Yesterday’s Darts Results: Shaun Vernall Wins Champion of Champions as Two Players Hit 115.62 Averages (20th September 2026)

Another 47 tournaments from Friday 19 September have been added to the Q4QS database, and this was a particularly interesting batch.

There were two 115.62 averages, several strong Vault 19 performances, more junior results and two WADC events. But for my South and South West coverage, the standout story came at Evesham.

Vernall wins the Champion of Champions

Shaun Vernall won The Food To Go Champion of Champions Finals Night at Evesham Darts Competitions, beating Pete Hughes 5–3 in the final.

It was backed up by some excellent numbers. Vernall produced the best average of the tournament with 100.20, also recording 96.23 and 89.41 during the event.

Hughes was impressive too, reaching 95.77, while Joe Quiney produced a 90.18.

Vernall and Hughes both finished the tournament with six wins, with Quiney recording five.

For Vernall, though, this was the important statistic: another tournament title and one achieved against a strong Evesham field.

Two 115.62 averages

The biggest numbers anywhere in Friday’s data came from Kyle Ison and Roger Crook, who remarkably both recorded 115.62 averages.

Ison produced his at the Vault 19 event at Burghfield Community Sports Association in Reading. The title there went to Archie Self, who beat Paul Self 3–0 in the final and recorded averages of 96.97 and 93.94 on his way through.

Crook did turn his 115.62 into a tournament-winning night.

At Danny’s Bar in Banbury, he added averages of 97.14, 85.89, 83.50 and 82.44 and finished with eight victories before beating Michael Cuddon 3–1 in the final.

That is one of the more impressive complete sets of numbers I’ve seen in these daily reports.

Ellie Harwood wins the Pegasus Ladies Round Robin

There were two tournaments at Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton, including another women’s event for the database.

Ellie Harwood won the Ladies Round Robin, beating Shelley Cotterell 3–1 in the final.

Cotterell recorded the tournament’s highest average at 72.73, while Harwood reached 71.57 and finished with six victories.

The Pegasus Under-65 event was won by Peter Taswell, who came through a 4–3 final against Ryan Greenslade. Greenslade recorded the highest average at 79.11, with Brooklyn Anthony reaching 78.05.

Steve Boundy takes Saturday night title

Another result worth picking out came from the Saturday Night Money In Money Out Round Robin.

Steve Boundy took the title with a 4–1 final victory over Leon Taylor, finishing the tournament with seven wins.

The highest average belonged to Ashton Brown at 88.41, while Louis Dance hit 86.89 and Boundy reached 82.17.

More big Vault 19 performances

There were plenty more strong numbers among the Vault 19 events.

At Inn On The Green in Shrewsbury, Sam Morris took the title against Jake B-Smith. Jamie Chaplin produced a huge 107.05, while Morris himself hit 96.97.

Ashley Coleman was particularly consistent in Peterborough, winning the Vault with seven victories while recording 100.20, 96.97 and 93.94 among the leading averages.

At Worthies Sports and Social Club in Winchester, Jamie Kelling beat Henry Povey 3–1 in the final and produced a 94.60 average.

WADC titles for Millie Jolley and Kelly Stevens

And, as part of the continuing Q4QS coverage of the women’s game, I’m including the WADC events in these daily roundups rather than allowing them to disappear among the larger number of open events.

Millie Jolley won the WADC Vault at Fordham RBL, beating Amanda Harwood 3–1 in the final. Harwood recorded the highest average at 62.56.

At The Castle & Falcon in Newark, Kelly Stevens took the second WADC title, defeating Sienna Beck 3–0. Stevens also produced the tournament’s highest average of 68.32.

Friday’s standout averages

At the very top of Friday’s numbers were Kyle Ison and Roger Crook at 115.62, followed by Jamie Chaplin’s 107.05 and Kevin Leadenham’s 103.66.

Shaun Vernall and Ashley Coleman both broke the three-figure barrier with 100.20, while Archie Self, Marc Grace and Sam Morris were among those reaching 96.97.

For my own South and South West coverage, though, Vernall’s Champion of Champions victory at Evesham and Harwood’s win at Pegasus 68 are two of the results that particularly catch my eye.

Another 47 tournaments are now in Q4QS, feeding more results into the growing player records, venue data, rankings, form, head-to-heads and tournament histories.

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Yesterday’s Darts Results: Shaun Vernall Hits 111.33 as 70 Tournaments Join Q4QS – 16 September 2026

Wednesday nights are rapidly becoming one of the biggest nights of the week for the Q4QS database.

This time, 70 tournaments were added, bringing another huge batch of grassroots results into the rankings, player records and venue data.

And there were some seriously good numbers among them.

For my South and South West coverage, Shaun Vernall produced the standout performance with a huge 111.33 average at The Bengeworth in Evesham, and then backed it up with another 107.36. Vince Tipple ultimately took the title there, beating Danny Lauby 3–1 in the final.

Meanwhile, Chard produced another excellent tournament, Andy Steed won again in Barnstaple, Josh Lewis took the title in Stonehouse and there was plenty more happening across the region.

Vernall goes 111.33 and 107.36 at Evesham

Let's start at The Bengeworth.

Shaun Vernall hit 111.33 and 107.36 averages on the same night.

Those are two enormous performances at this level, and the 111.33 was the highest average among the South West performances highlighted in Wednesday's results.

But the tournament belonged to Vince Tipple.

Tipple produced two 93.94 averages during his run and finished with seven victories before beating Danny Lauby 3–1 in the final.

Lauby collected six wins, while Aaron Edmunds, Reece Pinches and Darrel Williams all recorded five.

It's another good example of something that comes up regularly in these reports: the player producing the night's biggest average doesn't necessarily end up holding the trophy.

Mason Doble wins a high-quality Chard event

The Choughs Hotel in Chard produced arguably the deepest local set of headline performances of the night.

Jack Walker averaged 107.36.

Darren Herbert wasn't far behind with 103.66.

And eventual champion Mason Doble joined them in three figures with 100.20.

Doble then did what neither of the other two managed – he won the tournament.

He finished with a remarkable nine victories, with Herbert recording eight, before Doble beat Herbert 3–0 in the final.

Three different players breaking the 100 barrier makes Chard one of Wednesday's obvious venues to highlight.

Andy Steed wins again

Andy Steed's name seems to be appearing rather regularly in these reports.

This time the venue was Barnstaple Town FC, where Steed finished with seven victories and defeated Zac Sanders 3–1 in the final.

He also produced the highest average of the tournament at 91.80, alongside further performances of 86.91 and 82.20.

Daniel Donovan reached 88.41, while Sanders and Nigel Gullon both recorded six wins.

So unlike some of Wednesday's other tournaments, there was no split between the statistical standout and the champion here.

Steed topped the averages and took the title.

Logan Symons Jnr takes Bodmin title

There was another strong winning performance at Bodmin Band & Social Club.

Logan Symons Jnr averaged 96.97, 93.94 and 90.18 during the tournament and finished with seven victories.

Martin Smith also collected seven wins, setting up the final between the pair.

Symons edged it 3–2 to take the title.

That's a particularly impressive trio of averages from the eventual champion.

Josh Lewis delivers in Stonehouse

At Magpies Social Club in Stonehouse, Josh Lewis was both the leading scorer and the tournament winner.

Lewis hit a tournament-best 90.94, added 81.98 later in the competition and then averaged 81.14 as he defeated Matthew Kerry 4–2 in the final.

He finished the tournament with six wins.

Another strong Wednesday night performance from one of the venues right in the heart of my regular Q4QS coverage.

Sartan title goes to Alfie Palmer

The Sartan Club in Bishopsworth produced another competitive Vault.

Matthew Rogers recorded the highest average at 93.94, while Steve Boundy produced 88.41, 84.09 and 83.82.

But it was Alfie Palmer who came through the field.

Palmer finished with eight victories and defeated Boundy 3–2 in the final.

With Sartan now becoming such an important part of the Q4QS South West data, these Wednesday results continue to add considerably to the venue's player records and rankings.

Wayne Millin fires in 103.66

There was another eye-catching three-figure performance at the Purton Red House Under-70 event.

Wayne Millin averaged 103.66, despite the tournament being an under-70 average competition.

Millin ultimately recorded five victories, while Chris Martin went on to take the tournament with eight wins and Samuel King finished with seven.

It is one of those unusual individual performances that immediately jumps out when going through the daily data.

Andy Evans takes Devizes title

There was also a strong night for Andy Evans at the Devizes Town Round Robin Under-70 event.

Evans recorded eight victories and produced the tournament's two highest averages – 84.42 and 81.29.

Daniel Fitchett also reached eight wins, but Evans won their final 4–1 to take the title.

Beyond the South West

Although these reports remain weighted towards my South and South West coverage, some numbers elsewhere are simply too good to ignore.

George Cressey produced a 111.33 at Tonbridge and followed it with a 100.20 on his way to eight victories and the title, while Joe Croft hit 107.36 at Abbots Langley.

There were plenty more big averages across Wednesday's enormous results set as well.

That's one of the benefits of the database getting larger: I can keep the main focus on the areas Q4QS currently covers most closely while still spotting performances elsewhere that deserve a mention.

70 more tournaments added to Q4QS

The number at the top of today's graphic is probably worth emphasising: 70 tournaments.

Every one adds more information to the Q4QS picture – more matches, more player form, more head-to-head data, more venue history and more evidence behind the rankings.

For the South West, my main Wednesday stories are Shaun Vernall's 111.33 and 107.36 at Evesham, Jack Walker's 107.36 at Chard, Mason Doble's nine-win title run, another Andy Steed victory and strong winning performances from Logan Symons Jnr and Josh Lewis.

And with this much darts now arriving on a single Wednesday, there is becoming far more to these daily reports than simply listing who won.

Q4QS Weekly Spotlight: Three Players Who Caught My Eye This Week

 

Another seven days of grassroots darts produced plenty of candidates for the Weekly Spotlight, but this week’s final three stood out for very different reasons.

Louis Melville combined one of the week’s most important victories with another two tournament wins and a further final. Shaun Vernall continued an extraordinary run of consistency, winning three events and finishing the week by taking the £800 Gloucester Open. And Cody Sheppard produced an excellent sequence of results at Out Out Bar, culminating in a convincing Premier League Qualification victory.

As always, this isn’t simply about picking the three highest averages or the biggest names. It’s about the players whose performances, consistency or individual stories caught my eye over the previous seven days.

Louis Melville

Player Profile

Louis Melville has put together an outstanding record in the Q4QS database.

Across 243 recorded matches, Melville has won 215, giving him an excellent 88.5% win rate. From only 38 recorded events, he has already collected 22 tournament victories, alongside three runner-up finishes, four semi-finals and five quarter-finals.

His overall match average stands at 77.96, but his peak numbers show considerably more. His best recorded average is 111.33, with further performances of 107.36 and three separate 103.66 averages among his top five.

There is also plenty of quality in the opposition he has beaten. His best-rated recorded win is now against Dean Reynolds, while his record also includes several victories over Timothy Jones and a win over Creed Jenkins.

This Week

Melville began the week by winning the MODUS Super Series South Wales Regional Qualifier at Wattsville National Club, defeating Dean Reynolds 6–5 in the final.

That victory now also appears as the highest-rated win in his player profile, with Melville averaging 80.71 in the deciding match against Reynolds.

He followed it with another title at Olivers Sports Bar, winning the Vault 19 Open Warm Up. Melville produced two 91.09 averages during that tournament before beating Richie Limbert 3–1 in the final.

Then came another victory at the same venue in Friday’s ADC Open Ranking event.

This was arguably his best scoring performance of the week. Melville recorded 96.97, 92.02, 91.09 and 90.18 averages and completed the title with a 3–0 final victory over Liam Hughes.

Even then, the week wasn’t over. On Saturday he reached another final, defeating Ieuan Evans and Harry Morris in the knockout stages before losing 3–1 to Finley Bennett.

Three titles, including a MODUS regional qualifier, plus another final made Melville impossible to leave out this week.

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Shaun Vernall

Player Profile

Shaun Vernall continues to build one of the most impressive grassroots records in the database.

He has played 762 recorded matches, winning 636 of them for an 83.5% win rate across 117 events. Those appearances have produced 39 tournament victories, 22 runner-up finishes and another 43 quarter-final or semi-final appearances.

His overall match average stands at 76.92, while his last ten currently average 84.22. His ceiling is enormous: Vernall’s best recorded average is 128.71, with further peaks of 120.24, 112.63 and two 107.36 performances.

His list of significant victories includes Josh McCarthy, Neil Wild and Joe Quiney — with one win over Wild accompanied by a 98.40 average.

This Week

Vernall started his winning run at Widden Rugby Club, where he took the title after eight victories and produced a 93.94 average during the event.

He then added another tournament victory at Faringdon, once again defeating Rich Griffee in the final.

But the biggest performance was saved until Saturday.

The Gloucester Open featured 288 recorded matches, and Vernall came through the event with 20 victories recorded across the day before defeating Declan Cox 5–1 in the final.

His player profile gives an even clearer picture of the knockout run. Vernall beat James Mann and Archie McChristie with consecutive 96.97 averages, defeated Joe Bagguley 4–1 in the semi-final and then completed the title with a 5–1 victory over Cox.

It also left his latest recorded form at a perfect 10 wins from 10.

Vernall has featured before, but this series isn't about avoiding repeat names for the sake of it. Three titles in a week, capped by the Gloucester Open, demanded another appearance.

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Cody Sheppard

Player Profile

Cody Sheppard brings a completely different story to this week’s three.

His profile already contains a substantial 605 recorded matches, with 367 victories and a 60.7% win rate across 132 events. He has recorded 10 tournament victories, alongside 25 runner-up finishes, 15 semi-finals and 33 quarter-finals.

His overall match average is 55.48, but that number hides some very eye-catching peaks.

Sheppard’s best recorded average is a remarkable 112.78, while he has also produced a 100.20 and two 88.41 performances.

His record also contains wins against much higher-rated opposition, headed by Alec Small and Alfie O’Brien.

This Week

Sheppard’s week was built around a series of events at Out Out Bar.

He first won the NDC Open, beating Charlie Morgan 4–2 in the final.

There were then two further Premier League Qualification runs. On Wednesday he reached the final after beating Mason White and Archie Bourne, before Cody Vodden edged him 3–2.

Two days later, Sheppard turned that result around emphatically.

He beat Kenzie Thomas 5–3 in the semi-final and then defeated Vodden 6–1 in the final, averaging 67.75 to complete the tournament victory.

That was particularly notable after several close battles between the pair during the week, and it gave Sheppard a second tournament victory from a run that also contained multiple finals.

For a player still developing, that sort of repeated exposure to latter-stage matches can be every bit as interesting as one isolated big average.

Two tournament victories, multiple finals and a 6–1 win to finish the week earns Cody Sheppard his place in the Weekly Spotlight.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Big Numbers at GWRSA as Spurdle Takes Grand Prix Finals (20th August 2026)

 

Wednesday 19 August produced another varied night across the grassroots darts scene, with 32 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

There were strong performances across the South West, a particularly eye-catching night at the GWRSA Club, another title for Shaun Vernall, and a Grand Prix Finals victory for Keiran Spurdle. The JDC VOLTS programme was busy again too, while several players broke through the 90 and 100-average barriers.

Spurdle takes the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix Finals

One of the night's standout local results came at the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix Finals, where Keiran Spurdle came through a competitive field to take the title.

Spurdle recorded a best average of 87.07 and eventually defeated CJ Ayres 3–2 in the final. Ayres himself had produced an 85.08 earlier in the competition.

Spurdle finished with six wins, while Dave Fisher recorded five and Ayres five, rounding off the Grand Prix series with a closely fought finale.

Vernall wins at Evesham

Shaun Vernall added another tournament victory at Evesham Darts Competitions.

Vernall won seven matches and defeated Nick Kibble 4–1 in the final, recording several solid averages along the way including an 83.15.

The biggest individual number at Evesham belonged to Curtis Savage, however, with an excellent 96.97 average.

Nick Kibble and Reece Pinches both recorded six wins as Vernall ultimately emerged on top.

Huge scoring at GWRSA

Some of Wednesday's best numbers came from the GWRSA Club.

Roger Crook produced the highest recorded average anywhere in Wednesday's results with a superb 103.66, while Johnny Haines wasn't far behind with a 100.20 and another performance of 98.68.

Yet neither won the tournament.

That honour went to Andy Smith, who recorded a 96.97 of his own during the event and eventually beat Crook 3–0 in the final.

Smith finished the night with eight victories, Crook seven and Haines six – a very strong tournament by any measure.

Chris Hurds wins in Leominster

Chris Hurds was another of Wednesday's featured winners, coming through the Money Money Out event in Leominster.

Hurds recorded an 86.71 average during his run before beating Hayden Newman 3–2 in the final.

Alec McCready also featured prominently, twice recording 83.50 averages and picking up six wins during the tournament.

Stone comes through at Stalbridge

At Stalbridge, Steve Stone began the new season with a tournament victory.

Stone defeated Jonathan Stuart 3–2 in the final, finishing the competition with seven victories.

The performance numbers were headed by Max Adams, who produced a 93.94 average as well as an 85.89 during the event.

Kearns takes Purton Under-70 competition

Another sizeable competition took place at Purton, with 70 matches recorded in the Under-70 Average Cash In-Cash Out event.

Dani Kearns eventually took the title, beating Phil Gray 4–2 in the final.

Gray actually finished with eight wins, while Kearns, Gavin Lloyd and Wayne Millin all recorded seven. Samuel King produced the highest recorded average of the competition at 83.50.

Bailey wins nine at Devizes

Christopher Bailey had a long route to victory at the Devizes Town Under-70 Round Robin.

Bailey accumulated nine wins before edging Ian Runnacles 4–3 in the final.

The best recorded average came from Darren Braine at 81.24, while Mike Barton, Dave Sheppard, Liam Garnett and Andy Evans were among the other leading performers.

Zach Quinn takes ADC sanctioned event

There was also a substantial ADC Sanctioned Round Robin at the Sartan Club, with 75 matches recorded.

Zach Quinn took the title with a 4–1 final victory over Ryan Palmer, recording an 89.10 in that match.

Ryan Smith produced the tournament's best recorded average at 93.94, with Palmer hitting 93.38 and Adrian Wood 91.09. Quinn finished with seven victories, while Palmer, Geoff James and Ryan Smith were among those on six.

Another busy JDC VOLTS night

The JDC VOLTS continued across several venues.

Among Wednesday's winners were Dylan Person, Steffan Thomas, Jay Cottier, Harley Glycos, Rhys Evans, Carson Needs and George Miller.

One of the performances of the night came from Harley Glycos at Out Out Bar in Newport. Glycos produced a 93.94 average and went on to win the tournament with six victories.

At The Kings Pub in Exeter, George Miller defeated Oliver Hutchings 3–2 to take the title, with Hutchings recording six victories across the competition.

More Wednesday winners

There was plenty more happening across the night's 32 competitions.

Louise Pearson won eight matches to take the Top Tee Vault Inbetweener, defeating Toby McLeod 3–2 in the final and recording a best of 83.50.

Reece Colley won the Bostin Darts Vault-style round robin, recording a 93.94 on his way to eight victories and the title.

And there was an excellent performance from Louis Melville at the Shooters warm-up. Melville recorded a 100.20 average, followed it with a 90.18 and ultimately completed an eight-win night by taking the title.

Wednesday's standout numbers

There were four ton-plus recorded averages among the leading performances:

Roger Crook – 103.66
Johnny Haines – 100.20
Louis Melville – 100.20
Kev Brown – 100.20

Johnny Haines also recorded 98.68, while Andy Smith and Curtis Savage both hit 96.97.

Another night where the highest average didn't necessarily mean lifting the trophy – and another useful batch of grassroots results added to the growing Q4QS picture.

Yesterday's Darts Results: 16 August 2026 Vernall Doubles Up as Taunton Produces Huge Numbers

 

Sunday 16 August was a packed day of grassroots darts, with 56 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

And while there was action right across the country – from the PDC Challenge Tour to JDC VOLTS and a huge programme of Vault events – there was plenty happening closer to home.

Shaun Vernall won twice, Paul Gardiner came through a high-quality event in Taunton, Charlie Wiles followed a Taunton final with victory in Kentisbeare, and the junior circuit visited both Exeter and Minehead.

There were some exceptional individual performances too, headed by a remarkable 111.33 average from Daren Field at the Queens Arms in Taunton.

Vernall completes a Sunday double

It was quite a day for Shaun Vernall, who managed to win not one but two Vault events.

The first came at Matson Rugby Club in Gloucester, where 57 matches were recorded. Vernall won eight times on his way through the competition and defeated Cody Kibble 3–1 in the final.

His best recorded average was an 88.41, with James Mann producing the performance of the tournament with a 100.20.

Vernall then did it all over again at the Nags Head in Cinderford.

Another eight victories followed, this time culminating in a 3–1 final win over Mark Wellington. Vernall produced an 85.39 during the tournament before averaging 85.03 in the final itself.

Sixteen wins and two tournament victories in the same day makes that one of Sunday's standout stories.

Fireworks at the Queens Arms

The Queens Arms in Taunton produced arguably the most eye-catching collection of numbers anywhere in the grassroots results.

Daren Field fired in an extraordinary 111.33, the highest individual average recorded across Sunday's 56 tournaments.

But he wasn't alone.

C-Jay Pipe hit 100.20, Dave Fisher recorded 97.64, Charlie Wiles produced 96.97 and Andy Steed added a 93.94.

With that standard being produced, winning the tournament was never going to be straightforward.

It was Paul Gardiner who ultimately came through, defeating Charlie Wiles 3–2 in the final.

Wiles actually recorded eight wins across the event – the most of anybody – but Gardiner was the player left standing at the end.

Wiles responds with Kentisbeare victory

For Charlie Wiles, however, Sunday wasn't finished.

After reaching the final in Taunton, he headed the winner's list at the Wyndham Arms in Kentisbeare, beating Mason Doble 3–2 in another close final.

Wiles and Doble both recorded seven victories, while C-Jay Pipe again produced some excellent scoring with a tournament-best 96.97 and another 88.41.

Mason Doble hit 91.09 and Andy Steed recorded 88.98.

So Wiles' day amounted to a final and a tournament victory across two separate events – a very productive Sunday.

Portishead title for Danny Williams

There was a different sort of competition at Portishead Workmens Darts, with the Under-55 Sunday Lunch event.

Danny Williams took the title after a particularly close final against Josh Rose, eventually winning 5–4.

Williams recorded seven victories, while Rose won six and produced each of the four highest listed averages in the tournament, headed by 62.62.

JDC action in Exeter and Minehead

There was plenty of junior darts around the country as the JDC VOLTS Series continued, including two South West stops.

At The Kings Pub in Exeter, Charlie Fone came through a 49-match event, defeating George Miller 3–2 in the final.

Both players recorded six wins, while Oliver Hutchings produced the highest average of the tournament at 77.08.

Meanwhile, at the Banckers Draught in Minehead, Charlie Ely took the title, defeating Kyle Chivers 3–1 in the final.

With VOLTS events taking place around the country on Sunday, it was another busy day for the next generation.

Klose takes Challenge Tour 20

At the other end of the darting pathway, Daniel Klose won PDC Challenge Tour 20.

Klose put together eight victories and defeated Derek Coulson 5–1 in the final.

Interestingly, Coulson produced the two biggest averages of the tournament – a massive 110.68 and 110.44 – but couldn't convert that scoring into the title.

Jack Main also averaged 104.38, Kevin Burness 102.28 and Klose himself 101.55 during his winning run.

It was another reminder that the biggest average doesn't necessarily tell the story of who ultimately wins a tournament.

A Sunday packed with big averages

Daren Field's 111.33 topped the entire day's figures, ahead of Coulson's two 110+ performances.

Elsewhere, James Parkin hit 107.36, Chris Bryant-Evans produced 103.66 and 103.37, and James Mann's 100.20 at Matson completed an impressive list of performances.

There were plenty more strong tournament wins too.

Ricky King won at Swanage, Steve Sewell took the Bostin Darts Vault, Chris Hurds won in Hereford and Steve Boundy came through the CUFC Open.

But from a South West perspective, Vernall's double, the extraordinary standard at the Queens Arms and Wiles' final-and-win combination make Sunday particularly interesting.

Fifty-six tournaments, hundreds of players and yet another huge amount of grassroots darts to add to the Q4QS database.

Q4QS Weekly Spotlight - week ending 9th August 2026

 

Three Players Who Caught My Eye This Week

Another busy seven days of grassroots darts has produced plenty of performances worthy of attention, but this week's three selections stood out for very different reasons.

Shaun Vernall enjoyed a remarkable run of tournament success across the South West, Kieran Spurdle put together one of the most consistent weeks on the Somerset circuit, while Llew Bevan combined multiple titles with some genuinely outstanding scoring.

As always, this isn't simply a list of the week's highest averages. The idea is to highlight players whose overall performances caught my eye — whether through winning, consistency, improvement or producing something exceptional when it mattered.

Here are this week's three.

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Shaun Vernall

Player Profile

Shaun Vernall's record shows just how consistently he has performed across the grassroots circuit. Across 671 recorded matches, Vernall has collected 554 victories, an excellent 82.6% win rate, while competing in more than 100 events. His record includes 30 tournament victories, another 21 runner-up finishes and 15 semi-finals.

His overall average of 77.03 is backed up by a virtually identical Q4QS average of 77.11, suggesting a player whose level remains remarkably stable across a very large sample of matches. He has also shown a much higher ceiling, with a best recorded average of 128.71 and several other performances well above the 100 mark.

Vernall has also beaten some significant opposition, including Josh McCarthy, Neil Wild, Ashton Brown and Joe Quiney, demonstrating that his success is not confined to smaller local fields.

This Week

Few players could match Shaun Vernall for sheer volume of success this week.

He won at Matson Rugby Club in Gloucester, where eight match victories took him to the Vault 18 title, and also collected another Sunday title at The Nags Head in Cinderford.

The winning continued at Evesham, where Vernall produced one of his biggest individual performances of the week — a superb 107.36 average — before another title followed at Saintbridge Sports Club in Gloucester on Friday. There he defeated Andy Hammond and Will Jackson before edging Joe Bagguley 3–2 in the final.

Vernall then reached the quarter-finals of the Doc Neale Memorial, defeating Jamie Harvey, Paul Akers and Leslie Higgs before losing 5–3 to eventual finalist Harry Williams while still averaging 84.07.

It wasn't one spectacular night that earned Vernall his place this week — it was the relentless frequency with which his name kept appearing near the top of the results.

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Kieran Spurdle

Player Profile

Kieran Spurdle has compiled an impressive record across the South West circuit, winning 127 of his 167 recorded matches for a 76% win rate. His 30 events have already produced seven titles, six runner-up finishes and five semi-finals.

Spurdle's overall average currently stands at 72.56, with a Q4QS average of 73.06 and a best recorded performance of 91.09. His results also show experience beyond the local circuit, including victories over Dylan Dowling at Q School, Gary Jackson at the UKDA National Finals and Frankie Ansell on another Q School run.

Recent form is particularly strong, with nine wins from his last ten recorded matches.

This Week

Spurdle's week was a perfect example of why this feature isn't simply about picking somebody who happened to win on Saturday.

He started by taking the Vault 18 title at The Choughs Hotel in Chard, beating Daren Field 3–0 in the final with an 88.41 average.

Two days later he was back at the business end of another tournament at the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix. Spurdle produced a 91.09 average against Chris Tuck, followed by victories over Dan Saunders and James Harland, before eventually finishing runner-up to Craig Difford.

Then came Friday at Pegasus 68 in Taunton.

Spurdle again reached the final, beating Dave Dawson and Nigel Wills before defeating Leighton Cox 3–1 to collect another title.

So his week reads: winner, finalist, winner.

That's exactly the sort of sustained performance that deserves a Weekly Spotlight.

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Llew Bevan

Player Profile

Llew Bevan's database sample is considerably smaller than the other two, but the numbers are exceptional.

Across 71 recorded matches, Bevan has won 62 for an 87.3% win rate, while already collecting five tournament victories from 15 events.

Perhaps even more striking is his scoring level. Bevan carries an 88.16 overall average and 88.32 Q4QS average, with his last ten matches averaging 90.56. His best recorded performance now stands at a huge 115.62.

His results against quality opposition add further context. Bevan has recorded victories over Lewis Pride, Graham Usher, Danny Trueman and Archie Self, while also competing at Q School and on the Challenge Tour.

This Week

Bevan began his week by winning the Vault 18 event at Glanyrafon Arms in Llandysul.

His run included averages of 91.09, 104.86 and 95.94, with the latter coming in a convincing 3–0 final victory over Sion Thomas.

He followed that with another title at Towy Sports Bar in Carmarthen, beating Gareth Earles and Kelvin O'Keefe before completing the tournament with a 3–0 final victory.

But Saturday provided the week's headline performance.

At Terry Griffiths Matchroom in Llanelli, Bevan produced a stunning 115.62 average against Finlay Andrews. He later added 91.09 against Ceri Cook, 100.20 against Adrian Davies and 98.02 against Oscar Bourne, before defeating Justin Hughes 3–0 in the final.

Three titles would have been enough to make Bevan a serious contender for this feature.

Three titles accompanied by 104, 100 and 115 averages make his selection virtually unavoidable.

Special Mention – Winmau Tour Championship Weekend (Saturday)

The Weekly Spotlight selections have deliberately been kept separate from the ADC and WADC Winmau Tour Championship weekend at Bradmoor Farm, simply because those major events could easily dominate the feature on their own.

There were plenty of performances deserving recognition, including Ashley Coleman winning ADC Event 10 after eight victories and Gemma Hayter taking WADC Event 5, beating Vicky Pruim 5–4 in the final and producing a 95.43 average during her run. 

Yesterday's Darts Results South and South West – 3 August 2026

 

Monday night saw another busy evening across the grassroots darts scene, with 28 tournaments added to the Q4QS database from across the Midlands, Wales and Southern England.

As always, the South West provided plenty of quality, with several familiar names adding another title to their growing collections.

The standout performance came at The Bengeworth Club, Evesham, where Shaun Vernall continued his excellent run of form by lifting another Vault 18 title. Vernall defeated Graham Hall 3–2 in the final and fired a superb 107.36 average, sharing the highest average recorded anywhere in the Q4QS database on Monday. Pete Hughes also impressed at the same event with an identical 107.36 average, while Vince Tipple added a 100.20 average to underline the quality on show.

The South Bristol Darts Summer Open at the Sartan Club saw Ben Witcombe produce another impressive display, whitewashing Joe Silvester 4–0 in the final to take the title. Connor Davies led the scoring statistics with the highest average of the event, but Witcombe's consistency proved enough to lift the trophy.

At Stratford Social Club in Salisbury, Ben Collins added another Vault 18 success with a 3–1 victory over Mason Beaven. Although Danny Humphries posted the event's highest average of 100.20, Collins negotiated a strong field to secure another valuable Q4QS title.

Further north, Ryan Williams came through a closely fought evening at Shooters Bar, Leominster, edging Jamie English 3–2 in the final, while Roger Crook claimed the Didcot Vault title after overcoming Alex Denham in another deciding-leg final. Crook also produced one of the performances of the day with a superb 107.36 average.

The latest round of JDC VOLTS Series 7 also produced another excellent display from the next generation. Joshua Stott claimed victory at Stratford Social Club, defeating Jacob Stott in the final while recording an impressive 96.97 average during the event.

Elsewhere around the South West, Andy Steed continued his fine recent form by winning in Paignton, while Morgan Fowler finally got the better of Josh McCarthy to lift the North Star Club title in Calne after an excellent evening's darts.

With another 28 tournaments now added to the database, August is already beginning to shape the latest Q4QS rankings, and every title continues to strengthen players' claims as the summer season gathers momentum.

Yesterday's Darts Results South and South West– 31 July 2026

 

Thirty-nine tournaments were added to the Q4QS database on Friday, making it another busy evening across the grassroots darts scene. As always, the South West produced plenty of eye-catching performances, with several familiar names lifting Vault titles, while there were also standout displays from around the country featuring some exceptional three-dart averages.

The South West was once again at the heart of the action.

Pete Hughes claimed the Vault 18.0 title at The Bengeworth Club, Evesham, defeating Graham Hall 3-1 in the final. While Hughes lifted the trophy, it was Joe Quiney who produced one of the performances of the night, firing in a superb 111.33 average, with Vince Tipple also breaking the 107 barrier during an excellent evening of darts.

Cornwall also celebrated a winner as Jamie Kay enjoyed an outstanding run to victory at St Breward AFC & Social Club. Kay defeated Dennis Bryant 3-1 in the final and impressed throughout the night, recording four of the venue's five highest averages while winning ten matches across the competition.

Gloucestershire provided another high-quality event where Shaun Vernall edged Joe Bagguley 3-2 in a closely fought final at Saintbridge Sports Club. Paul Meyer produced the headline average of 100.20 during the evening, while Bagguley also recorded two performances above 93, underlining the strength of the field.

In Somerset, Andy Steed lifted the title at Bullets Sports Bar, Yeovil, overcoming Ben Collins 3-1 in the final. Daren Field and George Hughes both posted impressive 96.97 averages, highlighting the quality throughout the competition rather than just the eventual winner.

Taunton's Pegasus 68 Club saw Steven Rees defeat Jack Bellingham 3-0 in the final. Bellingham produced the night's highest averages at the venue, but Rees was clinical when it mattered most to secure another Vault title.

The women's action at Bengeworth saw Jane Price defeat Rachel Curtis 3-2 to take the WADC Vault title, rounding off another successful evening for one of the South West's busiest venues.

Away from the South West there were several exceptional performances.

The standout average of the day belonged to Shane Turner, who produced a stunning 120.24 average at East Challow before Lee Evans eventually claimed the title. Elsewhere, Roger Crook, Mick Rodgers, Jake Eichen and Jack Harvey all featured among the day's highest averages, while Paul Rowley and Luke Harding both exceeded the 104 mark in their respective events.

Another 39 tournaments added to the database demonstrates the incredible depth of grassroots darts currently being played across the UK. Every evening brings new winners, new standout performances and more movement within the Q4QS rankings, with Friday's action providing another excellent snapshot of the strength of local darts.

Sunday 12 July Results Round-Up – Jack Seymour, Shaun Vernall and C-Jay Pipe Among South West Winners

 

Sunday brought another packed day of grassroots darts across the South West, with ADC Vault events, junior competitions and local opens producing another excellent day's action. Several familiar names continued their strong recent form, while a number of players produced eye-catching performances as the race towards the regional finals gathered pace.

Jack Seymour Tops The Ton In Eastleigh

One of the standout performances of the day came at Eastleigh WMC, where Jack Seymour claimed the title in emphatic fashion.

Seymour fired a superb 103.66 average, the highest recorded average across the South West on Sunday, as he continued his impressive spell of form. Dan Rosher also enjoyed an excellent run to the final in another high-quality Hampshire event.

Shaun Vernall Adds Another Gloucester Title

At Matson Rugby Club in Gloucester, Shaun Vernall continued his excellent season by lifting another title.

Vernall overcame another competitive Gloucestershire field, with Mitch McCarthy once again showing consistency by reaching the latter stages. Chris Rose also featured among the leading averages as Gloucester produced another strong standard.

C-Jay Pipe Continues Winning Run

The action in Taunton saw C-Jay Pipe collect another title after an excellent day's darts.

Paul Gardiner reached the final, while Martin Walker produced one of the performances of the day with a 100.20 average, underlining the quality on display throughout the tournament.

Sean Taylor Wins In Plymouth

Another competitive field gathered at Legends Lounge, Plymouth, where Sean Taylor claimed victory.

Darren Pearce continued his excellent recent form by reaching the final, while Dave Lee and Oliver Wells also enjoyed productive afternoons in Devon.

Ricky King Continues Fine Dorset Form

Over in Swanage, Ricky King added another title to his growing collection.

King produced a best average of 93.94 during another excellent display, maintaining the consistency that has made him one of Dorset's form players over recent weeks.

Mark Wellington Triumphs In Cinderford

The latest event at The Nags Head Inn, Cinderford produced another competitive Gloucestershire field.

Mark Wellington emerged victorious after another strong day's darts, with Shaun Vernall and Taylor Morgan also impressing during the competition.

JDC Success Across The Region

There was also plenty of junior action, with:

• Charlie Mossman winning in Minehead.
• Joseph Lauridsen taking the title in Kentisbeare.

Both events once again highlighted the strength of emerging talent across the South West.

South West Winners

🏆 Jack Seymour – Eastleigh

🏆 Shaun Vernall – Gloucester

🏆 C-Jay Pipe – Taunton

🏆 Sean Taylor – Plymouth

🏆 Ricky King – Swanage

🏆 Mark Wellington – Cinderford

🏆 Charlie Mossman – Minehead (JDC)

🏆 Joseph Lauridsen – Kentisbeare (JDC)

Performance of the Day

⭐ Jack Seymour earns Performance of the Day after producing a superb 103.66 average during his title-winning run in Eastleigh.

Another excellent Sunday demonstrated the depth of quality across South West grassroots darts, with experienced campaigners and rising stars alike continuing to produce impressive performances.

Friday 10 July Results Round-Up – Shaun Vernall, Pete Hughes and C-Jay Pipe Among the Winners

 

Friday night brought another busy programme of ADC action across the South West, with packed fields, impressive averages and plenty of familiar names adding more silverware to their growing collections.

From Taunton and Gloucester to Evesham, Bodmin, Sturminster Newton and Yeovil, another excellent evening of grassroots darts produced plenty of quality performances as players continued their push towards the regional finals.

Shaun Vernall Claims Gloucester Honours

One of the standout performances came at Saintbridge Sports Club in Gloucester, where Shaun Vernall lifted another Vault 18 title.

Vernall defeated Will Jackson 3-0 in the final after another composed display. The Gloucestershire ace once again demonstrated why he remains one of the region's most consistent performers, recording the tournament's highest average of 85.89.

Pete Hughes Continues His Fine Form

Another player enjoying an outstanding spell is Pete Hughes, who added another title at The Bengeworth Club, Evesham.

Hughes defeated Darrel Williams 3-0 in the final and produced excellent averages of 97.50 and 91.53 during another superb evening. Mitchell Leeming and Danny Lauby also impressed in another high-quality Evesham field.

C-Jay Pipe Wins Strong Taunton Event

At the Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton, C-Jay Pipe came through a competitive field to defeat Ryan Greenslade 3-0 in the final.

Although Steve Boundy produced the night's highest average at the venue with a superb 100.20, Pipe showed excellent consistency throughout the competition to secure another important Vault victory.

Joshua Meneer Triumphs In Cornwall

The St Breward AFC & Social Club hosted another excellent Cornish Vault.

Joshua Meneer defeated Thomas Evans in the final to continue his impressive run of form, while Mark McGall topped the averages with 88.41 during the evening.

Rob Crocker Lifts Sturminster Title

At Sturminster Football Club, Rob Crocker defeated Steve Stone 3-1 in the final.

Nigel Edwards fired the highest average of the evening with 96.97, but Crocker's consistency proved decisive as he collected another Vault title.

Tom Yates Wins In Yeovil

The Friday night Vault at Bullets Sports Bar saw Tom Yates defeat Tom Pearce 3-1 in the final.

Steven Tavener impressed with the highest average of the night, but Yates held his nerve to claim the title after another competitive evening in Somerset.

Other South West Highlights

• Reece Colley won another strong event at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, continuing his excellent recent run of results.
• Jack Seymour claimed victory at Sarisbury Green Social Club after defeating Pete Broomfield in the final.
• Warren Rixon won the latest Bridgwater Darts Academy Under-18 Series, continuing his excellent junior season.

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South West Winners

🏆 Shaun Vernall – Gloucester

🏆 Pete Hughes – Evesham

🏆 C-Jay Pipe – Taunton

🏆 Joshua Meneer – St Breward

🏆 Rob Crocker – Sturminster Newton

🏆 Tom Yates – Yeovil

🏆 Jack Seymour – Southampton

🏆 Warren Rixon – Bridgwater Under-18 Series

🔥 Performance of the Day: Pete Hughes – Another outstanding title run in Evesham, producing a best average of 97.50.

Another superb Friday evening highlighted the strength of grassroots darts across the South West, with several players continuing excellent runs of form as the race towards the ADC regional finals intensifies.

Sunday Results Round-Up – Andy Steed, Ben Dean and Henry Cooper Among Sunday's Winners

 

Sunday produced another outstanding day of grassroots darts across the South West, with Vault 18 events attracting strong fields and several players continuing their excellent summer form.

From Taunton and Gloucester to Shaftesbury, Cinderford and Evesham, there were impressive performances throughout the day, with some remarkable averages lighting up the Q4QS database.

Andy Steed Continues Outstanding Season

One of the standout performances came at The Queens Arms, Taunton, where Andy Steed claimed another ADC Vault 18 title.

Steed defeated Jack Bellingham 3-0 in the final, producing averages of 93.94 and 92.02 during another commanding display. Jack Bellingham also impressed throughout the day with two 91+ averages as both players underlined their quality.

Ben Dean Wins Strong Gloucester Vault

Another excellent field assembled at Matson Rugby Club in Gloucester.

Ben Dean lifted the title after defeating Dave Legg 3-1 in the final, but one of the biggest stories came from Shaun Vernall, who produced sensational averages of 107.36, 103.66 and 96.97 during the competition.

Although Vernall fell short of the title, his scoring once again demonstrated why he remains one of the region's most dangerous players.

Henry Cooper Maintains Superb Run

Henry Cooper continued his remarkable consistency at Shaftesbury Football Club.

While the final result wasn't available in the exported data, Cooper once again featured among the tournament's leading performers, recording a highest average of 96.97 and finishing among the day's top winners. His excellent run of form shows no sign of slowing down.

Pete Hughes Fires In Redditch

Pete Hughes produced one of the performances of the day at Abbeydale Social Club.

He defeated Tom Garfield 3-0 in the final while recording a magnificent 118.66 average, one of the highest seen anywhere in the Q4QS database this season. It was an outstanding display from the Redditch player.

Neil Wild Wins High-Quality Evesham Event

The 501 Round Robin Contender Board at Evesham produced some extraordinary scoring.

Neil Wild edged Joe Quiney 4-3 in a superb final, with both players producing incredible averages throughout the tournament.

Joe Quiney topped the averages with 125.25 and 120.05, while Neil Wild responded with 119.55 and 115.71 during one of the highest-quality local competitions of the weekend.

Other South West Highlights

• Andy Steed captured the Taunton Vault title.
• Adrian Williams claimed victory at The Nags Head, Cinderford.
• Ricky King won at Swanage RBL, producing four averages over 88.
• Johnny Haines reached another Vault final at Frimley Green, recording the event's highest average of 93.94.

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South West Standout Performers

🏆 Andy Steed – Taunton Vault Champion

🏆 Ben Dean – Gloucester Vault Champion

🏆 Pete Hughes – Redditch Vault Champion (118.66 average)

🏆 Neil Wild – Evesham Round Robin Champion

🏆 Adrian Williams – Cinderford Champion

🏆 Ricky King – Swanage Champion

🔥 Performance of the Day: Joe Quiney – 125.25 average

Another excellent Sunday highlighted the exceptional standard of grassroots darts across the South West, with several players producing remarkable scoring displays and continuing impressive runs of form.

South West Round-Up – Henry Cooper, Lee Andrews and Peter Owen Among Saturday's Winners

 

Saturday brought another packed day of grassroots darts across the South West, with Vault 18 events, local opens and junior competitions producing plenty of quality performances.

From Dorset and Gloucestershire to Taunton, Reading and Bristol, several familiar names continued their excellent recent form as another busy weekend got underway.

Henry Cooper Continues Remarkable Run

Henry Cooper's outstanding summer continued with another impressive Vault victory.

Competing at the rearranged Stalbridge RBL Vault 18, Cooper defeated Greg Daws 3-1 in the final after another dominant day's work.

His scoring was once again exceptional, producing averages of 96.97, 93.94, 93.94 and 91.09 during the competition. Few players in the South West can match the consistency Cooper is producing at the moment.

Lee Andrews Claims Strong Tewkesbury Vault

One of the strongest local Vaults of the day took place at DD's Snooker & Pool Club, Tewkesbury.

Lee Andrews lifted the title after edging Shaun Vernall 3-2 in an entertaining final.

Vernall continued his superb recent run with another final appearance and produced the highest average of the event at 93.94, while Clive Burgess, Cori Wiltshire and Tyler Meason all enjoyed impressive runs to the latter stages.

Peter Owen Wins Taunton Super League Trophy

The annual Taunton Super League Trophy attracted a strong field and delivered one of the day's biggest competitions.

Peter Owen defeated Richard Frost 5-4 in a closely contested final after both players enjoyed outstanding tournaments.

Joe Smith recorded the highest average of the competition with 89.73, while Jayden Scadden also impressed by reaching the latter stages.

Chris Hartrey Impresses In Bristol

At Bar 501, Chris Hartrey enjoyed an excellent evening.

He defeated Rob Price 4-2 in the final, winning seven matches during the tournament and recording the highest average of the event at 96.97.

Rob Price also produced another strong display to reach the final in one of Bristol's most competitive weekly competitions.

Johnny Haines Among Top Performers

Johnny Haines continued his consistent form at the Reading Vault 18, producing the highest average of the competition with 88.41 during his run.

Although Paul Hogan eventually lifted the title, Haines once again showed the quality that has made him one of the South West's most reliable performers this season.

JDC South West Regional Finals

Congratulations also go to Logun Godbeer, who captured the JDC South West Regional Finals title with a convincing 4-0 victory over Cooper Cornish.

It was another excellent showcase for the region's young talent and highlights the bright future of junior darts in the South West.

South West Standout Performers

🏆 Henry Cooper – Stalbridge Vault Champion

🏆 Lee Andrews – Tewkesbury Vault Champion

🏆 Peter Owen – Taunton Super League Trophy Winner

🏆 Chris Hartrey – Bar 501 Champion

🏆 Logun Godbeer – JDC South West Regional Champion

🔥 Performance of the Day: Henry Cooper – Four averages over 91, including a superb 96.97.

Another excellent day's darts demonstrated the strength and depth of the South West scene, with established names continuing to deliver while the next generation also enjoyed a memorable day through the JDC Regional Finals.

South West Darts Round-Up – Henry Cooper Stars With 103.66 Average (3rd July 2026)

 

Friday night delivered another packed programme of ADC Vault action across the South West, with several familiar names continuing their excellent recent form. From Dorchester and Gloucester to Evesham, Taunton and Bristol, there were plenty of impressive performances as players battled for valuable Vault ranking points.

Henry Cooper Produces Performance of the Night

Henry Cooper stole the headlines with another outstanding display at the Dorchester Trinity Club.

Cooper lifted the Vault 18 title after defeating Alfie Yarrow 3-0 in the final, but it was his scoring throughout the evening that really caught the eye. He produced a superb 103.66 average, followed by further performances of 98.22, 96.46 and 93.94, underlining just how dominant he was on his way to the title.

Few players in the South West are producing more consistent darts at the moment.

Shaun Vernall Wins Another Gloucester Title

It has been another excellent week for Shaun Vernall.

Fresh from winning at Stonehouse earlier in the week, Vernall added another title by defeating Joe Bagguley 3-2 in a high-quality final at Saintbridge Sports Club.

The final brought together two of the region's most in-form players, and Vernall once again showed why he has become one of the names to beat on the local circuit. He also recorded a superb 100.20 average during the evening.

Joe Bagguley deserves plenty of credit after another excellent run to the final.

Darrel Williams Triumphs In Evesham

Another strong field assembled at The Bengeworth Club.

Darrel Williams claimed the title after defeating Pete Hughes 3-0 in the final.

Williams produced one of the best performances of the night with a 101.17 average, while Pete Hughes continued his consistent form with another final appearance. Graham Hall also impressed by reaching the latter stages.

Jamie Kay Continues Winning Form In Bodmin

Jamie Kay enjoyed another successful evening in Cornwall.

He defeated Freddie Rich 3-0 in the final at St Breward AFC & Social Club, producing two excellent 93.94 averages during the competition.

Neil Meneer also enjoyed a strong tournament, recording the event's highest average of 94.87 despite falling short of the final.

Bailey White Edges Strong Taunton Field

The Pegasus 68 Club once again hosted a competitive South West Vault.

Bailey White came through a close final to defeat Steven Rees 3-2 and claim another Vault title.

Logun Godbeer and Steve Boundy also produced some excellent darts as another strong Taunton field delivered a competitive evening.

Bristol Winner

At Lockleaze Community Club, Dan Raby claimed the Vault 18 title after overcoming Jamie Harvey 3-2 in the final.

Jon Taylor recorded the highest average of the evening, while Dan Raby won six matches to lift the trophy and continue his encouraging recent form.

Other South West Highlights

Andrew Purchase lifted the title in Yeovil, while Dilon Battishill claimed victory in Exeter after defeating Dean Brown in the final.

Tom Crocker also enjoyed success at Sturminster, adding another title to an excellent evening of grassroots darts across the South West.

South West Standout Performers

🏆 Henry Cooper – Dorchester Champion (103.66 average)

🏆 Shaun Vernall – Gloucester Champion

🏆 Darrel Williams – Evesham Champion

🏆 Jamie Kay – Bodmin Champion

🏆 Bailey White – Taunton Champion

🏆 Dan Raby – Bristol Champion

🏆 Andrew Purchase – Yeovil Champion

🏆 Dilon Battishill – Exeter Champion

🔥 Performance of the Night: Henry Cooper – 103.66 average

Another outstanding evening highlighted the strength of grassroots darts across the South West, with several players continuing excellent runs of form as the summer Vault season gathers momentum.