Yesterday’s Darts Results: 26 Tournaments, Baker Hits 120.24 & Evans Fires 107.36 – 12 September 2026

Saturday brought another varied day of grassroots darts, with 26 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

The scoring headline belonged to Scott Baker, who produced a superb 120.24 average at the Squalla Cup, while Sam Morris hit 115.62 and both Stuart Dutton and Lee Evans reached 107.36.

Evans combines 107.36 with the title

Lee Evans produced one of Saturday’s strongest all-round performances at Challow British Legion.

Evans hit a 107.36 average, followed it with 102.48 and 100.20, and then went on to take the title with a 3–1 final victory over Ross Norton.

He finished the event with eight victories, making it one of the most complete tournament performances of the day.

Tweddell wins huge Aylesbury event

There were 85 matches recorded at Aylesbury Darts Events, where Jack Tweddell came through a deep field to win the Undisputed Night – Afternoon Round Robin.

Tweddell beat Sean Holley 5–2 in the final and collected nine wins across the competition.

The biggest average at the venue came from Stuart Dutton, who fired 107.36 and also added a 102.07. Tweddell’s best performance was an excellent 99.68.

Baker fires 120.24 at Samba

The single biggest average of Saturday came at the Squalla Cup at Samba Darts Academy.

Scott Baker produced a huge 120.24 average in a 2–0 victory over Josh Upton.

The title eventually went to Olly Garratt, who finished with eight wins and beat Nick Whitehouse 3–0 in the final.

Morris hits 115.62

There was another exceptional number at Inn On The Green, where Sam Morris averaged 115.62 against Ed Bratby.

The tournament itself was won by Jamie Chaplin, who beat Jake B-Smith 3–2 in the final and finished with eight victories.

Daniel Astbury also enjoyed a strong night with three separate averages above 88.

Garrett celebrates with a title

Tyler Garrett won Archie's 16th Birthday Bash at Out Out Bar, beating Cody Vodden 4–0 in the final.

Garrett finished with seven victories and dominated the tournament averages, topping them with a 96.97 and also recording 88.41, 86.71 and 83.50.

Pickles takes Nambucca Vault

At Nambucca in London, Stuart Pickles collected eight victories on the way to the Vault 19.0 title.

Pickles beat Jamie Davis 3–2 in the final, with a best average of 85.89.

John Nelson produced the tournament’s highest average at 93.94 and also finished with six victories.

Levett wins at Worthing

Connor Levett produced a strong and consistent night at John Selden in Worthing.

Levett beat Kai Highams 3–1 in the final, finished with seven victories and topped the averages with an 87.00.

He also recorded 81.24 and 80.08 during the event.

Soroko wins Rose Bowl

At Lindsay Constitutional Club, Andre Soroko took the Rose Bowl annual members tournament.

Soroko defeated Robert Cuddihy 3–0 in the final and also topped the tournament averages with 88.41.

He finished with six wins, ahead of Allan Griffiths and Andy Davies on four.

Keegan Brown takes Isle of Wight Grand Prix

The Isle of Wight Grand Prix 3 produced one of Saturday’s larger competitions, with 96 matches recorded.

Keegan Brown came through to win the title, beating Daryl Hunt 3–2 in the final and finishing with nine victories.

Hunt produced the strongest average of the tournament at 92.56, while Tom McInnes also enjoyed a strong day with eight wins.

Saturday’s top individual averages

1. Scott Baker — 120.24, Squalla Cup
2. Sam Morris — 115.62, Inn On The Green
3. Stuart Dutton — 107.36, Aylesbury Darts Events
4. Lee Evans — 107.36, Challow British Legion
5. Lee Evans — 102.48, Challow British Legion
6. Stuart Dutton — 102.07, Aylesbury Darts Events
7. Lee Evans — 100.20, Challow British Legion
8. Jack Tweddell — 99.68, Aylesbury Darts Events
9. Tyler Garrett — 96.97, Archie's 16th Birthday Bash
10. Andrew Quinn — 96.97, Aylesbury Darts Events

With another 26 tournaments added to Q4QS, Saturday provided another useful batch of results for player records, rankings, venue statistics and form.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Owen Smith Wins Huge Hangar61 Night as Humphries Fires 120.24 (3rd September 2026)

Thursday produced another excellent night of grassroots darts, with 30 tournaments from 3 September added to the Q4QS database.

The biggest South West story came from Hangar61 in Bristol, where a substantial 121-match Thursday round robin ended with Owen Smith taking the title. The same tournament also produced the biggest average anywhere in Thursday’s results, as Danny Humphries fired an extraordinary 120.24.

Elsewhere, Lee Evans combined two ton-plus averages with another tournament victory, Lloyd Sterio produced 99.25 on his way to a title, Ryan Moulder won at Evesham and Johnny Haines followed Wednesday’s spectacular scoring with another victory.

Smith comes through huge Hangar61 field

With 121 matches recorded, the Thursday Night Round Robin at Hangar61 was one of the biggest tournaments of the day.

Owen Smith eventually emerged as champion, defeating Dan Raby 3–2 in the final. Smith, Raby and Danny Humphries all accumulated seven victories, with Jacob Godber and Paul Meyer not far behind on six.

But the scoring story belonged to Humphries.

He produced an astonishing 120.24 average, then added 103.66 and 100.20 performances during the same tournament. Andrew White also hit 103.66, while Robbie Long reached 93.00.

Humphries may not have taken the title, but those three averages make his night impossible to ignore.

Evans produces two ton-plus averages and wins

Lee Evans put together one of the best complete performances of Thursday at The Wolversdene Club.

Evans won the Money In Money Out Round-Robin, defeating Jamie Kelling 3–1 in the final, after collecting eight victories across the competition.

His numbers were excellent throughout: 104.86, 103.66 and 96.97 all appeared during his winning run. Geoff James also reached 96.97, while Kelling recorded a 91.09.

Unlike several of the day’s biggest averages, Evans managed to combine the huge numbers with actually taking home the title.

Sterio edges another competitive Vault field

There was another impressive performance from Lloyd Sterio in The Bird Pre Vault Round Robin.

Sterio and Mike Huntley both finished with eight victories, but Sterio came through their deciding match to take the title.

He produced an excellent 99.25 average, while Huntley recorded 91.09, two separate 88.41s and 87.63. Ciaran Price also enjoyed a strong event with seven wins.

With Vault 19 approaching, that looks like another useful result to put into the form book.

Moulder takes Evesham U17 title

There was youth success at Evesham Darts Competitions, where Ryan Moulder won U17 Night 5.

Moulder and Lewis Clements both collected six victories before Moulder came through the final.

Clements actually dominated the highest-average list, producing 68.32, 66.31, 65.35 and 62.63, but Moulder ultimately got the result that mattered.

Haines follows 115.62 with another title

A day after Johnny Haines produced a remarkable 115.62, he was back among the winners.

Haines took the Inbetween Vault 2 title after an eight-win tournament, with Stewart Wilde finishing on seven.

Haines also topped the averages with 95.94, while Callum Weaver reached 91.09 and Wilde recorded two 88.41 performances.

That makes it an excellent couple of days for Haines.

Russell wins Cardiff Pre-Vault event

At Cardiff County Conservative Club, Joshua Russell won the Pre Vault 19 MIMO Cash Competition.

Russell finished with eight victories, one more than finalist Edward Manley, and produced averages of 93.94 and 85.08 during the event.

Josef Howlett matched Russell’s best with a 93.94, while Alec Small reached 88.98.

Quiney breaks the ton at Evesham

The senior Evesham action also produced another big number.

The export couldn’t reliably identify a tournament winner for Night Ten, so I’m not going to assign one, but Joe Quiney hit 100.20 and followed it with a 91.09.

Mitchell Leeming and Darrel Williams both reached 93.94, while Dave Honey recorded 88.41.

More huge averages further afield

Humphries’ 120.24 led the overall list, but it wasn’t Thursday’s only enormous number.

Neil Wild hit 115.62 in the Vault Style Round Robin, while Lee Evans produced his 104.86 and 103.66 and Andrew White matched Humphries with a 103.66 at Hangar61.

Toby Clements also broke the ton with 100.20 in the Hampton Thursday Premier Singles.

Wild’s performance didn’t result in the tournament title, which instead went to Mike Breckell after seven victories.

Plenty more Thursday winners

Among the other winners, Lee Evans also won the Cambrian Sports Bar Thursday Money Tournament, giving him two recorded tournament victories on the same day. He beat Liam Hughes in that event after nine wins and a best average of 91.09.

Morgan Fowler dominated the numbers as well as winning the Deers Leap Under-70, filling all five places on its leading-average list.

There were also titles for Mat Caste, John Ayris, Joey Cole, Stephen Cake, Kai Kitchen, Bradley Biddulph-Perrin and others across another deep Thursday schedule.

One of the biggest scoring nights yet

Thursday’s 30 tournaments were notable not simply for the number of events, but for the quality at the top end.

A 120.24, a 115.62, three further averages above 103 and several more around or beyond the ton mark make this one of the strongest scoring days I have seen since beginning these daily Q4QS roundups.

Yet the Hangar61 result perhaps sums up grassroots tournament darts perfectly: Humphries produced the spectacular numbers, but Owen Smith was the man who navigated the field and finished the night as champion.

And with Evans winning twice, Sterio taking another Pre-Vault title and Moulder, Haines and Russell all adding victories, there was plenty more than one huge average to take from Thursday’s results.

Yesterday’s Darts Results South and South West (11th August 2026) – Hughes Wins at Bengeworth, Field Takes Salisbury and Harwood Delivers at the 49 Club

 

Monday brought another packed night of grassroots darts, with 29 tournaments added to the Q4QS database and plenty of strong performances across the South West and wider coverage area.

The featured winners on the graphic tell much of the story, but there was also one result I definitely wanted to make sure was included: Ellie Harwood’s victory at the 49 Club in Weston-super-Mare.

Pete Hughes takes the Bengeworth title

At The Bengeworth in Evesham, Pete Hughes came through another competitive field to take the Vault 18 title.

Hughes defeated Matt Metrovich 3–2 in the final and finished the event with seven victories. He also produced two 93.94 averages during the tournament, underlining the consistency behind the title run.

The highest average of the event actually came from Mitchell Leeming, who fired a superb 103.66, while Luis Cowley-Bryenton also reached 93.94 and Dave Honey produced 91.09.

Riley Milligan wins JDC VOLTS in Salisbury

The latest JDC VOLTS Series 7 event at Stratford Social Club produced a cracking final, with Riley Milligan edging Joshua Stott 3–2.

Both players finished the event with eight wins, while Milligan’s best recorded average was 77.74. Stott topped the scoring with 79.11 and also produced several other solid performances during a very competitive night.

Daren Field takes the Stratford Social Club title

There was more success in Salisbury later in the evening, as Daren Field won the Vault 18 event at Stratford Social Club.

Field defeated Ben Collins 3–1 in the final and finished with seven wins.

The biggest scoring numbers came from Robbie Martin, who produced 96.97 and 93.56, while Collins also reached 88.41 and 86.87 on his way to the final.

Lee Evans impresses in Andover

At The Wolversdene Club in Andover, Lee Evans produced one of the strongest overall title-winning displays of the night.

Evans beat Henry Povey 3–1 in the final, but it was his scoring throughout the tournament that really stood out.

He recorded:

100.20
97.93
89.88
86.71

and finished with eight victories in total.

That is exactly the kind of complete tournament performance that tends to stand out in the Q4QS data.

Ellie Harwood wins at the 49 Club

This is the result that didn’t make the socials picture but absolutely deserves a mention.

At the 49 Club U65 Round Robin in Weston-super-Mare, Ellie Harwood came through a very competitive field to take the title, defeating James Male 3–0 in the final.

Harwood finished the event with eight wins, the most of anyone in the tournament, and produced a best recorded average of 69.91.

James Male won seven matches and twice reached 83.50, while Luke Adams also finished with seven wins. Dave Dawson matched Male’s 83.50 as the joint-highest average of the event.

This was exactly why the 49 Club event looked so interesting beforehand: limited-average competitions often produce genuinely open fields, and Harwood made the most of the opportunity.

Gary Hiscock beats McCarthy in Calne

There was another interesting result at North Star Club in Calne, where Gary Hiscock defeated Josh McCarthy 3–1 in the final.

McCarthy produced the highest average of the entire day with a huge 112.73, but it was Hiscock who ultimately took the title.

Hiscock himself produced 85.08 and 83.63 during the event and completed the night with six wins.

A perfect reminder that the highest average does not always translate into the trophy.

Finlay Cleave wins in Paignton

At 8 Ball Bar & Sports in Paignton, Finlay Cleave claimed the title after beating Andy Steed 3–1 in the final.

Cleave won eight matches and produced averages of 91.09, 89.24 and 88.41 during his run.

The highest individual average there came from Carl McFarlane, who fired an excellent 107.36.

More standout performances

There were some enormous numbers elsewhere too.

Shane Turner produced a stunning sequence at Riverside Club in Wycombe, recording 111.33, 111.33 and 111.31 during a title-winning run.

Alec Small won at Wattsville with a 104.16 in the final, while Ryan Davies hit 100.20 in the same event.

The top individual averages across Monday’s data were led by:

Josh McCarthy – 112.73
Shane Turner – 111.33
Carl McFarlane – 107.36
Stuart Scarsbrook – 107.36
Alec Small – 104.16
Mitchell Leeming – 103.66

Another strong Monday for Q4QS

Monday may have featured fewer tournaments than the weekend, but the quality was certainly there.

Pete Hughes won in Evesham, Riley Milligan took JDC honours in Salisbury, Daren Field won at Stratford Social Club, Lee Evans impressed in Andover and Ellie Harwood came through a highly competitive U65 field at the 49 Club.

With another 29 tournaments now added, the Q4QS database continues to build a clearer picture of who is winning, who is improving and who is producing the standout performances across the grassroots game.

Q4QS Yesterday's Results South and South West – 22 July 2026

A busy Wednesday night as Vault 18 rolls on

Wednesday nights continue to be one of the busiest evenings on the grassroots darts calendar, with another 56 tournaments added to the Q4QS database covering local leagues, Under-55 competitions, JDC events and the ever-growing Vault 18 circuit.

From a South West perspective there was plenty to catch the eye, with familiar names continuing their excellent recent form alongside several new winners adding valuable ranking points.

Neil Meneer continued his impressive season by taking the Vault 18 event in Bodmin, overcoming Troi Day in the final. Meneer has been one of the most consistent performers in the region throughout 2026 and another title only strengthens his position.

At the Magpies Social Club in Stonehouse, Josh McCarthy claimed another Vault title after defeating Mitch McCarthy in the final. McCarthy also produced the highest average of the evening at the venue, highlighting another strong all-round performance.

There was success in Dorset too, where Dale Mills edged Steve Stone in a deciding leg to win the Stalbridge Vault, while Lee Evans lifted the Salisbury title after overcoming Carlton Hope in the final.

Further south, Sam Chance produced another excellent display to defeat Andy Steed in Ilfracombe, while Sean Penney came through a competitive field at The Kings Arms in Wallisdown.

Outside the Vault circuit, Dave Fisher claimed victory in Week 3 of the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix after a closely fought final against David Williams.

The junior game also enjoyed another busy evening. Exeter's JDC VOLTS event was won by Joseph Lauridsen, while Ethan Williams, Oliver Williams, James Prettyjohn and Rhys Evans all collected victories elsewhere around the country.

Highest averages of the day

The standard was exceptionally high across the country with several players breaking the 100 average barrier.

Leading the way was Daniel Astbury, who produced a superb 107.36 average at the Telford Vault. Stuart Dutton (104.86), Shane Turner (103.66), Clayton Ford (103.66), Keenan Thomas (103.66), Bryan Flew (102.48) and Sean Holley (101.11) also enjoyed outstanding performances.

As always, these nightly events continue to demonstrate the strength and depth of grassroots darts across the UK, with established names maintaining their form while new players continue to make their mark. 

Who Can Stop Them? South West's Hottest Winning Streaks

Winning one or two matches is always satisfying, but putting together ten consecutive victories is something altogether different.

As part of the Q4QS rankings, I thought I'd take a look at the players within a 50-mile radius of Bath who currently boast a perfect 10 wins and 0 defeats in their last ten matches. To qualify, players must have competed in at least six events, ensuring the list rewards sustained form rather than one exceptional evening.

At the top of the list is Lee Evans, whose recent form has been nothing short of outstanding. Ten straight victories have helped him maintain an excellent standard, and he heads into his next event as one of the region's form players.

Just behind him is Robbie Martin, another player who has been quietly putting together a superb run. Consistency has been the key, and ten wins on the bounce is never easy regardless of the opposition.

The list also includes several familiar names from the South West darts scene. Kieran Smith, Dean Brown, Liam Cook, Andy Steed, David Farmer, Danny Humphries and C-Jay Pipe have all reached double figures without tasting defeat in their last ten matches.

Some of these players have achieved their runs over dozens, or even hundreds, of matches played this season, making the achievement even more impressive.

Current 10 Match Winning Streaks (Minimum 6 Events)

Rank	Player
1	Lee Evans
2	Robbie Martin
3	Kieran Smith
4	Dean Brown
5	Liam Cook
6	Andy Steed
7	David Farmer
8	Danny Humphries
9	C-Jay Pipe

One defeat is all it takes for a player to disappear from this list, while one more victory extends their streak even further. That makes it one of the most dynamic rankings on Q4QS, with changes possible every single tournament night.

The big question is...

Who will be the first to extend their streak? And perhaps more importantly... who will be the player to end it?

MODUS Super Series Week 11 Preview – Can Anybody Stop The Form Players?

The MODUS Super Series rolls into Week 11, bringing together another fascinating mix of experienced professionals, former tour card holders, international representatives and in-form ADC competitors.

As always, the unique MODUS format rewards consistency as much as brilliance. A fast start can be invaluable, but momentum often shifts throughout the week as players become accustomed to the pace and pressure of live streaming.

Several players arrive carrying excellent recent form, while others will be hoping that experience on the big stage can carry them deep into the competition.

Ron Meulenkamp Arrives Full Of Confidence

Dutch ace Ron Meulenkamp heads into the week as one of the standout players.

His recent form has been exceptional, reaching the final of the Swiss Open while averaging over 91, alongside an outstanding 9 wins from his last 10 matches in the Q4QS database. He's producing heavy scoring and looks capable of going all the way if he settles quickly.

Lewis Pride Looking To Build Momentum

Young English talent Lewis Pride continues to impress.

A recent ADC Winmau Championship finalist, Pride has already shown he can compete with established professionals. His 8-2 record over his last ten matches suggests he is arriving full of confidence and could be one of the week's biggest dangers.

Experience Counts

The field also contains several hugely experienced names.

Former World Cup representative Devon Petersen brings years of televised experience and remains one of the game's most entertaining characters.

Former Players Championship winner Kevin Painter needs little introduction and will always be dangerous if he finds his scoring rhythm.

Irish veteran John O'Shea has enjoyed success throughout his long career and knows exactly how to handle pressure situations.

Meanwhile, former Lakeside World Champion Richie Burnett possesses the pedigree to beat anybody on his day, even if recent results haven't quite matched his highest standards.

The Outside Contenders

One of the attractions of the MODUS Super Series is that there is usually room for a surprise package.

Lee Evans arrives after winning a recent Vault 18 title and boasts a superb 9-1 record from his last ten matches, making him an intriguing outsider.

Adrian Gray has quietly pieced together several deep runs recently, including a semi-final appearance and a quarter-final in the ADC Winmau Championship South.

Carl Wilson has shown plenty of scoring power over recent months and could spring one or two surprises if he settles into the format quickly.

Players To Watch

While several former professionals will naturally attract attention, recent form suggests this week's competition could be more open than many expect.

If Ron Meulenkamp and Lewis Pride reproduce the form they've shown over the past month, they look capable of making deep runs, but the experienced campaigners in the field are more than capable of turning the tournament on its head.

With live streaming, short-format matches and daily league tables, another entertaining week of MODUS Super Series darts looks guaranteed.

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🎯 Q4QS Six To Follow

🇳🇱 Ron Meulenkamp

The form player. A recent Swiss Open finalist with a 9-1 record over his last ten matches.

🏴 Lewis Pride

One of the rising stars in the field. Already proving he can compete with established professionals.

🏴 Lee Evans

Recent Vault winner who arrives with plenty of confidence and could surprise a few people.

🏴 Adrian Gray

Quietly putting together consistent performances and looks ready to take another step forward.

🏴 Carl Wilson

Heavy scorer capable of producing match-winning averages when everything clicks.

🇿🇦 Devon Petersen

Experience, personality and proven quality. Never underestimate what he can produce on the MODUS stage. 

MODUS Super Series - ADC South West Qualifier Preview (Sat 20th June)

 

Another big opportunity awaits for South West players as the latest MODUS Super Series Qualifier gets underway, with a competitive field featuring proven winners, in-form performers and several players capable of producing a surprise run.

Heading the field is Gareth Griffiths, who arrives in exceptional form. The Cornish thrower has won his last ten matches in the database and recently produced a title-winning average of over 92. With confidence high, he will be one of the names everyone is looking to avoid.

Henry Cooper is another player arriving with serious momentum. Back-to-back title victories and a perfect recent record make him one of the strongest contenders in the draw.

Neil Meneer continues to impress across Cornwall and Devon, while Lee Evans brings a wealth of experience and recent title-winning form. Both have shown they possess the consistency required to navigate a long qualifier.

The chasing pack is packed with dangerous names. Danny Humphries, Shaun Vernall, Rich Griffee, Andy Steed, Kieran Smith, Bailey White and C-Jay Pipe have all produced performances in recent months that suggest they are capable of making a deep run.

Further down the field, players such as Kev Dunstan, Nigel Lamb, Finlay Cleave, Ethan Bynorth and Zach Quinn will fancy their chances of upsetting some of the more highly-ranked names.

As always in ADC competition, form and confidence can change everything. One hot spell on the doubles can quickly transform an outsider into a genuine title contender.

Six To Follow

🎯 Gareth Griffiths
Won his last ten matches and arrives as the standout form player.

🎯 Henry Cooper
Unbeaten in recent weeks and collecting titles.

🎯 Neil Meneer
Consistent performer with multiple recent finals and victories.

🎯 Lee Evans
A proven winner who knows how to navigate strong fields.

🎯 Danny Humphries
Capable of producing big averages and big results.

🎯 Shaun Vernall
Recent title winner and quietly one of the most in-form players in the draw.

Dark Horse

⭐ Kev Dunstan

Recent ADC success and several title-winning performances make him a dangerous outsider.

Q4QS Prediction

Winner: Gareth Griffiths

Runner-Up: Henry Cooper

Semi-Finalists: Neil Meneer & Lee Evans

Dark Horse: Kev Dunstan