Yesterday’s Darts Results: Quinn Wins Huge Charity Event as Russell Fires 103.66 (5th September 2026)

Saturday produced another strong day of grassroots darts, with 22 tournaments from 5 September added to the Q4QS database.

There was plenty happening across the South and South West, but one event stood out immediately for its scale: the MDO Round Robin Charity Event supporting Alzheimer’s Research UK, which produced 113 recorded matches. Andrew Quinn came through that field to take the title, while elsewhere Joshua Russell produced the biggest average of the day with a superb 103.66 in the JDC VOLTS Wales Regional Finals.

Quinn comes through huge charity tournament

The MDO Round Robin Charity Event was one of the biggest competitions of Saturday, with 113 matches recorded and an Under-70 average restriction.

Andrew Quinn eventually took the title, beating Ben Spencer 3–1 in the final.

Quinn also produced the best average of the tournament at 88.41, and added further scores of 80.52 and 79.80 during his run. He finished with 11 victories, ahead of Colin Sulston on nine and Spencer and Sam Green on eight.

That combination of tournament size, a title and 11 wins makes Quinn’s performance one of the clearest headline stories from Saturday.

Russell hits 103.66 in JDC Wales Regional Finals

The biggest average anywhere in Saturday’s results came from Joshua Russell in the JDC VOLTS Wales Series 7 Regional Finals.

Russell fired a superb 103.66 average, and also recorded 95.43, 87.13 and 81.25 during an excellent run.

The title, though, went to Jack Powell, who edged Russell 4–3 in the final after five victories across the tournament. Russell finished with four.

It was still one of the standout individual displays of the day, particularly on a junior regional finals programme.

Lauridsen wins South West JDC Regional Final

There was South West success in the JDC VOLTS Southwest Series 7 Regional Finals, where Joseph Lauridsen took the title.

Lauridsen beat Tai Anderson 4–1 in the final and finished with five victories.

The best average of the event belonged to Riley Milligan at 84.33, while Anderson reached 78.33 and Lauridsen’s best recorded figure was 69.99.

With George Miller, Oliver Hutchings and Charlie Fone also among those progressing, there was plenty of familiar South West junior talent involved.

Warren Ryan takes CUFC birthday bash

At CUFC Darts, Warren Ryan came through the Jack Collins + Ellis Turner Birthday Bash.

The event generated 84 matches, with Ryan beating Logun Godbeer 4–3 in the final.

Godbeer actually finished with the most wins overall on nine, while Ryan, Andy Darbon, Dave Fisher and Liam Trotman were all close behind.

The best recorded average belonged to Dave Fisher at 91.09, while Godbeer reached 83.50 and 81.24.

Long beats Hedman in Saturday MIMO

One of the more eye-catching finals came in the Saturday Afternoon Money In Money Out Round Robin, where Robbie Long defeated Deta Hedman 4–2.

Hedman produced the highest average of the event at 93.94 and finished with seven victories, the same total as Long.

Long’s own best was 81.24, while Martyn Freeman also enjoyed a strong day with six wins.

That makes Long’s victory particularly notable given the quality Hedman produced during the tournament.

Finch wins Pre-Vault event

Matty Finch enjoyed a strong day in the Pre-Vault event, finishing with eight victories and beating Adam Finch 3–0 in the final.

His best recorded average was 90.88, comfortably the highest of the event, while George Whyte reached 81.56.

Finch also added 79.11 twice during his title-winning run.

Harri Firmo wins Epsom U65

At Epsom Town Social Club, Harri Firmo won the Champagne Shot Darts Under-65 Round Robin Series.

Firmo beat Izzy Cochrane 3–0 in the final and finished with seven wins.

Tony Oak produced the event’s best average at 86.71, while Firmo himself reached 85.74 and later 76.42 in the final.

Dean Rogers wins Church Wicketts Open

Dean Rogers took the Church Wicketts Open after beating Anthony West 6–3 in the final.

Rogers collected six victories and produced the tournament’s best average at 87.50.

Jake B-Smith also had a strong event, recording 83.95 and 80.67.

More JDC regional winners

Saturday’s JDC regional finals programme was spread across several regions.

Remy Stapleton won the East Midlands final, Alfie O’Flynn Rogers took the Southeast event, Harvey-Lee Nelson-Harris won the West Midlands and Jack Powell took the Wales title.

Across those events, the best numbers included 81.79 from O’Flynn Rogers, Tyler Shuck at 74.43 and Riley Herbert at 72.74.

Plenty more Saturday winners

There was no shortage of other titles across the day.

Rich Hosey won the 301 DIDO event at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, beating Jake Shipley 3–2 in the final.

Harrison Graves won the Clwb Emrys Circuit 2.0, Kyle Jones took the SDO Challenge Summer Series Finals, and Katie Titley won the SDO Ladies Autumn Series 1.6.

There were also victories for Soxy O’Callaghan, Paul Sewell, Zakk Stanley, Nathan Grice, Kevin Thomas and Ben Simpson across the rest of Saturday’s programme.

Saturday’s standout numbers

The day’s leading averages were headed by:

Joshua Russell – 103.66
Joshua Russell – 95.43
Deta Hedman – 93.94
Dave Fisher – 91.09
Tyler Garrett – 91.09
Danny Humphries – 91.09
Matty Finch – 90.88

For me, though, the day’s biggest story is probably the combination of Quinn winning an 113-match charity event and Russell producing the standout scoring performance of the day.

With Lauridsen winning the South West JDC regional final, Ryan taking a strong CUFC event and Long beating Hedman, there was plenty of local interest too.

Robbie Long Leads the Way on a Busy Thursday Night of Grassroots Darts - Results SOuth and SOuth West 20th August 2026

 

Robbie Long was among the headline winners on another busy night of grassroots darts on Thursday, producing a strong performance to take the honours at Hangar 61.

Results from across the country again demonstrated the depth of the grassroots game, with Keith Selby, Bryan Flew, Stewart Wilde and others producing some of the night's strongest recorded averages.

For Q4QS, though, the standout story from the South West came at Hangar 61.

Long takes the title at Hangar 61

Robbie Long continued his impressive recent form by winning the Thursday night round robin at Hangar 61.

Long defeated Martyn Freeman 3–1 in the final, having also produced the tournament's highest recorded average with an 88.41 during his run. He added an 85.79 later in the competition, while Simon Lloyd recorded an 83.70.

It was another notable result for a player who has been putting together an increasingly impressive run on the local circuit.

Selby breaks the ton at the Local Lock Up

The biggest genuine individual average I'm highlighting from Thursday came from Keith Selby, who produced an excellent 100.20 during Local Lock Up Series 13 Week 7 at Darts In Watford.

Selby ultimately reached the final, where John Ayris claimed the title with a 3–1 victory.

Ayris enjoyed an excellent night himself, recording two 91.09 averages on his way through the competition.

Bull takes MiMo 2008

At Locks Heath Working Men's Club, Nathan Bull emerged victorious in MiMo 2008.

Bull completed an eight-win evening by defeating Carl Houston 3–0 in the final, while Joey Cole produced the highest recorded average from the event with 91.09.

Bull himself reached 83.50 during the competition as he put together an impressive run to the title.

Strong numbers at Brynmawr

There was plenty of quality at Brynmawr Social Club, where Craig Dobbins eventually took the money-in-money-out title.

Dobbins defeated David Watkins 3–2 in the final, but it was Bryan Flew who produced the standout statistical performance.

Flew registered an excellent 93.94, while Cameron Edwards, Dean Rossiter and Watkins all reached 91.09.

That made Brynmawr one of the strongest events of the night in terms of the leading recorded averages.

Bailey survives a marathon in Devizes

There were 75 matches recorded at the Devizes Town Round Robin U70 Average before Christopher Bailey emerged with the title.

Bailey edged Ian Runnacles 4–3 in the final, while Darren Braine recorded the tournament's highest average at 81.24. Mike Barton was next with 78.05.

Hemming wins Inbetween Vault

Wesley Hemming was another of Thursday's winners, taking the Inbetween Vault 1 title after defeating Elliot Smith 3–1 in the final.

The highest recorded average came from Stewart Wilde, who hit an impressive 92.02.

Hemming also produced 84.18 during his title-winning run.

Caste claims Hotshots victory

At Hotshots Sports Bar in Bletchley, Mat Caste took the Vault Break 1 title.

Caste defeated Addison Hefferon 3–1 in the final, with Hefferon having earlier produced the competition's highest recorded average of 90.18.

Charlie Collins also impressed with performances of 88.41 and 86.51.

More winners across the grassroots game

There were plenty more players celebrating tournament victories.

Daniel Killick won the Champagne Shot Darts RR Series U65.9, beating Steve Hylands 4–2 in the final. Hylands' 85.89 was the highest recorded average from the competition.

At The Junction Inn, Finley Bennett defeated Stephen Cake 3–1 to take the title, with George Humphreys producing an 88.41.

Ryan Fuller won Thursday Night MIMO at Legends Darts Lounge, while Aaron Boucher took the Thursday Night Under 60 Average competition at Highridge United Football Club.

And at Samba Darts Academy, Nick Whitehouse came through a close final against Mark Zambra to take the Vault Style Round Robin title.

Alongside Selby's 100.20, Flew's 93.94 and Wilde's 92.02, there was once again plenty of evidence of the quality being produced throughout the grassroots game.

Yesterday's Grassroots Darts Round-Up – 23 July 2026

 Thursday is always one of the busiest nights of the week on the grassroots circuit, and yesterday was no exception. I added 42 tournaments to the Q4QS database, with hundreds of players competing across England and Wales in Vault 18 events, local leagues, round robins and junior competitions.

The evening produced some outstanding performances, with several players breaking the 100-average barrier and plenty of familiar names continuing their excellent recent form.

Robbie Long Continues His Incredible Run

One of the standout stories came at Hangar61, where Robbie Long defeated Cori Wiltshire 3-2 in a closely fought final.

Robbie's recent form has been exceptional and another tournament victory continues an impressive winning streak. Although Ashton Brown recorded the highest average of the night at the venue with 105.68, Robbie produced two 96+ averages on his way to lifting the trophy, showing both scoring power and consistency.

Andy Steed Claims Plymouth Honours

At Vault 18.0 @ Legends Lounge, Plymouth, Andy Steed enjoyed another excellent evening, defeating Finlay Cleave 3-0 in the final.

Steed also produced the highest average of the tournament at 91.09, underlining why he continues to be one of the strongest performers in the South West.

Robbie Martin Stars In Yeovil

The performance of the night in the South West arguably belonged to Robbie Martin, who won the Vault 18.0 event at Yeovil Labour Club.

Martin defeated Mike Harper in the final and produced a superb 111.33 average, one of the highest recorded anywhere in the country during Thursday's action.

Henry Cooper Hits A Huge Average

The highest average recorded across all competitions came from Henry Cooper, whose incredible 115.62 average helped him win the Vault 18.0 event at The Kings Arms, Wallisdown.

It's a performance that will certainly catch plenty of attention and demonstrates the quality regularly being produced on the grassroots circuit.

Other Notable Winners

Elsewhere there were victories for:

• Johnny Haines at Farnborough.
• Jamie Kelling at Andover.
• Jack Seymour at Locks Heath.
• Lee McNulty at Fareham.
• Pete Hughes at Worcester.
• Keith Selby and Brandon Appleby in the two Crawley Green events.
• Shane Turner at Bradmoor Farm.
• Bryan Flew at Brynmawr.
• Sion Thomas at Llanelli.
• Dean Reynolds at Cardiff.
• Craig Gaynor at Faringdon.

Standout Performances

A number of players produced outstanding individual averages during the evening.

• Henry Cooper – 115.62
• Joseph James Blunt Quiney – 111.33
• Robbie Martin – 111.33
• Lloyd Walker – 107.36
• Ashton Brown – 105.68
• Stuart Dutton – 104.86
• James Richardson – 104.42
• Sion Thomas – 103.66
• Joey Cole – 103.66

Looking Ahead

With another busy weekend of darts just around the corner, there will be plenty more opportunities for players to climb the Q4QS rankings.

As always, congratulations to everyone who picked up titles, reached finals or produced personal best performances,

Yesterday's Results Round-Up – Saturday 18 July 2026 (South and South West)

Saturday delivered another busy day of grassroots darts, with more than 30 tournaments added to the Q4QS database. Across the South West there were plenty of familiar faces collecting silverware, while several players continued the excellent form they've shown throughout the summer.

Warren Ryan Wins Birthday Bash Thriller

One of the standout events came at DartAsylum HQ, where the Browns Bar Birthday Bash lived up to its name with a dramatic final.

Warren Ryan edged past Colin Clarke 5-4 to lift the title after one of the closest finals of the weekend. Colin may have fallen just short, but his three 80+ averages showed just how high the standard was throughout the evening.

Steve Boundy and Liam Moore also enjoyed excellent runs, underlining the strength of the field.

Dorchester Pairs Produce Quality

The DTC July Pairs Open at Dorchester Trinity Club produced some outstanding darts.

Matt Yarrow & Robbie Martin lifted the title after defeating Matt Read & Dan Perry 6-2 in the final. Their best average of 97.13 was among the highest recorded anywhere in the South West on Saturday, while Andy Steed & Paul Millford also impressed with a superb 92.02 average during their run.

James Chudleigh Comes Through in Indian Queens

A huge field assembled for the Indian Queens Non County Competition, making James Chudleigh's victory all the more impressive.

James came through a demanding day of darts to defeat Andrew Daniell in the final, while Kev Dunstan caught the eye with the highest average of the tournament at 93.94. It was another reminder of the strength in depth on the Cornish circuit.

Robbie Long Adds Another Title

After reaching Friday night's Hangar 61 final, Robbie Long wasted little time getting back to winning ways.

He claimed the Saturday Night Money In Money Out Knockout title after overcoming Bobby Vickors in the final. Another deep run, followed by another trophy, continues an excellent spell of form for one of the region's most consistent performers.

Ross Godfrey Impresses in Devon

The Galaxy July Open saw Ross Godfrey produce one of the standout individual displays of the day.

His 98.56 average was comfortably the highest of the tournament as he defeated David Dodds in the final, finishing an excellent day's work in style.

Street Delivers Another Busy Evening

Street Darts Organisation hosted another double-header.

Jack Western claimed the Week 5 Open title, while Kevin Marlow came through to win the Week 5 Under-50 competition, ensuring another successful evening for one of the South West's busiest local venues.

Performance of the Day

Saturday produced plenty of quality darts, but the story of the day was perhaps Robbie Long. After finishing runner-up on Friday evening, he bounced back immediately to collect Saturday night's title.

Elsewhere, Matt Yarrow & Robbie Martin impressed in the pairs, James Chudleigh negotiated one of the largest fields of the day in Indian Queens, and Ross Godfrey's near-ton average was one of the standout performances across the South West.

Congratulations to all of Saturday's winners, and good luck to everyone taking to the oche on Sunday. 

Yesterday's Results Round-Up – Thursday 16 July 2026

 

Thursday night was another busy one for the grassroots game, with 46 tournaments added to the Q4QS database. Across the South West there were plenty of familiar names collecting titles, while several players produced outstanding performances on another action-packed evening.

Josh McCarthy Continues His Winning Form

One of the standout stories came at The Carlton Club, Stroud, where Josh McCarthy added yet another Vault 18 title to his growing collection.

Josh defeated Paul Meyer in a closely fought final and once again showed why he remains one of the form players in the region. Averaging over 91 in the final, he continued the consistency that has made him one of the toughest opponents on the South West circuit.

Andy Steed Back on Top

At the rearranged Vault 18 at Stalbridge RBL, Andy Steed claimed another title after defeating Callum Harrison in the final.

Andy produced a superb 92.02 average during the evening and once again demonstrated the quality that has kept him among the leading performers in the Q4QS rankings throughout 2026.

Henry Cooper Triumphs in Yeovil

The Yeovil Labour Club hosted another competitive Vault 18, with Henry Cooper lifting the trophy after overcoming Steve Donohue.

Henry impressed throughout the evening, producing multiple 90+ averages and finishing strongly to secure another excellent title.

Robbie Long Returns to Winning Ways

The weekly Hangar 61 Thursday Night Round Robin once again delivered a highly competitive field.

Robbie Long defeated Martyn Freeman in the final after both players enjoyed excellent evenings. Martyn recorded the night's highest average at 93.94, while Robbie responded with an 88.06 average in the final to seal the title.

Miles O'Toole and Mark Jennings also enjoyed strong runs to the latter stages.

Jamie Shovelton Wins at DartAsylum

Another quality field assembled for the Thursday Night Round Robin at DartAsylum HQ.

Jamie Shovelton emerged victorious after beating Ashton Brown in the final. Although Ashton narrowly missed out on the title, he produced some of the best darts of the evening, recording three averages above 91 during another impressive run.

Morgan Fowler Keeps Momentum Going

Morgan Fowler continued his recent excellent form by winning the Purton Red House Under 70 Round Robin.

His victory over Dillon Moran in the final was built on another consistent night's scoring, while Dave Legg posted the event's highest average with an impressive 91.09.

Performance of the Day

There were several outstanding performances across Thursday's tournaments, but Andy Steed, Josh McCarthy and Henry Cooper all continued their excellent recent form with another title.

Martyn Freeman's 93.94 average at Hangar 61 and Ashton Brown's scoring display at DartAsylum also deserve special mention despite both falling just short in their respective finals.

Congratulations to all of Thursday night's winners, and good luck to everyone back on the oche over the weekend.

South West Results Round-Up – Robbie Long, Josh McCarthy and Liam Blakeley Among Thursday's Winners

 

Thursday produced another excellent evening of grassroots darts across the South West, with ADC Vault 18 events and Opens delivering plenty of quality performances, big averages and several familiar names lifting titles.

From Patchway and Stroud to Yeovil, Plymouth, Faringdon and Bournemouth, another busy night saw players battling for valuable Vault ranking points as the summer season gathered momentum.

Robbie Long Produces Huge Performance At Hangar61

One of the standout performances of the night came at Hangar61, Patchway, where Robbie Long claimed the Thursday Night Round Robin title.

Long defeated Lewis Kendall 3-1 in the final, producing a magnificent 107.36 average against Jacob Godber earlier in the evening before following it up with another outstanding 98.02 average against recent Hangar61 champion John Brown.

Lewis Kendall continued his impressive recent run by reaching another final, while Matt Jackson and Chris Williams were also among the players making deep runs.

Josh McCarthy Wins Strong Stroud Vault

A competitive field assembled at The Carlton Club, Stroud, where Josh McCarthy edged Cori Wiltshire 3-2 in an excellent final.

McCarthy produced one of the performances of the evening with a superb 105.86 average, while Cori Wiltshire continued his excellent recent form with averages of 95.49 and 89.25. Lee Andrews also featured among the leading performers in another high-quality Gloucestershire event.

Liam Blakeley Stuns Henry Cooper

At Yeovil Labour Club, Liam Blakeley produced arguably the performance of the South West evening.

Blakeley defeated the in-form Henry Cooper 3-0 in the final, firing a brilliant 107.36 average. Cooper still impressed with averages of 94.57 and 90.93, while Matt Yarrow also topped the century mark with 102.48 earlier in the competition.

Ricky King Continues His Fine Form

Another familiar winner emerged at The Kings Arms, Wallisdown, where Ricky King defeated Jayden Walker 3-1 in the final.

Walker posted the event's highest average of 96.04, but King's consistency across the evening earned him another impressive Vault title.

Scott Lawrey Claims Plymouth Success

The Legends Lounge in Plymouth hosted another competitive Vault event.

Scott Lawrey edged Sean Taylor 3-2 in the final after both players enjoyed excellent evenings, while Darren Pearce and Aiden Stenson also featured among the strongest performers.

Sam Jackson Wins At Faringdon

At Faringdon Football Club, Sam Jackson lifted the title after defeating Mac Goves 3-1 in the final.

Gary Court once again demonstrated his scoring power with the highest average of the evening at 93.94, but Jackson proved the most consistent performer over the course of the tournament.

Other South West Highlights

• Jamie Shovelton won the Thursday Night Round Robin at DartAsylum HQ.
• Chris Clark claimed victory at Highridge United FC in Bristol.
• Dave Legg won the Deers Leap Under-70 event.
• Evesham's Night Two produced another excellent standard, with Joe Quiney leading the averages on 88.41 despite no overall winner being identified in the available results.

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South West Winners

🏆 Robbie Long – Hangar61, Patchway

🏆 Josh McCarthy – Stroud

🏆 Liam Blakeley – Yeovil

🏆 Ricky King – Wallisdown

🏆 Scott Lawrey – Plymouth

🏆 Sam Jackson – Faringdon

🏆 Jamie Shovelton – DartAsylum HQ

🏆 Chris Clark – Bristol

🏆 Dave Legg – Deers Leap

🔥 Performance of the Day: Robbie Long – 107.36 average and victory at Hangar61.

Another excellent night of grassroots darts showed once again the strength of the South West scene, with several players producing outstanding performances as the race for Vault ranking points continues.

South & South West Round-Up – Brown and Cooper Continue Outstanding Form

 

Thursday night delivered another excellent programme of grassroots darts across the South West, with familiar names continuing their impressive seasons and several players producing outstanding three-figure averages.

From Bristol and Yeovil to Plymouth, Faringdon and Kentisbeare, there was plenty of quality on display as the ADC Vault Series continued.

Ashton Brown Produces Another Statement Performance

Few players are enjoying a better run than Ashton Brown.

The Hangar61 regular claimed yet another title after defeating Freddie Smith 3-0 in the final of the Thursday Night Round Robin at DartAsylum HQ.

Brown was in outstanding form throughout the evening, producing a superb 104.86 average in the final and recording three separate averages above 98 during the tournament. His recent consistency continues to make him one of the hottest players on the South West circuit.

Freddie Smith also deserves plenty of credit after another excellent run to the final.

Henry Cooper Dominates In Yeovil

The Yeovil Labour Club once again produced a strong Vault field, but it was Henry Cooper who stole the headlines.

Cooper defeated Paul Grenville 3-0 in the final and produced two sensational performances over the 100 mark, including a magnificent 103.26 average.

His latest success further strengthens an already excellent 2026 campaign and confirms his status as one of the leading players in the South West.

Scott Lawrey Triumphs In Plymouth

At Legends Lounge in Plymouth, Scott Lawrey came through a competitive field to defeat Sean Taylor 3-0 in the final.

Andy Steed once again showed his quality by recording the highest average of the event at 96.97, while Sean Taylor produced several excellent performances during his run to the final.

Shane Turner Claims Faringdon Title

Faringdon Town Football Club produced another highly competitive Vault.

Shane Turner defeated Lee Evans 3-1 in the final after producing a superb 100.20 average earlier in the evening.

Lee Evans and Sam Jackson both impressed throughout the tournament, making it one of the strongest events of the night.

Freddie Davey Wins In Kentisbeare

The Wyndham Arms hosted another enjoyable Devon Vault event.

Freddie Davey edged Craig Todd 3-2 in the final after an unbeaten evening, adding another title to his growing collection of good performances this season.

Other South West Highlights

Stewart Lyons claimed the Thursday Night Under 60 title at Highridge United, while Robbie Long continued his excellent run of form by winning another Hangar61 Thursday Night Round Robin.

Samuel King also impressed with victory at Purton after winning nine matches during the evening.

South West Standout Performers

🏆 Ashton Brown – DartAsylum Champion (104.86 average)

🏆 Henry Cooper – Yeovil Vault Champion

🏆 Scott Lawrey – Plymouth Vault Champion

🏆 Shane Turner – Faringdon Vault Champion

🏆 Freddie Davey – Kentisbeare Vault Champion

🏆 Stewart Lyons – Highridge Under 60 Champion

🔥 Performance of the Night: Ashton Brown – 104.86 average

Another excellent evening demonstrated the incredible depth of grassroots darts across the South West, with established names continuing to perform and several players producing averages well into three figures.

South West Results Round-Up – Robbie Long Keeps Winning (27th June 2026)

 

Saturday produced another packed programme of grassroots darts, with several standout performances across the South West and neighbouring counties.

From Taunton to Clandown and local opens to junior competitions, there was no shortage of quality throughout the day.

Robbie Long Continues His Outstanding Run

Robbie Long enjoyed another excellent day by winning the Open Round Robin Tournament after defeating Mat Howell 5-4 in a closely fought final.

Long won eight matches on his way to the title and produced one of the performances of the day with a superb 96.97 average against Freddie Smith. His consistency over recent weeks continues to make him one of the form players on the local circuit.

Mat Howell also impressed by reaching the final, while Cameron Oram and Will Jackson enjoyed strong runs through the draw.

Busy Day At Pegasus 68 Club

Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton hosted a full afternoon of darts with three separate competitions taking place.

In the Singles Knockout, Jody Matthews defeated James Male 6-3 in the final after winning five matches during the event.

The Blind Pairs competition saw Elliot & Callum edge past Kieran & Jody 3-2 in the final, while the Under-18 Round Robin was won by Oliver Reece, who defeated Alfie Plumridge 3-1.

Ellie Harwood recorded the highest average of the junior competition with 77.08, highlighting another encouraging day for youth darts.

Ryan Knight Wins At Clandown

Clandown Darts Promotions hosted the Shawn Pike Birthday Round Robin Special.

Ryan "The Knightmare" Knight came through a competitive field to defeat Chris Allen 4-2 in the final.

Neil Raikes, Chris Allen and Ryan Knight all recorded six victories during the day, illustrating just how closely contested the event proved to be.

Steve Boundy Lifts World Cup Open

Steve Boundy added another title to his growing collection by winning the World Cup of Darts Open Competition.

Boundy defeated Daniel Short 5-3 in the final after recording eight victories throughout the event.

Logun Godbeer and Warren Ryan also enjoyed impressive days, both reaching the latter stages of the competition.

South West Standout Performances

🏆 Robbie Long – Open Round Robin Champion

🏆 Jody Matthews – Pegasus Singles Champion

🏆 Oliver Reece – Pegasus Under-18 Champion

🏆 Elliot & Callum – Pegasus Blind Pairs Winners

🏆 Steve Boundy – World Cup Open Champion

🏆 Ryan Knight – Shawn Pike Birthday Special Champion

🔥 Robbie Long – 96.97 Average

🔥 Steve Boundy – Tournament Winner (8 wins)

Another excellent day of grassroots darts showcased the strength of the South West scene, with experienced campaigners continuing their winning form and plenty of young talent making its mark.

South West Results Round-Up – Palmer & Long Continue Winning Ways

 

Another busy evening saw 25 grassroots tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with several strong performances across Bristol, Wiltshire, Hampshire and the wider South West.

Ryan Palmer Triumphs At DartAsylum HQ

The Thursday Night Round Robin at DartAsylum HQ attracted another competitive field, with Ryan Palmer emerging victorious after defeating John Brown 3-0 in the final.

Palmer enjoyed an outstanding evening, recording eight victories during the tournament and producing a 90.69 average during his semi-final success over Jamie McKinnon.

John Brown also impressed on his way to the final, posting averages of 89.64 and 88.41, while Jamie McKinnon recorded one of the highest averages of the event with 91.09.

Robbie Long Wins At Hangar 61

Another strong field assembled at Hangar 61, where Robbie Long continued his impressive run of form.

Long defeated Lewis Kendall 3-0 in the final, producing a superb 93.94 average earlier in the tournament before finishing strongly with an 86.71 average in the final.

Matt Jackson also enjoyed another excellent evening, recording averages of 91.09 and 86.60 during his run through the competition.

Josh McCarthy Produces The Performance Of The Day

The highest average recorded anywhere in yesterday's Q4QS database came from Josh McCarthy at the MTFC Round Robin.

McCarthy defeated Alan Turnell 3-0 in the final and produced an outstanding 102.48 average, the only three-figure average recorded across the featured South West events.

Craig Gaynor Claims Faringdon Title

Faringdon Town Football Club hosted another successful In Between Cash Competition.

Craig Gaynor defeated Otto Hookham 3-1 in the final and also recorded the highest average of the tournament with 85.52.

Morgan Fowler Victorious At Deers Leap

Morgan Fowler enjoyed an excellent evening at the Deers Leap Under 70 Round Robin.

He defeated Samuel King 4-1 in the final after recording nine victories throughout the event, while Samuel King impressed with two averages above 83 during his run to the final.

Standout Performances

🏆 Ryan Palmer – DartAsylum HQ Champion

🏆 Robbie Long – Hangar 61 Champion

🏆 Josh McCarthy – MTFC Round Robin Champion

🏆 Craig Gaynor – Faringdon Champion

🏆 Morgan Fowler – Deers Leap Champion

🔥 Josh McCarthy – 102.48 Average

🔥 Robbie Long – 93.94 Average

🔥 Matt Jackson – 91.09 Average

Another excellent evening of grassroots darts saw plenty of quality performances across the South West, with familiar names continuing their strong seasons and several players producing averages well into the 90s.