Yesterday’s Darts Results: McCready Tops 103 as 39 Events Hit the Q4QS Database (30th August 2026)

Sunday delivered one of the busiest grassroots days I have covered for a while, with 39 tournaments from 30 August added to the Q4QS database.

There was action across the South West and much further afield, including local money-in-money-out competitions, Bank Holiday events, WADC regional finals and another busy programme of JDC VOLTS tournaments.

Among the South West names, Alec McCready produced the performance of the day with a 103.66 average, while Liam Moore won at Portishead, George Miller took JDC VOLTS honours in Exeter and Becca Kay claimed the WADC Vault 2.0 South West Regional Final.

McCready combines big averages with the title

There was no shortage of quality from Alec McCready at the Leominster & District Darts League Money In Money Out.

McCready didn't just win the competition – he produced some exceptional numbers along the way.

His best was a 103.66 average, while he also recorded 102.48, 96.97 and 92.75 during the tournament.

He eventually defeated Zak Turner 3–2 in the final, completing a day on which he recorded nine victories. Turner had an impressive tournament himself, winning seven matches and producing an 89.04 in the final.

It was an excellent combination of consistency, scoring and ultimately the tournament victory from McCready.

Moore takes the Portishead Sunday title

At Portishead Workmens Darts, it was Liam Moore who came through the Sunday Lunch MIMO Round Robin.

Moore was the standout player statistically as well as taking the title, producing the tournament's four highest recorded averages.

His best was 82.29, followed by 81.24, 75.15 and 74.70, with the latter coming as he defeated Andy Darbon 4–1 in the final.

Moore finished with eight wins, while Darbon recorded seven and Josh Rose produced the next-highest average of the competition at 77.08.

Becca Kay wins WADC South West Regional Final

One of Sunday's most significant regional titles went to Becca Kay, who won the WADC Vault 2.0 South West Regional Final at MK Lounge Bar in Bodmin.

Kay came through the competition with seven victories before beating Courtney Hancock 4–2 in the final.

Hancock had five wins during the event and also produced its highest recorded average at 64.05, while Tyrian Jesse reached 60.12.

For Kay, though, it was all about getting through the field and taking the regional title.

George Miller takes JDC VOLTS honours in Exeter

Sunday also featured a substantial programme of JDC VOLTS action around the country, including an event at The Kings Pub in Exeter.

There, George Miller emerged victorious.

Miller recorded five wins and defeated Quin Dymond 3–0 in the final, having produced the event's best recorded average of 67.45 earlier in the competition.

There were JDC winners elsewhere too, including Zach Langley in Milton Keynes, Ryan-Rai Rushton in Rugeley, Damian Gibbon in Halesowen, Joshua Pravato in Minehead, Jenson Macey in Waterlooville, Charlie Wills on the Isle of Wight and Rhodri Phillips in Carmarthen.

Nicholls breaks the ton at Bostin

Dan Nicholls produced another of Sunday's standout performances at Bostin Darts 180 Bar.

Nicholls won the Sunday Bank Holiday Round Robin, defeating Tom Garfield 3–0 in the final, and earlier produced a superb 100.20 average.

He finished with seven victories, while Garfield and Jake Shipley both collected six. Jamie Rollinson also impressed with a 91.09 average.

Corey Milward hits 100.20

There was another ton-plus performance in the Mile End Inn Vault Break Week 2.

Corey Milward hit 100.20, as well as further averages of 93.94 and 88.41 during a strong individual run.

The title, however, went to Liam Davies, who defeated Louis Melville 3–2 in the final. Davies and Melville both accumulated nine victories, while Milward finished with eight.

Plenty more Bank Holiday winners

The volume of Sunday's programme meant there were plenty more performances worthy of mention.

Ian Hilditch won the Amps 2.0 Under-60 Finals Day, defeating Ethan Jones 5–0, while Rhys Gould recorded an 88.41 average.

At Heath Hayes, Jack Aldridge won the Bank Holiday Knockout with a 5–1 final victory over Dan Hands. Hands produced a 96.97 during the tournament, while Aldridge reached 90.18. Earlier, Hands/Aldridge had combined to win the Bank Holiday Doubles Round Robin.

Elsewhere, David Williams won the CUFC Open despite Steve Boundy producing the tournament's highest average of 93.94, while Jake B-Smith took the South Shropshire Bank Holiday Bash.

And the winners kept coming. Shaun Vernall took the Nags Head Pre-Vault Open, Thomas Lynch won the opening week of Oliver's Sports Bar Series 3, Jake Robinson won the Bostin Under-65 Round Robin and Jamie Chaplin came through the Wicketts Sunday Night Round Robin.

Another big day added to Q4QS

Sunday's 39 tournaments make this one of the larger daily additions to the database and, more importantly, provide another substantial batch of results for the rankings, recent-form figures and developing player profiles.

McCready's combination of 103.66 and 102.48 averages plus the tournament victory provides the headline performance, but there was quality throughout the day – from Moore's consistency at Portishead and Nicholls and Milward breaking the ton, to Kay's South West regional title and another generation of juniors competing across the JDC VOLTS circuit.

And with 39 more competitions recorded from a single day, the picture of grassroots darts across the region continues to get deeper.

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.

Yesterday's Results Round-Up – 21 July 2026

 

Another busy evening of grassroots darts saw 49 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with action stretching from local round robins and ADC Vault events to junior competitions across the UK.

Closer to home, Liam Moore enjoyed another excellent night at Tuesday Night Sub 70 Average Round Robin at DartAsylum HQ, defeating Dan Cornes 3-1 in the final to continue his impressive recent run of form. It was another reminder of why he's becoming one of the in-form players on the South West circuit, while Dan can also take plenty of positives from another deep tournament run.

Elsewhere in the South West, Neil Meneer claimed the Vault 18.0 title at Elmore Football Club, Tiverton, edging Todd Woodberry 3-2 in a high-quality final. In Chard, Kieran Spurdle lifted the honours at The Choughs Hotel, while Elliot Straughan-Horwood was victorious at the Bristol Vault hosted at Bessellscotts. Joe Quiney also impressed by taking the Bretforton title with several excellent performances throughout the evening.

At Portishead Workmen's Darts, Steve Boundy won the Tuesday Open, overcoming John Maggs in the final after another consistent night's work.

The junior game also enjoyed another busy evening with six JDC VOLTS events taking place around the country. Among the winners were Rhys Evans, Freddie Rowlands, Jack Turner, Ryan Elliott, Lucas Milligan and Jenson Swift, highlighting the depth of talent coming through the ranks.

South West Winners

• 🏆 Liam Moore – Tuesday Night Sub 70 Average Round Robin (DartAsylum HQ)
• 🏆 Steve Boundy – Tuesday Open (Portishead Workmen's Darts)
• 🏆 Neil Meneer – Vault 18.0 (Tiverton)
• 🏆 Elliot Straughan-Horwood – Vault 18.0 (Bristol)
• 🏆 Joe Quiney – Vault 18.0 (Bretforton)
• 🏆 Kieran Spurdle – Vault 18.0 (Chard)

South West Grassroots Darts Round-Up – 16 June 2026

 

Another busy evening of grassroots darts saw 32 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with strong performances across the South West and surrounding regions.

🏆 Tournament Winners

🎯 Tuesday Night Sub 70 Average Round Robin (DartAsylum HQ)

The headline event for South West followers saw Liam Moore continue his excellent run of form, defeating Woody Jewell 3-1 in the final. Liam's recent consistency has made him one of the players to watch on the local scene.

🎯 Faringdon Town In Between Cash Comp #3

Mitch McCarthy took the title after defeating Johnny Haines 3-2 in a closely fought final. Johnny may have missed out on the trophy, but he produced some of the highest averages of the day.

🎯 Railway Inn Round Robin

Kieran Spurdle defeated Steve Boundy 3-1 in the final after an impressive day that saw him rack up nine wins.

🎯 Highbridge JDC Volts Series 6

One of the standout youth events in the South West saw Jenson Jones defeat Cooper Cornish in the final.

🎯 Minehead JDC Volts Series 6

Charlie Mossman edged out Luke Bennett in a 3-2 final to claim the title.

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🔥 Performance of the Day

Johnny Haines

Although he finished runner-up at Faringdon, Johnny produced a remarkable 104.73 average, one of the highest recorded averages in the entire database yesterday.

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🎯 South West Standouts

• Liam Moore – DartAsylum winner
• Woody Jewell – Runner-up at DartAsylum
• Mitch McCarthy – Faringdon champion
• Johnny Haines – 104.73 average
• Kieran Spurdle – Railway Inn champion
• Jenson Jones – Highbridge JDC winner
• Charlie Mossman – Minehead JDC winner

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Top Averages Recorded

1. Sam Jackson – 120.24
2. Sion Thomas – 111.33
3. Llew Bevan – 109.98
4. Llew Bevan – 107.36
5. Johnny Haines – 104.73
6. Lewis Gurney – 103.66
7. Johnny Haines – 102.48
8. Sean Holley – 102.11
9. Stephen Cake – 101.38
10. Max Carter – 100.20 

 

South & South West Darts Round-Up – 11 June 2026

A busy Thursday night across the South and South West produced quality performances across open, under-average and youth competitions.

The standout performance came at Faringdon Town Football Club, where Josh McCarthy lifted the In Between Cash Competition title. McCarthy defeated Mac Goves in the final and produced a stunning 101.54 average during the evening. Johnny Haines also impressed with averages of 93.41 and 88.41 during his run to the latter stages.

At DartAsylum HQ, Liam Moore emerged victorious in the Thursday Night Round Robin after defeating Tommy Sperring 3-2 in the final. The event was fiercely competitive throughout, with Liam Moore, Tommy Sperring and Sean White all recording seven wins.

Hangar 61 delivered another strong field, with Martyn Freeman defeating Matt Jackson 3-1 in the final. Jackson recorded the highest average of the night at 88.41, while both players reached the final after impressive runs through the round robin phase.

In youth darts, Rory Pearce secured victory at the JDC VOLTS event in Gloucester, defeating Tyler Meason in the final. Pearce produced four of the top five averages in the competition and continued his excellent recent form.

The under-average scene was represented by Kyle Matthews, who claimed the Thursday Night Under 55 title at Highridge United Football Club after defeating Josh Rose in the final.

Standout Performances

🔥 Josh McCarthy – Faringdon Champion (101.54)

🏆 Liam Moore – DartAsylum Champion

🏆 Martyn Freeman – Hangar 61 Champion

🌟 Rory Pearce – JDC Gloucester Champion

🎯 Kyle Matthews – Under 55 Champion

Top 10 Averages (South & South West Focus)

1. Josh McCarthy – 101.54
2. Joey Cole – 100.20
3. Lloyd Walker – 93.94
4. Johnny Haines – 93.41
5. Mike Harper – 92.02
6. Matt Jackson – 88.41
7. Johnny Haines – 88.41
8. Martyn Freeman – 86.95
9. Rory Pearce – 85.89
10. Liam Moore – 80.03

Another excellent evening of grassroots darts with strong performances across the region.