Yesterday’s Darts Results: 40 Tournaments, Huge Averages & Monday’s Winners – 7 September 2026

Monday was a huge night for the Q4QS database, with 40 tournaments added from across the grassroots game. The latest round of Vault action made up a large part of the programme, with events stretching across the country, while several players produced averages comfortably above the 100 mark.

The highest of the night belonged to Mark Stafford, who fired in a superb 112.69, while Adam Beck, Ronnie Sumner and Paul Hogan all reached 111.33.

Stafford combines 112.69 with Bexhill title

Mark Stafford produced Monday's highest recorded average on the way to winning Vault 19.0 at Sidley Working Men's Club in Bexhill.

Stafford's 112.69 came in a 2–1 victory over Darren Gale. He went on to take the tournament with eight wins, beating Adrian Gray 3–0 in the final.

Martin leads the way in Salisbury

There was an excellent night at Stratford Social Club in Salisbury, where Robbie Martin took the Vault title.

Martin defeated Danny Humphries 3–1 in the final, producing a 100.68 average in the decider. Humphries averaged 98.35 despite the defeat, while Ryan Furness also impressed with 96.97. Martin finished with eight wins from the night.

Allen takes Evesham title

Antony Allen enjoyed a dominant night at the Bengeworth Club in Evesham, finishing with eight victories and the tournament title.

Allen defeated Reece Pinches 3–0 in the final and recorded a best average of 98.02. He also produced two 85.89 performances during his run, including one against Danny Lauby.

Self beats Hogan in Basingstoke thriller

One of the strongest tournaments for outright scoring came at The Academy in Basingstoke.

Paul Hogan hit 111.33, but it was Archie Self who eventually took the title, beating Hogan 3–2 in the final with a 107.96 average. Self had already broken the ton barrier with a 100.20 earlier in the competition.

Cleave comes through in Paignton

Finlay Cleave was another winner to combine a title with a ton-plus performance.

Cleave won Vault 19.0 at 8 Ball Bar & Sports in Paignton, beating Leigh Bowman 3–1 in the final. His best performance was a 103.66 average against Jesse Cavanagh, while Alfie Hutton reached 96.97. Cleave and Bowman both recorded seven wins.

More South West and local success

There was plenty more to pick out around the Q4QS core coverage.

At North Star Club in Calne, Scott Mc continued a good run by taking the title with a 3–1 final win over Gary Hiscock. Declan Cox produced the tournament's best average at 103.66, with Hiscock reaching 95.88.

At Shooters Bar in Leominster, Chris Hurds beat Alec Mccready 3–0 in the final, with Hurds also producing the tournament's highest average of 90.18.

Minehead also featured in Monday's Vault programme, where David Farmer defeated Dan Williams 3–2 to take the title. Jack Walker led the averages there with 91.44.

Ton-plus performances around the country

Monday's scoring wasn't confined to the tournament winners.

Adam Beck hit 111.33 at Newark, although Neil Ward eventually took the title.

Ronnie Sumner also averaged 111.33 at Southwick, with Lewis Gurney going on to win the event, while Tyler Garrett and Alex Ward both recorded 107.36 elsewhere during the night's Vault action.

Stuart Dutton also recorded 107.36 at Riverside Club, Wycombe.

There was another ton-plus showing from Neil Wild, who hit 100.20 at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, where Michael Powell took the title. Sion Thomas also recorded 100.20 at Cardigan.

Monday’s top ten individual averages

1. Mark Stafford — 112.69, Sidley Working Men's Club, Bexhill
2. Adam Beck — 111.33, Newark Railway Sports & Social Club
3. Ronnie Sumner — 111.33, Southwick Sports and Social Club
4. Paul Hogan — 111.33, The Academy, Basingstoke
5. Archie Self — 107.96, The Academy, Basingstoke
6. Tyler Garrett — 107.36, Cwmbran Workingmen's Club
7. Alex Ward — 107.36, GWRSA Club, Didcot
8. Stuart Dutton — 107.36, Riverside Club, Wycombe
9. Finlay Cleave — 103.66, 8 Ball Bar & Sports, Paignton
10. Declan Cox — 103.66, North Star Club, Calne

With 40 tournaments added in a single day, Monday provides another substantial addition to the Q4QS database and another batch of results that will feed into player records, form, rankings and statistics.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Cooper Retains Vault Crown as Martin, Court and Crook Impress

 

Saturday produced another fascinating day across the grassroots game, with 20 tournaments added to the Q4QS database from 22 August.

There were strong fields, big performances and plenty of different levels of the game represented, but one result that certainly deserves highlighting was Henry Cooper successfully retaining his ADC South West crown.

Elsewhere, Robbie Martin produced a superb display at Dorchester, Gary Court came through a competitive Wiltshire Darts House Open, Roger Crook booked his MODUS opportunity and Logun Godbeer continued to impress on the junior circuit.

Cooper retains his South West crown

Henry Cooper may not have made the six featured winners on today's graphic, but his victory at the ADC South West Series 18.0 MODUS Super Series Qualifier was undoubtedly one of Saturday's major stories.

Cooper came through the event at St Breward AFC & Social Club, beating Ricky King 6-2 in the final to retain his Vault crown.

The numbers backed up the result too. Cooper produced the tournament's highest recorded average, 92.02, in a 6-0 victory over Jamie Kay before averaging 90.28 in the final against King. Jamie Kay reached 90.99, Neil Meneer 89.29 and Gareth Griffiths 88.14 in what was clearly a competitive South West field.

For Cooper, though, it is another significant regional title and further evidence of the consistency he continues to show in South West competition.

Martin dominates at Dorchester

One of the performances of the day came from Robbie Martin at the DTC August 2026 Open.

There were 118 matches recorded at Dorchester Trinity Club and Martin eventually emerged as champion with a 5-2 final victory over Alfie Yarrow.

Martin's scoring throughout the tournament was particularly impressive. He recorded a 100.20 average alongside two separate 95.94 performances and collected ten wins across the event.

Yarrow also enjoyed an excellent tournament, winning nine matches and reaching the final, with a best recorded average of 92.02.

That makes Martin's victory one of the standout achievements from Saturday's results.

Court takes Wiltshire Open

There was another excellent tournament at Wiltshire Darts House, where Gary Court came through a 75-match competition to take the title.

Court defeated Josh McCarthy 5-3 in the final, finishing the tournament with nine victories. McCarthy collected eight on his way to the runner-up spot.

Court also joined the century club with a 100.20 average, while McCarthy reached 93.94.

With Will Jackson, Dave Geale and Mitch McCarthy among those also accumulating plenty of wins, it looks to have been another strong local field.

Crook books MODUS opportunity

Another significant result came in the MODUS Super Series South East & London Regional Qualifier.

Roger Crook emerged victorious, edging Connor Levett in the deciding match after producing the tournament's best recorded average of 95.39 during his run.

Crook collected five victories, with Levett winning four, while John Power, Jack Seymour and Jack Roddis were among the other players making progress.

The regional qualifying route continues to provide opportunities for players outside the traditional professional circuits, and Crook has now made the most of his.

Godbeer wins again

There was another success for Logun Godbeer, this time in the JDC VOLTS Series 7 event at Highbridge Social Club.

Godbeer beat Tai Anderson 3-1 in the final and collected six wins during the competition. He also recorded the event's three highest averages at 75.87, 71.25 and 69.63.

Saturday was a busy day for the VOLTS circuit generally. Tyler Shuck won at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, Callum Williams took the Llandysul event and Joel Walton won at the Bullseye Bar in Lichfield.

Tauringana takes South West Under-55 regional title

The South West also staged its Vault 18.0 Level Up Core Regional Finals, with Panashe Tauringana coming through to take the title.

Tauringana defeated Fraser Pearce in the final, while Pearce accumulated seven victories across the competition. The biggest recorded average belonged to Zayn Paterson at 93.94.

It's another example of why the restricted-average competitions are becoming such an interesting part of the grassroots calendar, providing meaningful competition and progression opportunities at different levels of the game.

Plenty more winners

The depth of Saturday's schedule stretched well beyond the headline events.

Rich Hosey won a huge 301 DIDO round robin at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, with 113 matches recorded and ten victories for the eventual champion.

Harley Glycos won the 120-match Its 4LIAM. BiG 30 tournament in Newport, collecting nine victories, while Dave Fisher won ten matches on his way to success in the Princess Royal round robin.

There was also an impressive ten-win title run from Aaron Beeney, while Wayne Halliwell won the Shaftesbury Monthly and Ben Spencer came through the SSNAP Charity Event.

Another strong Saturday

Twenty more tournaments have now been added to Q4QS, and once again the results demonstrate just how much competitive darts is taking place away from the biggest televised stages.

For me, Cooper retaining his South West crown deserves to be right among the headline stories, alongside Martin's excellent Dorchester performance, Court's Wiltshire success and Crook earning his MODUS opportunity.

And with Godbeer winning again at Highbridge, there was plenty happening among the next generation as well.

Yesterday's Darts Results Review – 5 August 2026

 

Wednesday once again delivered a packed evening of grassroots darts, with 86 tournaments added to the Q4QS database and hundreds of players competing across the UK. From established names continuing their excellent form to new winners making their mark, there was plenty to catch the eye.

The headline performance in the South West came from Craig Difford, who claimed Week 5 of the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix with a commanding 3-0 victory over Kieran Spurdle. Difford produced the highest average of the tournament at 93.94, continuing what has been another impressive run of form.

Over in Bristol, Zach Quinn added another title to his growing collection by winning the latest Vault 18 at The Sartan Club. Quinn edged past Danny Humphries 3-2 in an excellent final, with Humphries also producing one of the performances of the night, averaging 96.97 during the event. The pair continue to establish themselves as two of the most consistent performers in the South West.

There was another notable winner in Dorset as Robbie Martin lifted the title at Stalbridge RBL, producing a string of quality displays throughout the evening and recording four of the tournament's five highest averages.

Further west, Harry Madge continued his excellent season by taking victory at Galaxy Sports Bar, Torquay, overcoming Luke Grantham in the final after another consistent night's work.

At The Wellington Arms, Ilfracombe, Nigel Gullon battled through another competitive field, while Ryan Griffiths emerged victorious at Shooters Bar, Leominster, defeating Chris Hurds in the final after Zac Griffiths had earlier produced the tournament's highest average of 103.66.

Standout Performances

Although tournament victories rightly take the headlines, several players produced outstanding individual performances during the evening.

• Zac Griffiths fired a superb 103.66 average at Shooters Bar.
• Danny Humphries registered 96.97 during the Sartan Club event.
• Daniel Donovan also reached 96.97 in Ilfracombe.
• Josh McCarthy impressed with a 95.41 average at Stonehouse.
• Josh Lewis followed closely behind on 94.40.

These performances underline the quality now regularly seen across grassroots darts, with ton-plus averages becoming increasingly common at local competitions.

A Mention for Dexter Cornes

Congratulations also go to Dexter Cornes, who claimed victory in the Hangar 61 Under-55 Average Tournament. Events like these continue to provide an excellent competitive environment for developing players and those progressing through the regional ranks, and another title will provide Dexter with plenty of confidence moving forward.

With another 86 tournaments completed, the Q4QS rankings continue to evolve daily, making every Wednesday one of the busiest and most significant nights of the grassroots darts calendar.

Q4QS Rankings – July 2026

The Top 200 Across the Midlands, Wales and Southern England

July was another extremely busy month for grassroots darts, with tournaments taking place throughout the Q4QS coverage area and thousands of individual match performances added to the database.

The latest rankings bring those results together to produce a Top 200 covering the Midlands, Wales and Southern England.

This is not yet a complete national Q4QS ranking. It reflects the areas currently included within the main Q4QS results coverage, with players ordered by their overall Q4QS rating rather than by an individual regional ranking.

To prevent players with only a handful of appearances from entering the table on the strength of a very small sample, a player must have competed in at least six eligible events to qualify.

Martin Leads a Closely Contested Top Four

Robbie Martin ends July at the top of the rankings with a Q4QS rating of 125.89, but there is very little room for error at the summit.

Chas Barstow is only 0.31 points behind in second place on 125.58, with Archie Self a further 0.25 points back on 125.33.

Henry Cooper completes the leading group on 124.65, meaning fewer than 1.25 Q4QS points separate the top four players.

That provides a fascinating battle heading into August. One particularly strong tournament, or a short run of weaker performances, could quickly change the order.

Lee Evans Moves Into the Top Five

WLee Evans takes fifth place with a Q4QS rating of 124.24.

Evans has built that position across 187 recorded appearances, winning 175 and losing only 12. His 93.6% win rate demonstrates the sustained consistency required to remain close to the very top of the rankings.

Josh McCarthy, Johnny Haines, Sean Holley, Connor Hopkins and Kurt Parry complete the  Top 10.

July 2026 Top 20

1. Robbie Martin – 125.89
2. Chas Barstow – 125.58
3. Archie Self – 125.33
4. Henry Cooper – 124.65
5. Lee Evans – 124.24
6. Josh McCarthy – 123.26
7. Johnny Haines – 123.23
8. Sean Holley – 123.15
9. Connor Hopkins – 122.66
10. Kurt Parry – 122.53
11. Mike Huntley – 121.79
12. Dan Nicholls – 121.77
13. Stephen Cake – 121.68
14. Matt Dennant – 121.35
15. Kieran Smith – 121.08
16. Alec Small – 120.55
17. James Richardson – 120.45
18. Sam Jackson – 120.44
19. Paul Hogan – 120.44
20. Daniel Astbury – 120.40

Only 5.49 rating points separate first place from 20th, illustrating the strength and competitiveness at the top of the table.(full top 200 on rankings page)

Martin and Barstow Set the Scoring Standard

The two leading players also occupy the top two positions across several of the main performance measures.

Chas Barstow holds the highest Q4QS average within the Top 200 at 86.09, narrowly ahead of Robbie Martin on 85.45.

Martin has the stronger overall playing average, recording 85.90, compared with Barstow's 85.75.

Those figures help explain why the pair have established themselves at the head of the July standings. Both combine high scoring with an exceptional level of consistency over a significant number of recorded matches.

Huntley's Remarkable Winning Record

Mike Huntley sits 11th overall but has one of the most impressive statistical records anywhere in the rankings.

Across 463 recorded appearances, Huntley has won 442 times and lost only 21, producing a remarkable 95.5% win rate.

Maintaining that percentage over such a large sample is particularly notable. It is one thing to record a high winning percentage across a handful of events, but Huntley's figures demonstrate sustained dominance over a considerable period.

Archie Self is close behind with a 95.3% win rate, while Robbie Martin and Sean Holley have also won more than 94% of their recorded matches.

Experience Throughout the Rankings

The table includes a mixture of players who have quickly established high ratings and others whose positions are supported by hundreds of recorded performances.

Edward Manley has the largest sample among the July Top 200, with 848 recorded appearances. His record includes 712 victories and 136 defeats, giving him an 84% winning percentage.

Mike Huntley has 463 appearances, while several other highly ranked players have already passed 300.

That depth of data is important because it allows the rankings to reflect sustained performance rather than one isolated tournament result.

The Standard Required to Reach the Top 200

Corey Milward occupies the final published position with a Q4QS rating of 108.17.

Even at 200th, Milward has won 46 of his 59 recorded matches, giving him a 78% win rate.

That underlines the standard now required simply to appear in the rankings. The Top 200 is not just a list of occasional tournament winners; it contains players who have consistently won matches across the areas covered by Q4QS.

There is a gap of only 17.72 points between first and 200th, meaning the rankings remain tightly grouped despite the size of the table.

What Happens in August?

The rankings will continue to change as new tournament results are added.

Players near the top will be attempting to challenge Robbie Martin for the number-one position, while those just outside the Top 20 will be looking for the performances needed to break into the leading group.

Further down the table, the battle to remain inside the Top 200 could be every bit as competitive.

With tournaments taking place across the Midlands, Wales and Southern England every week, there should be no shortage of opportunities for players to climb during August. 

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. 

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?

South & South West Darts Results Round-Up – 3 June 2026

 Wednesday night produced another packed schedule of grassroots darts across the South and South West, with strong turnouts, several 100+ averages and titles claimed across Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Bristol, Dorset, Devon and Hampshire.

Tournament Highlights

Devizes Town Round Robin

Johnny Haines was the standout performer in Devizes, lifting the title after defeating Steve Perkins in the final. Haines topped both the averages and wins charts on the night, recording a superb 93.94 average and eight match victories.

Purton Under 70 Average

Dave Taylor enjoyed a fantastic evening in Purton, defeating Samuel King 4-2 in the final. Taylor finished with nine wins from the event, the highest win total recorded across the featured South & South West tournaments.

DartAsylum Under 55 Average

Another competitive field gathered at DartAsylum HQ, where Jack Kempster edged past Jenson White in the final. White produced the highest average of the event and, alongside Kempster, finished with seven victories on the night.

Vault 17 Stonehouse

Kieran Smith claimed the title at Stonehouse and produced one of the performances of the evening with a superb 104.86 average. Smith defeated Andy Hammond in the final and finished the night with six wins.

Vault 17 Stalbridge

Robbie Martin delivered one of the highest averages seen anywhere on Wednesday, recording 109.11 during his title-winning run. Martin won eight matches and defeated Max Adams in the final.

Vault 17 Bishopsworth

Matty Rogers secured victory at the Sartan Club after defeating Mervyn Adams in the final. Rogers finished the evening with eight victories and continued his strong recent form.

Vault 17 Ilfracombe

North Devon saw Daniel Donovan emerge victorious after a hard-fought evening. Donovan claimed the title ahead of Jack Walker, who recorded several of the tournament's best averages.

🏆 Performance of the Day

Henry Cooper (Christchurch) – 111.33 Average

The highest average recorded across all South & South West tournaments logged by Q4QS on Wednesday came from Henry Cooper, whose outstanding 111.33 average at Christchurch led the way for the day.

💯 Century Club

Players recording 100+ averages:

• Henry Cooper – 111.33 (Christchurch)
• Robbie Martin – 109.11 (Stalbridge)
• Chas Barstow – 107.36 (Winchester)
• Paul Rowley – 107.36 (Shrewsbury)
• Kieran Smith – 104.86 (Stonehouse)
• Lewis Pearse – 103.66 (Abbots Langley)
• Ash Coleman – 103.66 (Blackheath)
• Paul Ballantyne – 103.66 (Newtown)
• Oscar Saxton – 102.48 (Telford)
• Chas Barstow – 102.48 (Winchester)

🔥 Most Wins of the Day

• Dave Taylor – 9 wins (Purton Under 70 Average)
• Johnny Haines – 8 wins (Devizes Town Round Robin)
• Robbie Martin – 8 wins (Vault 17 Stalbridge)
• Matty Rogers – 8 wins (Vault 17 Bishopsworth)
• Daniel Donovan – 8 wins (Vault 17 Ilfracombe)
• Chas Barstow – 8 wins (Vault 17 Winchester)

Looking Ahead

With Vault 17 continuing to produce large fields across the region and strong performances emerging from established and developing players alike, the South & South West scene remains one of the busiest areas covered by the Q4QS database. Thursday brings another packed schedule, and it will be interesting to see who can follow Wednesday's standout performers.

Quest For Q School continues to track results, averages, rankings and player progress from grassroots darts across the South & South West.