth and Worcester all produced interesting stories.

Lee Andrews wins a thriller at Hangar 61

After looking at a strong field in yesterday’s preview, Lee Andrews emerged as the winner of the Thursday Night Round Robin at Hangar 61.

Andrews defeated Liam Moore 3–2 in the final, completing an impressive evening in which he recorded eight victories – the most of anyone in the tournament. Moore finished with seven wins and had earlier produced the event's highest average of 85.08 in a 3–0 victory over Chris Williams.

There were other encouraging performances too. Dan Cornes and John Hawkins both recorded 81.24 averages, while Harvey Curtis picked up six wins during the competition.

For Andrews, though, it was another title to add to his recent good form – and beating Moore in the deciding match made it a particularly notable victory.

Martin Walker comes through in Yeovil

At Yeovil Labour Club, Martin Walker took the Vault 18.0 title after defeating Mike Harper 3–0 in the final.

Interestingly, Harper produced much of the night's eye-catching scoring. He hit the tournament's best average of 91.09, as well as further performances of 88.41 and 86.71. Walker, however, was the man who kept progressing and eventually finished the evening with seven victories and the title.

Zak Brown also produced an 88.41 during the competition.

It was a good example of why tournament darts is about considerably more than simply recording the highest average of the night.

Scott Lawrey takes the Plymouth title

Further south, Scott Lawrey won at Legends Lounge in Plymouth, defeating Isaac Phillips 3–1 in the final.

Lawrey's best recorded average was 86.13, while Phillips actually finished with seven wins compared with Lawrey's six. But once again it was the eventual champion who delivered when the title was on the line.

Dan Bevan wins at Kentisbeare

There was another strong South West field at The Wyndham Arms in Kentisbeare, where Dan Bevan defeated Andy Steed 3–2 in the final.

Steed produced some excellent numbers on the way, including a 96.97 average against Jack Walker and a 91.09 against Shane Bevan. Dan Bevan responded with a 90.18 of his own during his run and ultimately finished with eight victories and the title.

Callum Weaver takes Worcester honours

At The Cue Corner in Worcester, Callum Weaver defeated Steve Sewell 3–2 to take the Vault 18.0 title.

One of the most interesting performances there came from Pete Hughes, who recorded the tournament's highest average of 90.68, followed by an 87.78 later in the evening. Hughes eventually lost 3–2 to Weaver, while the champion and Sewell both recorded six victories.

Big numbers elsewhere

There were some exceptional figures further afield too.

The standout number in the complete set of results came from Andy Smith, who produced a huge 115.62 average at Cressex Social Club in High Wycombe. Smith went on to win the tournament, beating Jai Carlton 3–0 in the final, and remarkably recorded all five of the event's leading averages himself.

Mike Huntley also enjoyed an outstanding evening at The Bird in Maesteg. Huntley recorded averages of 107.36, 100.20 and 98.02 and completed the job by defeating Gavin Sterio 3–0 in the final.

At Evesham's Night Six, Mitchell Leeming, Joe Quiney and Darrel Williams all recorded 100.20 averages. The available results do not identify an overall winner for that competition, so I wouldn't attribute the title to anyone from the current data.

Another busy Thursday for Q4QS

Forty-seven tournaments makes this another substantial addition to the database, and Thursday once again demonstrated the depth of competitive darts taking place every week.

Locally, Lee Andrews, Martin Walker, Scott Lawrey, Dan Bevan and Callum Weaver all added titles, while performances from players such as Liam Moore, Mike Harper, Andy Steed and Pete Hughes showed that the winner's trophy only tells part of the story.

And with another full weekend of darts approaching, there should be plenty more movement in the Q4QS rankings to come.

South West Round-Up – Henry Cooper, Lee Andrews and Peter Owen Among Saturday's Winners

 

Saturday brought another packed day of grassroots darts across the South West, with Vault 18 events, local opens and junior competitions producing plenty of quality performances.

From Dorset and Gloucestershire to Taunton, Reading and Bristol, several familiar names continued their excellent recent form as another busy weekend got underway.

Henry Cooper Continues Remarkable Run

Henry Cooper's outstanding summer continued with another impressive Vault victory.

Competing at the rearranged Stalbridge RBL Vault 18, Cooper defeated Greg Daws 3-1 in the final after another dominant day's work.

His scoring was once again exceptional, producing averages of 96.97, 93.94, 93.94 and 91.09 during the competition. Few players in the South West can match the consistency Cooper is producing at the moment.

Lee Andrews Claims Strong Tewkesbury Vault

One of the strongest local Vaults of the day took place at DD's Snooker & Pool Club, Tewkesbury.

Lee Andrews lifted the title after edging Shaun Vernall 3-2 in an entertaining final.

Vernall continued his superb recent run with another final appearance and produced the highest average of the event at 93.94, while Clive Burgess, Cori Wiltshire and Tyler Meason all enjoyed impressive runs to the latter stages.

Peter Owen Wins Taunton Super League Trophy

The annual Taunton Super League Trophy attracted a strong field and delivered one of the day's biggest competitions.

Peter Owen defeated Richard Frost 5-4 in a closely contested final after both players enjoyed outstanding tournaments.

Joe Smith recorded the highest average of the competition with 89.73, while Jayden Scadden also impressed by reaching the latter stages.

Chris Hartrey Impresses In Bristol

At Bar 501, Chris Hartrey enjoyed an excellent evening.

He defeated Rob Price 4-2 in the final, winning seven matches during the tournament and recording the highest average of the event at 96.97.

Rob Price also produced another strong display to reach the final in one of Bristol's most competitive weekly competitions.

Johnny Haines Among Top Performers

Johnny Haines continued his consistent form at the Reading Vault 18, producing the highest average of the competition with 88.41 during his run.

Although Paul Hogan eventually lifted the title, Haines once again showed the quality that has made him one of the South West's most reliable performers this season.

JDC South West Regional Finals

Congratulations also go to Logun Godbeer, who captured the JDC South West Regional Finals title with a convincing 4-0 victory over Cooper Cornish.

It was another excellent showcase for the region's young talent and highlights the bright future of junior darts in the South West.

South West Standout Performers

🏆 Henry Cooper – Stalbridge Vault Champion

🏆 Lee Andrews – Tewkesbury Vault Champion

🏆 Peter Owen – Taunton Super League Trophy Winner

🏆 Chris Hartrey – Bar 501 Champion

🏆 Logun Godbeer – JDC South West Regional Champion

🔥 Performance of the Day: Henry Cooper – Four averages over 91, including a superb 96.97.

Another excellent day's darts demonstrated the strength and depth of the South West scene, with established names continuing to deliver while the next generation also enjoyed a memorable day through the JDC Regional Finals.

South And South West Results Round-Up – 24 June 2026

 

Another busy Wednesday evening saw more than twenty grassroots tournaments imported into the Q4QS database, with several strong performances across Bristol and the wider South West.

Ryan Palmer Takes Sartan Club Honours

The standout local event came at the Sartan Club, where another competitive ADC Sanctioned Round Robin attracted a high-quality field.

Ryan Palmer produced an excellent display throughout the evening before defeating Ellis Radford 4-0 in the final to lift the title.

The event was packed with quality, with Garry Harding recording the two highest averages of the tournament (88.41 and 85.50), while Ellis Radford fired an 85.08 average during his run to the final.

Mervyn Adams topped the win charts with seven victories, while Garry Harding also recorded seven wins before narrowly missing out on the latter stages.

It was another reminder of the strength in depth currently on show at the Sartan Club.

Jenson White Continues Fine Form

At DartAsylum HQ, Jenson White claimed the Wednesday Night Under 55 title after defeating Dexter Cornes 2-0 in the final.

White finished with eight victories from the evening and produced the highest average of the event at 73.32.

Freddie Smith also enjoyed another encouraging night, while Tom White and Tommy Llewellin both made deep runs.

Lee Andrews Wins At Magpies

Magpies Social Club hosted another competitive Vault Break Round Robin.

Lee Andrews emerged as champion after defeating Cori Wiltshire 5-0 in the final.

Paul Meyer impressed throughout the evening, producing one of the standout averages of the event with 85.08, while Joseph Meason continued his consistent run of performances by reaching the latter stages once again.

Other Notable Results

Grant Jackson lifted the title at the Bostin Darts Round Robin after defeating Michael Powell 3-1 in the final.

Paul Orchard claimed victory in the Beecroft Inbetweener, while David Broome continued his good form by winning the Top Tee Golf Vault event.

Outside the South West, George Cressey produced the performance of the day, averaging a superb 103.07 during his victory at Downside Sports & Social Club.

Standout Performances

🏆 Ryan Palmer – ADC Sanctioned Round Robin Champion

🏆 Jenson White – DartAsylum Under 55 Champion

🏆 Lee Andrews – Magpies Champion

🏆 Grant Jackson – Bostin Darts Champion

🔥 Garry Harding – 88.41 Average

🔥 Paul Meyer – 85.08 Average

🔥 Jenson White – Event Winner with eight victories

Grassroots darts continues to thrive across the South West, with another evening full of competitive fields, impressive averages and plenty of familiar names adding more silverware to their growing collections.