Yesterday's Results Round-Up South and South West – Tuesday 28 July 2026

 

Another busy evening of grassroots darts saw 58 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with action spanning the South West, Southern England, Midlands and beyond. Junior events, Vault competitions, round robins and local opens all contributed to another packed night of darts.

For followers in the South West, there were plenty of familiar names celebrating victories, while several players produced three-figure averages to underline the quality being produced across the grassroots game.

South West Spotlight

Joe Preedy lands Bristol Vault title

One of the night's standout local stories came at Vault 18.0 @ Bessellscotts, Bristol, where Joe Preedy defeated Jack Walker 3-2 in the final. Jack Walker topped the averages on the night with 80.52, but Preedy produced the results when it mattered to lift the title.

Tommy Sperring continues his excellent form

At DartAsylum HQ, Tommy Sperring claimed the Tuesday Night Sub 70 Average Round Robin title with a 3-1 victory over Kai Carter. Sperring also posted the highest average of the evening (81.98) on his way to another impressive success.

Steve Boundy victorious in Portishead

Portishead Workmens Darts hosted another strong turnout, with Steve Boundy defeating Liam Trotman 3-0 in the final. Boundy also produced the night's best average at the venue (84.18) to complete an excellent evening.

Dave Fisher edges thriller in Taunton

Taunton's U70 Super Series produced one of the closest finals of the night as Dave Fisher defeated Ryan Greenslade 4-3. Fisher also recorded a superb 96.97 average during the competition and finished with eight match victories.

Logun Godbeer wins at Highbridge

The JDC VOLTS circuit continued in Somerset, where Logun Godbeer defeated Cooper Cornish in the Highbridge final. Cooper Cornish produced several strong performances during the evening, but Godbeer secured the title after another consistent campaign.

Performances of the Night

Several players broke the 100 average barrier:

• Callum Lovell – 111.33 (Banbury Vault)
• Lee Evans – 105.57 (Loughor WMC Vault)
• Lewis Gurney – 104.86 (Lancing Vault)
• Shaun Vernall – 103.66 (Bretforton Vault)
• Dave Bayton – 103.66 (Dawley Vault)

Those performances demonstrate the ever-improving standard across grassroots darts, with several venues producing averages normally associated with much higher-profile competitions.

Around the Venues

Other notable winners included:

• Pete Hughes (Bretforton Vault)
• Junior Howard (Tiverton Vault)
• Jack Bellingham (Portland Vault)
• James Smith (Crawley Vault)
• Daniel Astbury (Dawley Vault)
• Luke Peacock (Banbury Vault)
• Tom McInnes (Isle of Wight Vault)
• Samuel Palmer (Fareham Vault)

With another 58 tournaments processed, the Q4QS rankings continue to grow and provide an increasingly detailed picture of grassroots darts across the UK.

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Yesterday's Results Round-Up South and South West – Sunday 26 July 2026

 

Sunday produced another huge day of grassroots darts, with 55 tournaments added to the Q4QS database. Across the South West there was plenty to celebrate, with titles decided in Gloucester, Plymouth, Taunton, Cinderford, Swanage, Kentisbeare and Portishead, while several players produced outstanding performances to round off another busy weekend.

Dom Taylor Wins Portishead Sunday Chuck

One of the busiest local competitions took place at Portishead Workmen's Darts, where Dom Taylor came through a strong field to defeat Alfie Palmer 4-3 in the final.

The quality was high throughout the evening, with Liam Trotman recording the highest average of 90.44, closely followed by Alfie Palmer (90.18) and Dave Fisher (88.41).

Lee Andrews Claims Gloucester Vault

At Vault 18.0 @ Matson Rugby Club, Gloucester, Lee Andrews enjoyed an impressive run to lift the title.

Andrews defeated Curtis Greenwood 3-0 in the final and also posted the tournament's highest average of 86.71. Curtis Greenwood, Lee Bradley and Will Jackson were all among the players enjoying another productive evening in Gloucester.

Mark Gilbery Triumphs In Plymouth

There was another competitive Vault event in Plymouth, where Mark Gilbery edged past Keaton Hughes 3-2 in the final.

Gilbery produced the tournament's best average of 88.04 and continued his excellent form with seven victories on his way to the title.

Taunton And Devon Winners

At The Queens Arms, Taunton, C-Jay Pipe defeated Josh Wright 3-2 to win another Vault 18 title.

Meanwhile, at The Wyndham Arms, Kentisbeare, Craig Todd claimed the trophy after overcoming Connor Coffey in the final, ensuring Devon also featured among Sunday's South West winners.

Swanage Produces The Performance Of The Day

The standout individual display in the South West came from Ricky King at Vault 18.0 @ Swanage RBL.

King lifted the title after defeating Jamie Elm and fired a superb 111.33 average, one of the highest averages recorded anywhere in the country on Sunday.

More South West Success

There were further local winners as:

• 🏆 Clint Keyse won at The Nags Head Inn, Cinderford.
• 🏆 Joseph Lauridsen claimed the JDC Volts title in Exeter.
• 🏆 Grant/White won the Cotton's Pairs competition.

South West Performances That Caught My Eye

Among Sunday's standout performances were:

• 🎯 Ricky King – 111.33 (Swanage)
• 🎯 Liam Trotman – 90.44 (Portishead)
• 🎯 Lee Andrews – 86.71 (Gloucester)
• 🎯 Mark Gilbery – 88.04 (Plymouth)
• 🎯 Dave Fisher – 88.41 (Portishead)
• 🎯 Alfie Palmer – 90.18 (Portishead)

Looking Ahead

Another packed weekend of darts has now been added to the Q4QS database. The South West continues to produce strong turnouts and quality performances, with established names and emerging players both enjoying success as the rankings continue to evolve.

Congratulations to everyone who competed, and especially to all of Sunday's tournament winners.

South West Results Round-Up (28th June 2026)– Steve Boundy Continues His Winning Run

 

Sunday produced another packed programme of grassroots darts across the South West, with familiar names once again lifting trophies and the region's junior players continuing to impress.

From Clevedon to Portishead and Patchway to Kentisbeare, it was another excellent day for local darts.

Steve Boundy Makes It Two From Two

Steve Boundy enjoyed another outstanding day by collecting two titles.

He first claimed victory at Clevedon United Football Club, defeating Josh Rose 3-0 in the final after winning seven matches during the competition.

Later in the day he repeated the feat at the Sunday Lunch MIMO in Portishead, once again overcoming Josh Rose in the final, this time recording eight victories across the event.

Boundy's consistency continues to make him one of the form players on the South West circuit.

Tommy Sperring Wins Again At Hangar 61

The latest JDC VOLTS event at Hangar 61 produced another excellent standard of junior darts.

Tommy Sperring defeated Charlie Grabham 3-0 in the final to secure another title.

Charlie Grabham recorded the highest average of the event with 83.50, while Jacob Godber also enjoyed another strong afternoon by reaching the latter stages.

The continued emergence of young talent remains one of the biggest positives for grassroots darts in the region.

Josh Rea Takes Kentisbeare Honours

Kentisbeare hosted another successful JDC VOLTS event.

Josh Rea lifted the title after edging past Freddie Davey 3-2 in the final.

Lee Barnes topped the averages with an excellent 91.09, while Joe Preedy also produced a series of strong performances throughout the afternoon.

Will Jackson Claims Somerset Under-18 Title

Somerset Darts Promotions once again showcased the strength of youth darts.

Will Jackson defeated Grayson "The Grenade" in the final after recording eight victories during the event.

Logun Godbeer produced the highest average of the competition, while Tai Anderson continued his excellent recent run with another impressive performance.

Other South West Highlights

Charlie Hymers won the latest ADC/WADC Gap Week 3 MiMo at Phoenix Darts Club after defeating Harry Martin in the final.

Meanwhile, Jack Chatterton claimed the U65 title at Bostin Darts, while Nigel Hodges lifted the Skittle Alley Pally Round Robin trophy after another strong day's work.

South West Standout Performances

🏆 Steve Boundy – Clevedon & Portishead Champion

🏆 Tommy Sperring – Hangar 61 JDC Champion

🏆 Josh Rea – Kentisbeare JDC Champion

🏆 Will Jackson – Somerset Under-18 Champion

🏆 Charlie Hymers – Phoenix Darts Club Champion

🔥 Lee Barnes – 91.09 Average

🔥 Charlie Grabham – 83.50 Average

Another excellent Sunday highlighted the depth of grassroots darts across the South West, with established names continuing their winning form while the next generation of talent keeps making its mark.