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 – Simon Lloyd Takes Hangar61 Title as Big Averages Light Up Thursday (27th August 2025)

 

Thursday brought another strong night of grassroots darts, with 27 tournaments from 27 August added to the Q4QS database.

For the South West, much of the attention was on Hangar61 in Bristol, where Simon Lloyd came through a competitive Thursday night round robin. Elsewhere, there were several eye-catching performances, including a 109.98 from Jack Seymour and three more averages above 100.

Lloyd takes the honours at Hangar61

Simon Lloyd was the winner at Hangar61, defeating Glenn Pearce 3–1 in the final.

Lloyd also produced some excellent darts during the competition, with a 97.57 average among his performances, but the highest number of the night at the Bristol venue belonged to Luke Harding, who fired in a superb 102.21.

There was further quality behind them too. Rich Griffee hit 93.94, Lewis Kendall 90.18 and Jamie McKinnon 89.36, making it another strong night at a venue that continues to produce competitive fields.

Seymour hits 109.98 as Cole takes MiMo title

One of the biggest averages anywhere on Thursday came at MiMo 2708 at Locks Heath Working Men’s Club.

Jack Seymour recorded a huge 109.98 average, the highest figure logged across Thursday's tournaments. He also produced a 107.36, underlining the level he reached during the event.

However, it was Joey Cole who eventually took the title, beating Seymour 3–1 in the final. Cole was impressive in his own right, with a 103.66 average among his performances.

More ton-plus darts

Seymour wasn't alone in breaking through the 100-average barrier.

Mitchell Leeming recorded 107.36 in the Night Nine, while Andy Smith produced averages of 103.66 and 101.07 during the Cressex Round Robin – Vault Break Week 2.

Smith's strong numbers didn't ultimately translate into the title, with Stuart Dutton beating Brian Rawlings 2–0 in the final.

At The Junction Inn, Jonathan Davies also joined the ton-plus club with a 100.20 average.

Small comes through Fun Cash In Cash Out

Alec Small added another victory to his record by winning the Fun Cash In Cash Out tournament.

Small defeated Lucas Milligan 3–1 in the final, while Callum Smith's 93.94 was the highest recorded average from the competition.

Moule wins at The Wolverdene

David Moule took the Money In Money Out Round-Robin Thursday title at The Wolverdene Club.

Moule came through a close final against Carlton Hope, winning 3–2, while Lee Evans produced the tournament's highest recorded average at 93.94.

There was also success for Mat Caste at Hotshots Sports Bar in Bletchley, where he defeated Dean Taylor 3–1 in the final.

Juniors in action

Thursday also brought another collection of JDC VOLTS competitions.

Among the winners were Ashton John at Arrows in Resolven, Mitchel Hunt at the Simeon Arms in Ryde and Joshua Russell at Cogan Coronation in Penarth.

Russell also produced a 90.12 average, while Cayden Evans hit 83.50 at Resolven and Hunt recorded 79.11 during his winning run on the Isle of Wight.

Another 27 tournaments into Q4QS

Thursday's results again demonstrated exactly why following the grassroots game can be so interesting.

At Hangar61 there was a 102.21 from Luke Harding but the title went to Simon Lloyd. At Locks Heath, Jack Seymour produced the day's biggest average, yet Joey Cole took the trophy. Andy Smith passed 100 twice at Cressex, but Stuart Dutton emerged as champion.

High averages tell part of the story – winning the tournament tells another.

With another 27 competitions added to Q4QS, all of these results continue to build the database behind the rankings, player form and statistics on Quest For Q School.