Yesterday's Darts Results: Connor Hopkins Hits 125.25, Ash McKeever Records 120.24 and Pete Hughes Wins in Evesham – 20 October 2026

Tuesday was a particularly busy day for grassroots darts, with another 96 tournaments added to the Q4QS Database.

And there were some exceptional averages.

Connor Hopkins recorded a remarkable 125.25 in South Wales, Ash McKeever produced 120.24 in Faringdon, and Liam Parish matched that figure in South Wigston. Meanwhile, Scott Mc registered 115.62 in Swindon.

Closer to home, Pete Hughes won at Bretforton Sports Club in Evesham, Steve Boundy took the title in Portishead, Ryan Palmer won in Gloucester and Brooklyn Anthony came through a close final in Taunton.

There were also eight WADC Vault competitions and a substantial programme of junior darts.

For me, the most interesting aspect of Tuesday wasn't simply the number of tournaments. It was the number of players producing three-figure averages, often backed up by several other strong performances.

Connor Hopkins produces the highest average of the day

At Lindsay Constitutional Club in Cefn Hengoed, Connor Hopkins produced the standout individual average of Tuesday's results.

Hopkins recorded an extraordinary 125.25 against Ryan Davies, who himself averaged 113.14 in that match.

Davies also recorded 115.62 against Lyn Jones, giving the competition three of the highest averages of the entire day.

Hopkins went on to defeat Harry Morris 3–0 in the final, completing seven victories. Morris also won seven matches, while Dewi Beynon collected six.

Hopkins added a 96.97 against Lyn Jones to his performances.

It's worth remembering that these are individual match averages rather than averages across an entire tournament. Even so, 125.25 is an exceptional figure, and the quality of darts in Cefn Hengoed deserves particular recognition.

Ash McKeever hits 120.24 in Faringdon

Another outstanding performance came at Faringdon Town Football Club.

Ash McKeever produced a 120.24 average against Luke Cox, followed by 93.94 against Michael Temple and two separate averages of 91.09.

Interestingly, it was Cox who ultimately took the title, defeating McKeever 3–1 in the final.

Both finalists finished with seven victories, while Dillon Moran collected six.

That's one of the things I find interesting about these results. McKeever produced the highest individual average at the venue, but Cox was the player who came through when the title was decided.

Liam Parish matches 120.24 in South Wigston

At the Cue Club in South Wigston, Liam Parish also recorded 120.24, against Chris Wilson.

It meant that Tuesday produced two separate averages above 120, alongside Hopkins' 125.25.

The tournament itself was won by Steve Haggerty, who defeated Ben Flanagan-McClelland 3–2 in the final.

It's another reminder that the best individual average and the eventual tournament winner aren't necessarily the same player.

Pete Hughes wins at Bretforton Sports Club

There was an excellent evening of darts at Bretforton Sports Club in Evesham.

Pete Hughes defeated Vince Tipple 3–1 in the final, finishing with eight victories.

Both finalists produced 100.20 averages during the competition.

Hughes recorded his against Paul Jones, while Tipple achieved his against Kyle Jones.

Hughes also produced 98.02 against Shaun Vernall and 93.94 against Matt Metrovich.

Tipple finished with seven victories, Dave Honey collected six and Colin Day won five matches.

After Tipple's victory at Bengeworth Club on Monday, it was interesting to see him reach another final the following evening.

This time Hughes came out on top, and with eight victories and several strong averages, he was a deserving winner.

Steve Boundy takes the Portishead title

At Portishead Workmen's Darts, Steve Boundy defeated Logun Godbeer 3–1 in the Tuesday Open final.

Boundy completed eight victories, while Godbeer finished with seven.

The highest average of the evening came from Godbeer, who recorded 96.97 against Max Maggs, followed by 91.09 against Josh Rose.

Boundy wasn't far behind, producing 93.94 against Chris Parry and 88.41 against Maggs.

Josh Rose finished with five victories, while Anthony Chadwick and Maggs collected four apiece.

This was a particularly competitive evening, with both finalists producing good darts throughout the tournament.

Ryan Palmer wins in Gloucester

At Widden Rugby Club in Gloucester, Ryan Palmer defeated Alfie Palmer 3–2 in the final.

The competition's highest recorded average came from Joe Bagguley, who produced 93.94 against Josh Taylor.

The final was a close one, but Ryan Palmer did enough to take the title.

It's good to see another regular Gloucester venue contributing to the daily results.

Jack Walker wins at Bessellscotts in Bristol

Jack Walker took the Vault title at Bessellscotts in Bristol, defeating Tim Thorne 3–0 in the final.

Both players finished with six victories.

Walker produced the highest average of the competition, 81.98 in the final, while Thorne recorded 79.53 in defeat.

Walker also produced averages of 79.11, 78.26 and 77.08.

It was a particularly consistent evening from Walker, and another Bristol result worth highlighting.

Brooklyn Anthony wins a close Taunton final

At Darts @ The Lawns in Taunton, the Under-70 Round Robin Super Series produced a very close final.

Brooklyn Anthony defeated Ryan Greenslade 7–6 in the Top 12 competition.

Anthony recorded the highest average of the event, 80.43 against Scott Smith, along with 72.21 against Robin Stutt-Hannaford.

Greenslade produced 76.15 against Mike James and 72.23 against James Wellbelove.

The Bottom 12 competition was won by Tim Milton, who defeated Alan Forrest 5–4 in another close final.

Two competitive finals, and another successful evening for the Taunton series.

WADC: Leanne Topper hits 88.41 as eight women's competitions take place

There were eight WADC Vault 3.0 competitions in Tuesday's results, with events taking place across Wales, England and the South West.

The highest recorded WADC average came from Leanne Topper at Cross Foxes in Prestatyn.

Topper produced 88.41 against Wendy McCaffrey and went on to defeat Sharon Jones 3–1 in the final.

That was an excellent performance and one of the strongest averages across Tuesday's women's competitions.

At Wiltshire Darts House in Swindon, Dani Kearns defeated Chris Savvery 3–1, recording an impressive 81.24 against Cat Mackie.

Lynsey Childs also performed well at Trebles Darts in North Walsham, defeating Gemma Reynolds 3–0 in the final with a 75.15 average.

Closer to the South West, Louise Davies won at Shooters Bar in Leominster, defeating Shelly Mulliner 3–1.

Tuesday's WADC winners were:

Winner	Venue	Final
Sue Davies	Castle Arms, Denbigh	Beat Emily Mitchell 3–0
Leanne Topper	Cross Foxes, Prestatyn	Beat Sharon Jones 3–1
Lisa Brosnan	London GAA, Ruislip	Beat Maggie Sutton 3–1
Louise Davies	Shooters Bar, Leominster	Beat Shelly Mulliner 3–1
Alyssya Petty	Church Wicketts, Telford	Beat Shaz Shepherd 3–1
Keisha Collins	Empire Club, Lancing	Beat Jenny Levett 3–1
Lynsey Childs	Trebles Darts, North Walsham	Beat Gemma Reynolds 3–0
Dani Kearns	Wiltshire Darts House, Swindon	Beat Chris Savvery 3–1

Jenny Levett also recorded 62.63 in Lancing, despite finishing as runner-up.

I think these competitions deserve their place in the daily roundup. Eight events in one evening is encouraging, and performances such as Topper's 88.41 and Kearns' 81.24 show that there's plenty of quality within the WADC programme.

Junior darts: 14 Junior Volts competitions

Tuesday was also a busy evening for the Junior Darts Corporation, with 14 Junior Volts competitions in the report.

Max Wright records 96.97 in Sheffield

The highest recorded Junior Volts average came from Max Wright at Sheffield Junior Darts Academy.

Wright produced 96.97 against Rwais Barwais, while Barwais himself recorded 85.89 against Hayden Bacon.

The tournament was won by Alfie Revill, who defeated Bailey the Blade 3–1 in the final and finished with seven victories.

Rhys Evans impresses in Resolven

At Arrows in Resolven, Rhys Evans defeated Logan Ford 3–1 in the final.

Evans finished with six victories and produced an excellent 93.94 average against Will Murphy.

Jack Powell recorded 81.24, while Kenzie Watkins produced 78.06.

Jenson Macey wins in Gosport

At DiceHeads in Gosport, Jenson Macey defeated Freddie Rowlands 3–0 in the final.

Both players finished with eight victories.

Rowlands recorded the competition's highest average of 85.89, while Macey produced 83.50, 80.52 and 77.74 among his leading performances.

That's a particularly good sequence of averages from the eventual winner.

Other Junior Volts winners

Winner	Venue	Final
Noah Daly	Bar 1895, Oldham	Beat Harrison Doherty 3–1
Leo McCormack	Chaukees, Ellesmere Port	Beat Charlie Thomason 3–2
Seth White	Flight Night, Burnley	Beat Elijah Bale 3–0
Harvey-Lee Nelson-Harris	Heath Hayes, Cannock	Beat Jake Whitehead 3–2
Zak Read	Maxi Lounge, Yate	Beat Louis Panetta 3–2
Gabriel Harrop	Red Rose Bowl, Preston	Beat Dillon Gardiner-Reid 3–1
Tyler Shuck	Soccer Zone, Halesowen	Beat Alfie Pritchard 3–0
Finley Holmes-Harker	Dart Den, Skegness	Beat Austin Carter 3–0
Drake Porter	Rock Avenue Club, Gillingham	Beat Charlie Smith 3–1
Charlie Wills	Vectis Sports & Social Club, Isle of Wight	Beat Jenson Hunt 3–0
Jenson Swift	Wyndham Arms, Ogmore Vale	Beat Jack Hill 3–1

There were also good performances from Joel Walton, who recorded 83.50 in Cannock, Noah Daly with 81.46 in Oldham and Tyler Shuck with 80.52 in Halesowen.

With so many junior competitions now appearing in the daily results, we're beginning to get a much clearer picture of the youngsters producing consistently strong darts.

Other Tuesday night performances worth mentioning

Away from the featured events, several players deserve recognition.

Johnny Haines won at Locomotive Engineers Social Club in Eastleigh, defeating Mark Barnard in the final. Haines recorded 111.33, 103.66 and 93.94 during his seven-win evening.

Charlie Miller won at Hethersett Social Club, recording 104.86 and completing eight victories before defeating Spencer Fage in the final.

Scott Hill won at Indian Queens Working Men's Club in Cornwall, defeating Jamie Kay 3–1. Hill produced 103.66 and 96.97, while Kay recorded 100.21.

Henry Cooper won at Portland Social Club, recording 100.20, 98.02, 96.97 and 90.18. That's a particularly impressive sequence of averages.

Keegan Brown won at Ambassador Freehouse on the Isle of Wight, producing 103.66 and 93.94.

Andrew Hibbert took the title at Brookside in Syston, recording 103.66 and 93.94 during his seven victories.

Robbie Martin won at the Newtown in Poole, producing a 103.66 average.

And at Wiltshire Darts House in Swindon, Rich Griffee defeated Scott Mc 3–1, although Mc produced an exceptional 115.62 during the competition.

There was certainly no shortage of quality around the country.

Tuesday's highest recorded averages

These are the leading individual match averages identified in Tuesday's results.

Player	Average	Venue
Connor Hopkins	125.25	Lindsay Constitutional Club, Cefn Hengoed
Ash McKeever	120.24	Faringdon Town Football Club
Liam Parish	120.24	Cue Club, South Wigston
Ryan Davies	115.62	Lindsay Constitutional Club
Scott Mc	115.62	Wiltshire Darts House, Swindon
Ryan Davies	113.14	Lindsay Constitutional Club
Johnny Haines	111.33	Locomotive Engineers, Eastleigh
Daniel Terry	111.33	Phoenix Railway Social Club, Dover
Phil Johnson-Hale	107.36	Moreton Hall, Bury St Edmunds
Lee Evans	106.44	Wolversdene Club, Andover

These are individual match averages, not tournament-wide averages. Some players appear more than once because they produced more than one outstanding performance.

My five standout performances

1. Connor Hopkins – A remarkable 125.25 average, seven victories and the title in Cefn Hengoed.
2. Ash McKeever – A 120.24 average in Faringdon, backed up by several performances above 90.
3. Pete Hughes – Eight victories and the Bretforton title, including averages of 100.20 and 98.02.
4. Johnny Haines – The Eastleigh title, with averages of 111.33, 103.66 and 93.94.
5. Henry Cooper – Four leading averages above 90 and the Portland title.

Special mentions go to Liam Parish, Steve Boundy, Brooklyn Anthony, Scott Hill, Leanne Topper and Rhys Evans.

Another 96 tournaments added to Q4QS

Tuesday was one of those days when it was difficult to decide which performances to highlight.

Three individual averages reached or exceeded 120, several more players broke the 110 barrier, and there were plenty of tournament winners who produced strong darts throughout their evenings.

It was particularly good to see the variety of competitions involved, from ADC Vault events to junior academies, WADC tournaments and local round-robin competitions.

And that's really what I want these daily reports to show.

The occasional exceptional average will always attract attention, but it's the performances over several matches, several tournaments and eventually several months that tell us the most about a player.

With another 96 tournaments added to the Q4QS Database, we're continuing to build that bigger picture.

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Yesterday's Darts Results: Four Players Hit 107.36 as Henry Cooper, Steve Boundy and Kevin Mills Win – 9 October 2026

Friday brought another 36 tournaments into the Q4QS database, and although it was a quieter night in terms of tournament numbers, there was certainly no shortage of quality.

Four players shared the highest recorded average of 107.36: Michael Bean, Luke Newport, Kevin Mills and Dan Nicholls.

There were also some excellent tournament-winning performances across the South and South West. Henry Cooper took the title in Taunton, Steve Boundy won at Portishead, Mark Bowles came through in Yeovil and Mills produced an outstanding evening in Cardiff.

Further afield, there were strong performances in Wales, the Midlands and across the Vault circuit.

Four players share Friday's highest average

It's not often that the biggest average of the evening is shared by four different players, but that was the case on Friday.

At the Bullseye Bar in Lichfield, Michael Bean recorded 107.36, although Clayton Edge eventually took the title, defeating Bean in the final.

At the Royal Oak in Rhyl, Luke Newport also reached 107.36, adding another superb 100.20 during his run.

However, Newport didn't take the trophy. That went to Kelson Hughes, who defeated Darren Southall 3–0 in the final.

In Cardiff, Kevin Mills hit 107.36 at Splott Albion Pavilion, while Dan Nicholls matched the figure at Tipton Sports Academy.

Unlike Bean and Newport, both Mills and Nicholls went on to win their respective tournaments.

Four identical headline averages, but four rather different evenings.

Henry Cooper produces a quality display in Taunton

One of the strongest performances closer to home came at Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton.

Henry Cooper recorded 93.34, 88.41, 87.60 and 87.47, an excellent collection of averages across the tournament.

Cooper eventually defeated Paul Gardiner 3–0 in the final and finished with seven victories.

Jayden Scadden also impressed, averaging 90.07 in his match against Cooper, while James Male and Richard Frost each recorded five wins.

For me, this was one of the standout tournament-winning performances of the evening.

Cooper didn't need a single enormous average to catch the eye. He put together several high-quality performances and finished with the title.

Boundy wins again at Portishead

There was another competitive Friday open at Portishead Workmens Darts, with 75 matches recorded.

Steve Boundy came through with nine victories, defeating Darren Clark 3–0 in the final.

Boundy recorded averages of 88.41, 83.50 and 82.65 among his leading performances.

The highest individual average belonged to Liam Trotman, who hit 91.09 against Sarah Goddard.

Trotman finished with six victories, while Christopher Staples and Darren Clark each recorded seven.

It's worth pointing out that this was an open competition offering a prize for the furthest-progressing under-55-average player, rather than an exclusively under-55 tournament.

Another strong result for Boundy, and another busy evening at Portishead.

Bowles takes Yeovil title as Bisset impresses

At Bullets Sports Bar in Yeovil, Mark Bowles defeated Phil Bisset 3–0 to take the Vault title.

Both players finished with five victories, while Jack Davey collected four.

Bisset produced the highest average of the tournament, reaching 88.41 against Ashley Little and adding 77.08 against Jordan Tucker.

Bowles may not have topped the average charts, but he did what mattered in the knockout stages.

Another example of why the daily results are about more than simply listing the highest averages.

Mills combines 107.36 with Cardiff title

At Splott Albion Pavilion in Cardiff, Kevin Mills produced one of Friday's most impressive all-round performances.

Mills averaged 107.36 against Llewelyn Summerhayes, followed by 93.94, 88.44 and 85.55 in other matches.

He eventually defeated Tom Breward 3–2 in the final, finishing with seven victories.

Breward, Edward Manley and Jose Van Angeles each recorded six wins.

There were some very strong individual averages across Friday's competitions, but Mills deserves particular recognition for combining a huge peak performance with the consistency needed to win the event.

Nicholls hits 107.36 and wins at Tipton

Dan Nicholls was another player who managed to combine outstanding scoring with a tournament victory.

At Tipton Sports Academy, Nicholls hit 107.36 against David Harris and added 88.73 and 88.41 elsewhere in the event.

He defeated Jayden Moss 3–2 in the final and finished with eight victories.

Moss collected seven wins, while Mike Breckell impressed with averages of 93.94 and 91.09.

A particularly strong event, with several players producing excellent numbers.

Strong Welsh performances from Rhyl to Swansea

Friday's Welsh results provided plenty of talking points.

At the Royal Oak in Rhyl, Kelson Hughes won the tournament with eight victories, beating Darren Southall 3–0 in the final.

Hughes recorded 96.97 and 88.41, while Luke Newport produced the exceptional 107.36 and 100.20 already mentioned.

At Oliver's Sports Bar in Swansea, Louis Melville averaged 104.86, but Corey Milward took the title.

Milward defeated Melville 3–1 in the final and finished with eight victories, while Melville collected six.

At Min-Y-Ddol in Aberystwyth, Martin Thomas produced one of the most consistent performances of the night.

Thomas recorded 93.94, 91.09, 86.71 and 85.89, eventually defeating Rhydian Ellis Jones in the final and collecting eight victories.

Elsewhere, Jamie Lewis won at Towy Sports Bar in Carmarthen, beating Shon Rowcliffe 3–1.

And at Briton Ferry Workingmen's Club, Bobby Short collected eight victories to take the title against Colin Anthony Jones.

Plenty of quality across Wales, and several performances that deserve recognition beyond the biggest individual averages.

More Vault winners across the country

There were plenty of other strong performances around the circuit.

At GWRSA Club in Didcot, Roger Crook recorded 96.97, 93.94, 88.41 and 86.71, finishing with eight victories and beating Tonko Jenkinson 3–0 in the final.

At Danny's Bar in Banbury, Chris Howse won the tournament against Richard Meadows. Meadows had earlier recorded 93.94 and 91.09.

At Beechwood Club in Blackburn, Kirk Shepherd collected eight victories and defeated Seth Oldale 3–1 in the final. Both Shepherd and Jay Voorhees reached 91.09.

At South Croydon Conservative Club, Edgar Znutins produced a remarkably consistent set of averages: 93.94 twice, followed by 92.02, 88.41 and 85.89. He won eight matches and took the title against Charlie Little.

At Sarisbury Green Social Club near Southampton, Joey Cole won with eight victories, beating Tom Crocker 3–0.

And at Worthies Sports and Social Club in Winchester, Mike Gillet recorded several averages above 85 and finished with eight wins, defeating Delaney Brookes in the final.

Street and Severn competitions keep delivering

Away from the Vault circuit, there was plenty happening at other regular competitions.

At Street Darts Organisation, Darren Herbert won the Open Series event with nine victories, defeating Ben Collins in the final.

Herbert recorded averages of 84.00, 83.50 and 81.24, while Clayton Dando and CJ Ayres both reached 85.89.

In the Street U50 Round Robin, Theo Weston took the title against Scott Briffett, finishing with eight wins.

At Severn Darts Organisation, Jason Davies won the Challenge Series event against Tracey Dean, also finishing with eight victories.

Davies recorded 81.24 and 77.08 among his strongest averages.

These competitions deserve attention too. They provide regular competitive opportunities across a wide range of standards, and their results contribute to the wider Q4QS picture.

Junior darts: Exall impresses and Wills wins in Ryde

There was another interesting evening of junior darts.

In the Soccer Zone Under-16 Junior League, Codey Exall produced an excellent series of averages.

Exall reached 85.08 and recorded two separate 83.50 averages before defeating George Hobbs 3–2 in the final.

He finished with five victories, while Charlie Lowin and Hobbs each collected four.

At the Junior Volts event at Simeon Arms in Ryde, Charlie Wills defeated Quinn Adams in the final and finished with six victories.

Brendan O'Reilly produced the highest average of the event at 77.08, adding another 73.32 during his run.

It's another reminder that some of the most interesting performances in the Q4QS database are coming from younger players.

Women's darts and WADC

There were no tournaments explicitly labelled WADC among Friday's 36 competitions in this export.

That doesn't mean women's darts was absent from the results, but there isn't a separately identified WADC event to report on this occasion.

With the recent growth in WADC competitions, I'll continue including their results whenever they appear in the daily data.

Five performances that caught my eye

1. Kevin Mills – 107.36 and Cardiff title. An excellent combination of peak scoring and tournament consistency.
2. Dan Nicholls – 107.36 and Tipton title. Eight victories and several strong averages.
3. Henry Cooper – 93.34 and Taunton title. Four recorded averages above 87 in a very solid winning performance.
4. Steve Boundy – nine wins at Portishead. Another title from a sizeable open competition.
5. Edgar Znutins – five averages above 85 and South Croydon title. One of the most consistent scoring performances in the export.

Another 36 tournaments added to Q4QS

Friday may have produced fewer tournaments than some recent evenings, but there was plenty of quality.

Four players reached 107.36, several tournament winners put together excellent sequences of averages, and there was competitive darts across the South West, Wales, the Midlands and beyond.

Once again, the results show why it's worth looking beyond the biggest individual average.

Every tournament adds more information to the Q4QS rankings, player histories, venue records and form data.

And even on a relatively quiet Friday, there are plenty of stories worth telling.

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Yesterday's Darts Results: Quiney Hits 111 Average as Boundy, Lauby and Steed Win – 23 September 2026

Yesterday's Results – Wednesday 23 September 2026

Another 70 tournaments have gone into the Q4QS database from Wednesday, and this was a particularly good night for the South and South West.

There were titles for Steve Boundy, Alec McCready, Danny Lauby, Andy Steed, Jamie Kay and Jack Walker among the featured results, but perhaps the number that jumps off the page most is 111.33.

That belonged to Joe Quiney at Bengeworth.

Quiney hits 111.33 – Lauby takes the title

Bengeworth in Evesham produced one of the performances of the night.

Joe Quiney averaged 111.33 in a 2–0 win over Shaun Vernall. Vernall himself had already produced a 96.97, so there was some serious quality on show.

Quiney's tournament eventually ended against Danny Lauby, who beat him 3–1 with an 89.44 average before going on to defeat Shaun Vernall 3–2 in the final.

Lauby finished with eight wins, while Quiney and Vernall both recorded six.

So the title went to Lauby, but the standout number belonged to Quiney.

Boundy wins a strong night at the Sartan

The Sartan Club in Bishopsworth continues to produce interesting results.

This time Steve Boundy took the title, beating Ryan Palmer 3–1 in the final.

Boundy also broke the 100 barrier with a 100.20 average, followed by a 99.55 later in the competition.

Ryan Palmer wasn't far behind, recording 97.57, while Zach Quinn hit 94.91 and Mervyn Adams 93.94.

Palmer actually collected the most wins during the night with seven, ahead of Quinn and Boundy on six apiece.

That's a pretty strong set of numbers for one local Wednesday night tournament.

Steed wins in Barnstaple

Andy Steed followed Tuesday's 96.14 in Tiverton with another good performance, this time turning it into a tournament victory.

Steed won the Vault 19 event at Barnstaple Town FC, beating Neil Ridd 3–0 in the final.

He averaged 92.02 in the final and also recorded a 91.09 earlier in the tournament.

Steed finished with eight wins, with Ricky Preedy next on six.

Two different Devon venues in two nights and Steed has now produced 96.14, 92.02 and 91.09 performances across them.

McCready breaks 100 in Leominster

Alec McCready was the winner at Shooters Bar in Leominster, beating Chris Hurds 3–1 in the final.

McCready produced an excellent 100.20 average during the tournament and followed it with 93.71 in the final and 91.66 against Zak Turner.

That's three 90-plus performances from the eventual champion.

McCready finished the evening with seven wins, while Chris Hurds and Ryan Griffiths recorded five each.

Jamie Kay takes Bodmin title

Jamie Kay won at Bodmin Band & Social Club after beating Logan Symons Jnr 3–2 in the final.

Kay averaged 91.93 in the final, having already recorded a 90.18 earlier in the competition.

James Chudleigh also reached 90.00, while Symons Jnr produced an 83.50.

Kay finished with seven wins, one ahead of Symons Jnr.

Walker wins at Stonehouse despite huge Lewis average

There was an interesting final at Magpies Social Club in Stonehouse.

Josh Lewis averaged 98.40, but it wasn't enough to beat Jack Walker.

Walker averaged 90.41 in a 3–1 victory over Lewis and eventually went on to beat Will Jackson 3–1 in the final.

Walker produced four of the venue's five highest listed averages himself – 90.41, 85.08, 83.50 and 81.24 – and finished with six wins.

Plenty happening elsewhere in the South West

There were several other results worth mentioning.

Steven Rees won at Break N Dish in Street, where Dan Williams twice averaged 96.97. Darren Herbert won at The Choughs in Chard, beating Leighton Cox, while Andrew Cook produced a 95.94 on his way to winning at The Pitch Sports Bar in St Austell.

The junior game was represented in Exeter too, where Joseph Lauridsen won the Junior Volts event at The Kings Pub and produced the tournament's highest average of 81.24.

Five South West performances that caught my eye

1. Joe Quiney – 111.33
   Bengeworth Club, Evesham
2. Alec McCready – 100.20
   Shooters Bar, Leominster
3. Steve Boundy – 100.20
   Sartan Club, Bishopsworth
4. Josh Lewis – 98.40
   Magpies Social Club, Stonehouse
5. Ryan Palmer – 97.57
   Sartan Club, Bishopsworth

And once again, it shows why I like looking beyond simply who won the tournaments.

Quiney and Lewis didn't win their respective events, but produced two of the most eye-catching performances in the region.

The national numbers were even bigger

Across the complete set of results, Jack Johnson and Dean Rogers both recorded 115.62 averages.

Aaron Reed, Joe Quiney and Ricky King all hit 111.33, while there were several more averages above 107.

Ricky King's performance at Christchurch was particularly notable because it wasn't a one-off match: his listed averages included 111.33, 107.36, 98.02 and 93.94, and he went on to win the tournament with eight victories.

Another 70 tournaments added to Q4QS

That's another 70 tournaments feeding into the Q4QS database.

Individually, they give us Wednesday night's winners and standout performances.

Collectively, they're building something much more useful: player records, venue histories, averages, form, rankings and head-to-head data.

And when someone like Andy Steed produces big numbers on consecutive nights at different venues, or a venue such as the Sartan repeatedly produces strong fields, that growing history starts to become particularly interesting.

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Q4QS Weekly Spotlight (week ending 19th September 2026)

 

Three Players Who Caught My Eye This Week

Another week of grassroots darts, and this time my three selections are Steve Boundy, Edward Manley and Ellie Harwood.

Once again, this isn't simply about finding the three highest averages or counting who collected the most trophies. One player reached three finals during the week, another put together three consecutive tournament victories, while the third followed a run to an open Vault final by winning a ladies event the following day.

Three very different weeks — and three players who caught my eye.

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Steve Boundy

Player Profile

Steve Boundy's record shows just how consistently he has performed across the events covered by Q4QS.

He has played 1,043 recorded matches, winning 849 of them for an 81.4% win rate. Across 148 events he has recorded 53 tournament victories, as well as another 14 runner-up finishes and 27 semi-finals. His current form is also excellent, with nine wins from his last ten matches.

Boundy's overall match average stands at 71.62, with a best recorded performance of 100.20. His record includes victories over the likes of Nick Eggbeer, Dom Taylor, Shaun Vernall and Geoff James.

This Week

It was the consistency of Boundy's week that caught my attention.

He reached three finals across the week, winning two of them. After taking the title at Minehead, he reached another final at the Sartan Club before finishing the week with another tournament victory on Saturday night.

That Saturday success required another lengthy run. Boundy beat Sam Wilkes, Cori Wiltshire and Louis Dance before edging Paul Meyer 4–3 in the semi-final. He then defeated Leon Taylor 4–1 in the final to take the title.

It means this wasn't one standout evening. Boundy repeatedly put himself in position to win tournaments across the week.

With 53 recorded tournament victories now on his profile and another two titles added during this seven-day period, his consistency continues to stand out.

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Edward Manley

Player Profile

Few players in the Q4QS database have accumulated a record quite as extensive as Edward Manley's.

Manley has played 1,085 recorded matches, winning an extraordinary 917 of them. That's an 84.5% win rate, while his 163 recorded events have produced 64 tournament victories and 27 runner-up finishes.

He's also currently on a perfect run of 10 wins from his last 10 matches.

His overall average is 75.39, with a best of 107.36. That peak has actually been reached twice — most recently earlier this month against Morgan Dobbs at Duffy's in Pontypridd.

This Week

Manley's week was much easier to describe:

Three nights. Three tournament victories.

He won at Duffy's in Pontypridd, followed it by another Vault victory at County Cons in Cardiff, and then completed the sequence at Splott Albion Pavilion.

The Friday run was particularly impressive.

Manley began with a 91.09 average, before progressing through the tournament and producing 79.71 against Tom Breward, 82.27 in the quarter-final and 81.98 in the semi-final. Liam Forward was waiting in the final, where Manley completed the hat-trick of titles with a 3–2 victory.

Three consecutive Vault titles is impressive enough on its own. Doing it as part of a current 10-match winning streak makes the week even stronger.

Manley was one of the more obvious contenders for this week's three — but sometimes a run is simply too good to overlook.

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Ellie Harwood

Player Profile

Ellie Harwood is perhaps my favourite example this week of why I don't want this feature to become simply a list of serial tournament winners.

Harwood has played 437 recorded matches, winning 251. She has seven tournament victories, ten runner-up finishes, seven semi-finals and 15 quarter-finals from her 81 recorded events.

Most importantly for this feature, her current form reads nine wins and just one defeat from her last ten matches.

Her overall match average is 56.06, while her best recorded performance is 83.50. Her record also contains three victories over Steve Boundy, including averages of 78.00 and 75.58.

This Week

Harwood's two days at Pegasus were exactly the sort of story I was looking for.

First came Friday's Vault 19 at Pegasus 68 Club — an open event.

Harwood progressed all the way to the final, beating Sam Leitch 3–0, Harry Cave 3–1 and Paul Gardiner 3–0 during the knockout stages.

In the final she produced her best average of the knockout run, 69.46, but was edged 3–2 by Ryan Greenslade.

Twenty-four hours later, she was back at Pegasus for the Ladies Round Robin.

This time she finished the job.

Harwood recorded six consecutive victories, including a 71.57 average against Kaye Megit, before beating Sally Chinn 3–0 in the quarter-final, Amy Pearce 3–0 in the semi-final and Shelley Cotterell 3–1 in the final.

So across two days she reached two finals, won one of them and compiled nine victories from ten matches.

That's exactly what I want the Weekly Spotlight to find: not necessarily the week's biggest average or biggest collection of trophies, but a performance that deserves a little more attention.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Eichen and Mitchell Hit 111.33 as Boundy Wins Again at Portishead

Friday brought another strong night of grassroots darts, with 21 tournaments from 4 September added to the Q4QS database.

There may have been fewer events than on some recent days, but the quality certainly wasn’t lacking. The standout scoring came at Woodbridge Hill, where Jake Eichen and Ryan Mitchell both produced 111.33 averages, while closer to home Steve Boundy won again at Portishead, Pete Hughes took the title at Evesham and Reuben Avis came through at Bridgwater Darts Academy.

Eichen wins superb Woodbridge Hill contest

The Final Vault Break at Woodbridge Hill Working Men’s Club produced the two biggest averages of the day.

Ryan Mitchell hit 111.33, but remarkably Jake Eichen matched him with his own 111.33 — and Eichen did it in their final meeting, winning 2–0 to take the title.

Mitchell also produced a 103.25, along with a 93.94, while Eichen added a 91.09 during his run.

Eichen finished with eight victories, Mitchell with seven, making this one of the strongest head-to-head performances in the recent Q4QS daily results.

Boundy wins another Portishead title

Steve Boundy continued his excellent run at Portishead Workmens Darts by winning Friday’s Open.

Boundy came through a close 4–3 final against Logun Godbeer, finishing the tournament with nine victories. Godbeer won eight, with Josh Rose and Ryan Greenslade also putting together strong runs.

Boundy also topped the averages with 88.41, followed by 85.06 and 82.14, while Greenslade reached 80.76.

Boundy’s name has appeared regularly among the winners at Portishead recently, and this was another strong combination of tournament consistency and scoring.

Holley beats Mould in strong Bradmoor field

The Bradmoor Farm Friday Vault Break 3 was one of the biggest events of the day, with 109 matches recorded.

Sean Holley came through the field to take the title, beating Adam Mould 3–2 in the final.

Mould produced the tournament’s highest average at 102.48, while Charlie Collins reached 95.23. Holley himself recorded 94.92 in the final, adding another 92.02 earlier in the competition.

Holley finished with eight wins, one ahead of Mould.

That is a particularly good win given the quality Mould was producing during the event.

Hughes takes Evesham title

At Evesham Darts Competitions, Pete Hughes came through the Double In Double Out Round Robin.

Hughes recorded nine victories, the most in the tournament, before beating Reece Pinches 3–0 in the final.

The biggest average of the event belonged to Curtis Savage at 85.89, with Darrel Williams producing 83.50 and 81.24. Hughes’ best recorded figures were 80.52 and 79.11.

It was another example of a player winning through sustained tournament consistency rather than simply producing the single biggest average.

Avis takes Bridgwater DiDo Week 5

There was another South West success at Bridgwater Darts Academy, where Reuben Avis won BDA DiDo Week 5.

Avis came through a 65-match tournament, finishing with eight victories and beating Finley Bird 2–1 in the final.

He also dominated the top of the averages, recording 68.22, 62.63 and 58.94 among his performances.

Bird finished with seven wins, while Harrison Moule picked up six.

Wild wins despite two 103.66 averages

At Bostin Darts 180 Bar, the Inbetween Vault produced another very strong statistical event.

Neil Wild took the title after seven victories, beating Martin Tonks 3–2 in the final.

However, the biggest numbers came from Reece Colley and Jake Shipley, who both hit 103.66 averages.

Wild himself reached 95.84, while Shaun Hercules recorded 96.97.

Yet again, it was a night where the eventual winner wasn’t necessarily the player with the biggest single performance.

Carl McFarlane wins at Galaxy

There was also another Friday Super Night at Galaxy Sports Bar, where Carl McFarlane took the title.

McFarlane beat Curtis Green 3–0 in the final and finished with eight victories.

Andy Steed produced the event’s highest recorded average at 90.18, while McFarlane hit two separate 83.50 performances during his winning run.

Plenty more winners

Friday’s programme also included some substantial events further afield.

Luke Cox won a huge 127-match Challow Vault Break, finishing with ten victories. Craig Edwards produced a 100.20 average, while Shane Turner hit 96.97.

Arjun Sharma won the IDL Super GP Ruislip September event, John Power took the Epsom Social Club Vault Break and George Jones won at Llandeilo Rugby Club.

There were also wins for Andy Smith, David Hitchman, Callum Lester, Mark Howard and Chris Howse among the rest of Friday’s results.

Friday’s standout numbers

The top of Friday’s averages made impressive reading:

Ryan Mitchell – 111.33
Jake Eichen – 111.33
Reece Colley – 103.66
Jake Shipley – 103.66
Ryan Mitchell – 103.25
Adam Mould – 102.48
Craig Edwards – 100.20

For me, though, Eichen’s victory stands out most. Matching Mitchell’s 111.33 and doing it in a 2–0 win against him while taking the tournament gives Friday a particularly strong headline performance.

Closer to home, another Portishead title for Boundy, a nine-win night for Hughes at Evesham and Avis winning at Bridgwater gave the South West plenty to talk about too.

Yesterday’s Darts Results – Honey Hits 104.86 as Boundy, Steed and Rowley Take Friday Titles (28th August 2026)

 

Friday produced another busy evening of grassroots darts, with 22 tournaments from 28 August added to the Q4QS database.

There was plenty to pick out across the South West and beyond, headed by an excellent 104.86 average from Dave Honey at Evesham, while Steve Boundy continued his strong run at Portishead and Andy Steed came through a competitive opening night at Galaxy Sports Bar.

Honey stars at Evesham

The standout individual performance came at Evesham Darts Competitions, where Dave Honey won the Champions Elect Round Robin.

Honey defeated Pete Hughes 4–1 in the final, but it was his 104.86 average earlier in the competition that really caught the eye – the highest recorded average across Friday's 22 events.

There was plenty of quality around him too. Hughes reached 95.94, Shaun Vernall produced 93.94, and Tony Gisbourne registered 90.18.

It wasn't the only competition at Evesham either. Richard Coombes won the Champion of Champions Final Qualifier, edging Richard Bambridge 5–4 in the deciding match.

Boundy comes through another Portishead battle

Steve Boundy added another title at Portishead Workmens Darts, winning Friday's open event after a close final against Logun Godbeer.

Godbeer produced the highest average of the tournament at 81.83 and accumulated nine wins across the event, but Boundy came through the final 4–3 to take the honours.

It's another good result for Boundy at a venue where his name has appeared regularly in recent Q4QS roundups.

Steed wins as Godfrey breaks 100

There was a high-quality night at Galaxy Sports Bar, where Andy Steed won the first Friday Night Series event.

Steed defeated Charlie Wiles 2–0 in the final, with both players recording nine wins during the competition.

The biggest number, though, came from Ross Godfrey, who produced a 103.12 average. Steed wasn't far behind with a 96.97, while Curtis Green also reached 93.94.

Rowley wins SDO Summer Series thriller

Paul Rowley came through the SDO Summer Series 6.6 Open at Severn Darts Organisation.

Rowley edged Dean Rogers 4–3 in the final and produced a 96.58 average during the event.

Mark Crutchley provided another of Friday's ton-plus performances, hitting 100.20, but Rowley beat him on his way to the title.

Avis takes Bridgwater title

At Bridgwater Darts Academy, Reuben Avis enjoyed an excellent run through BDA DiDo Week 4.

Avis finished the competition with nine wins and defeated Alex Bird 2–0 in the final. His highest recorded average was 69.91.

Plenty more winners across Friday

There were plenty of other titles worth noting.

Andrew Quinn won the Bradmoor Farm Friday Vault Break 2, defeating Sean Holley 3–1 after a competition in which Sam Ridgway hit 96.97. Kev Raynsford took the Epsom Social Club Vault Break 2 with a 4–3 victory over John Power, while Corey Milward won the Friday One Off Round Robin.

Elsewhere, Jake Shipley won at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, Adam Mitchell took the Money In Money Out title at Shooters Bar and Jamie Chaplin won the Wicketts Friday Night Round Robin.

Friday's standout numbers

Honey's 104.86 led the way, followed by Godfrey's 103.12 and Crutchley's 100.20.

Sam Ridgway, Andy Steed and Rico Anderson all reached 96.97, with Paul Rowley at 96.58 and Pete Hughes at 95.94.

It was another night that showed the depth of grassroots darts being captured by Q4QS – big averages, close finals and established names sharing the headlines with players continuing to emerge through local competition.

With another 22 tournaments added, the database continues to grow and feed into the wider Q4QS rankings, statistics and player analysis.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Godbeer Goes Back-to-Back as Boundy Wins at Portishead (25th August 2026)

 

Tuesday produced another packed night of grassroots darts, with 39 tournaments from 25 August added to the Q4QS database.

There was plenty to pick out across the South West, headed by another victory for Logun Godbeer at Highbridge, while Steve Boundy took the Tuesday Open at Portishead. Further afield, some huge averages were recorded, with Kaydon Doherty topping the night's numbers with a remarkable 116.83.

Godbeer does it again at Highbridge

Logun Godbeer made it back-to-back JDC VOLTS victories at Highbridge Social Club after also winning Monday's competition.

This time Godbeer defeated Tai Anderson 3-0 in the final, and the standard increased significantly from the previous night.

Godbeer produced an 85.08 average in the final itself, the best recorded performance of the tournament. He finished with nine victories across the night, with Anderson recording eight wins and a best of 75.15.

Two wins in two nights makes Godbeer one of the week's early standout performers.

Boundy takes Portishead Tuesday Open

At Portishead Workmens Darts, Steve Boundy came through a 60-match Tuesday Open to claim the title.

Boundy defeated Liam Trotman 3-1 in the final, with both players accumulating eight victories during the competition.

Boundy's best performance was an 81.87 average, while Jack Kempster recorded 77.08 and Trotman reached 75.61.

It continues Boundy's excellent run at Portishead after he also featured prominently in recent Q4QS results.

Astbury impresses with 104.86

Daniel Astbury combined a tournament victory with one of Tuesday's strongest performances.

Astbury won the Wicketts Tuesday Round Robin, beating Terry Nash 3-1 in the final, having earlier produced a superb 104.86 average.

Nash wasn't far behind, reaching 98.02, while Astbury added another 91.70 during his run.

Bryan Flew hits 103.66 on way to title

At Tredegar Constitutional Club, Bryan Flew put together an impressive night in Vault Break Round Robin 2.

Flew beat Dewi Beynon 3-0 in the final and recorded eight wins across the competition.

His standout performance was a 103.66 average, while he also produced 87.61 and 81.98 during his title-winning run.

Kaydon Doherty tops the averages

The biggest number recorded anywhere in Tuesday's data came from Kaydon Doherty at The Bullseye Bar in Lichfield.

Doherty averaged a huge 116.83 during the Custom Handicap Round Robin before going on to win the tournament, defeating Antony Dent 3-0 in the final.

It was an extraordinary set of numbers from the event. Darren Tunnicliffe recorded 113.45, Stan Stannard 109.98, Doherty another 108.94 and Dent 107.50.

Robert Lovelle wins at the Railway

There was also a strong night at DARTS@ THE RAILWAY INN, where Robert Lovelle emerged victorious.

Lovelle beat Jamie Roberts 3-0 in the final and finished with nine wins, the most at the tournament.

He also hit a 100.20 average, matched by Dan Williams, who added performances of 93.94 and 91.17.

More JDC VOLTS action

Highbridge wasn't the only JDC venue in action.

Joseph Lauridsen won at Minehead, defeating Kyle Chivers 3-0 in the final after both Lauridsen and Joshua Pravato recorded seven victories. Pravato's 74.74 was the highest average there.

Elsewhere, Freddie Rowlands won at Gosport, Tyler Shuck took the Halesowen event and Spencer Edwards won at Ogmore Vale, where he produced an impressive 91.09 average.

Plenty more winners across Tuesday

With 39 tournaments added, there was far more action than could fit into one roundup.

Among the other winners were Stephen Jones, Stewart Doughty, Darren Malt, Sean Holley, Ben Rowley, Shaun Vernall, Jack Seymour, Kyle Jones, Jack Wright, David Fisher and Donna Buckley.

There was also a women's singles victory for Jane Price, who beat Sharon Brewer 2-1 in the final and produced the event's highest recorded average of 79.11.

Another big night added to Q4QS

Tuesday's results offered a bit of everything.

Godbeer's second Highbridge victory in two nights and Boundy's Portishead success provide the main South West stories, while performances from Astbury, Flew and others underline the quality appearing throughout the grassroots game.

And with 39 more tournaments now in the Q4QS database, the picture of players, venues and form across the grassroots circuit continues to grow.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Greaves Stars as Sunday Produces 40 Tournaments 23rd August 2026

 

Sunday was one of the busiest days I have added to the Q4QS database recently, with 40 tournaments recorded from 23 August.

From the PDC Women’s Series to JDC VOLTS events around the country, restricted-average competitions and busy local opens, there was a huge amount of darts taking place.

Beau Greaves provided the biggest-name success of the day, while Ben Rowley produced some exceptional numbers, Steve Boundy collected another title and there were plenty of South West and junior stories to follow.

Greaves takes Women’s Series 19

Beau Greaves continued her success on the PDC Women’s Series by winning Event 19, beating Lisa Ashton 5-3 in the final.

Greaves won seven matches during the tournament and produced a 96.97 average in a 4-0 victory, followed later by 96.30 in her 5-1 win over Aileen de Graaf.

Ashton enjoyed an excellent run herself, winning six matches and recording 90.54, while Fallon Sherrock reached 93.94 and de Graaf 93.22.

Rowley hits huge numbers

One of Sunday's most eye-catching grassroots performances came from Ben Rowley at the Gap Week MIMO at Phoenix Darts Club.

Rowley won the competition with a 3-0 victory over Charlie Hymers in the final – and his numbers during the tournament were outstanding.

He produced recorded averages of 109.98, 104.86 and 100.20, with the 104.86 coming in the final itself.

Whatever the level or format, three separate ton-plus performances in the same event certainly stand out.

Boundy adds another title

Steve Boundy has featured regularly in these roundups recently and he was back among the winners on Sunday.

Boundy won the CUFC Open, defeating Andy Darbon 3-0 in the final after a tournament in which 75 matches were recorded.

His best performance was a 93.94 average, while he accumulated eight victories during the event. Darbon reached the final after seven wins.

Scott Mc wins at Wiltshire Darts House

There was another competitive Sunday Open at Wiltshire Darts House, with Scott Mc eventually taking the title.

Scott defeated Danny Humphries 5-3 in the final after recording nine victories across the competition.

Humphries may have finished runner-up but produced one of the day's strongest conventional averages with 103.66, while Scott reached 93.94 and Johnny Haines 91.09.

Richardson comes through high-quality Earls Barton event

The Silver Band pre-Vault round robin also produced some impressive numbers.

James Richardson beat Josh Richardson 3-2 in the final after both players reached a 100.20 average during the competition.

James added a 98.02 performance and collected ten victories, while Josh won nine matches and also recorded 99.40 and 92.02.

That looks like one of the strongest local events of Sunday's schedule.

South West JDC successes

There was a huge programme of JDC VOLTS action and several events across the South West.

At The Kings Pub in Exeter, Joseph Lauridsen defeated Quin Dymond 3-1 in the final. Both players finished with six victories, while George Miller produced the event's highest recorded average of 83.50.

At The Banckers Draught in Minehead, Charlie Mossman enjoyed an excellent day, beating Luhandré Laage in the final. Mossman won nine matches and recorded an 88.41 along the way.

There were JDC winners elsewhere too, including Arjun Sharma, Zach Langley, Jay Cottier, Ryan-Rai Rushton, Riley Pinhorne, Charlie Wills, James Prettyjohn, Rhys Evans and Riley Herbert across another extremely busy day for the junior circuit.

King takes the Portishead Under-55

The restricted-average competitions continue to provide some of the most competitive grassroots tournaments.

At Portishead Workmens Darts, Ryan King won the Under-55 Sunday Lunch, defeating Archie O'Driscoll 3-2 in the final.

King, O'Driscoll and Kristian Postlethwaite each recorded six victories during the tournament, with Joshua Geal producing its highest recorded average of 62.02.

More Sunday winners

There were plenty more performances worth noting.

Cody Kibble won the DARTMANN Under-70 tournament at Matson Rugby Club, beating Paul Meyer in the final.

Liam Hughes took the Champs Vault Break Week 1 competition despite Lee Evans producing an excellent 102.48 average during the event.

Kirk Bain collected ten victories on his way to the Isle of Wight Grand Prix 2 title, while Liam Hawthorne won the Under-65 round robin at Bostin Darts 180 Bar and Jack Wright took the Vault Break competition at Rushden Windmill Club.

Another reminder of the depth of grassroots darts

Forty tournaments in a single day tells its own story.

Alongside a major PDC Women's Series event were JDC competitions, regional ADC events, local opens, average-restricted tournaments and money-in-money-out competitions.

That's exactly what I want these daily Q4QS roundups to capture: not simply the biggest names, but the depth of competitive darts taking place every day.

And on a Sunday featuring Greaves, Ashton and Richardson alongside dozens of local winners and emerging juniors, there was plenty worth recording.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Caste Hits 112.69 as Tuesday Produces Huge Numbers (19th August 2026)

 

Tuesday 18 August was a busy night across the grassroots game, with 39 tournaments added to the Q4QS database and some seriously impressive numbers appearing along the way.

The headline performance came from Mat Caste, who produced a spectacular 112.69 average on his way to victory in Milton Keynes, while Bryan Flew, Dan Williams, Sam Jackson and Jamie Chaplin were among several other players combining big scoring with tournament success.

There was plenty happening closer to home too, including a ten-win night for Steve Boundy at Portishead.

Caste steals the show with 112.69

The performance of the night belonged to Mat Caste at the Windmill Hill Golf Centre Vault Break in Milton Keynes.

Caste produced a huge 112.69 average during the tournament and backed it up with another ton-plus performance of 100.63.

More importantly, he turned the numbers into a tournament victory, finishing with seven wins and beating Adam King 3–0 in the final.

A 112 average at any level catches the eye, and producing another 100+ performance during the same competition makes Caste's night particularly impressive.

Boundy wins ten at Portishead

There was plenty to celebrate at Portishead Workmens Darts, where Steve Boundy came through Freddie's Birthday Bash.

Boundy amassed an impressive ten victories during the competition before beating Jack Collins 3–0 in the final.

The biggest average at the event actually came from Logun Godbeer, whose 91.09 topped the night's figures. Max Maggs, Phil Woodall and Andy Darbon all recorded 83.50 averages, while Boundy's best was 81.24.

It was a good example of why looking beyond the single highest average often tells you much more about a tournament – Boundy's consistency ultimately carried him all the way through.

Williams dominates at the Railway

Dan Williams produced one of Tuesday's most complete performances at the Railway Inn Round-Robin.

Williams won nine matches, beat Charlie Mossman 3–0 in the final and produced a superb 103.66 average during his run.

That wasn't an isolated burst either. Williams also recorded two 91.09 averages and an 88.41, making his overall performance one of the strongest of the night.

Flew fires in 107 at Tredegar

Another huge performance came from Bryan Flew at the Tredegar Vault Break.

Flew produced a massive 107.36, the second-highest individual average recorded across Tuesday's Q4QS results.

He also hit 92.02 twice, including in his 3–0 final victory over Callum Smith, to complete an excellent tournament-winning performance.

Chaplin comes through a high-quality Wicketts event

There were some excellent numbers at the Wicketts Tuesday Round Robin.

Daniel Astbury produced averages of 100.20, 98.02 and 96.97, but it was Jamie Chaplin who eventually claimed the title.

The pair met in the final and Chaplin produced a 96.69 average to win 3–1.

Both players finished with eight victories, making this one of the strongest head-to-head stories from Tuesday's results.

Jackson combines a ton average with the title

Sam Jackson also joined Tuesday's 100 club at St John's.

Jackson recorded a 100.20 average during the competition and eventually defeated Mark Burns 4–2 in the final.

Like Boundy at Portishead, Jackson finished the tournament with ten victories, underlining the consistency required to negotiate these longer round-robin competitions.

Plenty happening on the JDC VOLTS circuit

Tuesday also brought another busy programme of JDC VOLTS action.

Among the winners were Jack Powell at Resolven, Jenson Macey in Gosport, Tyler Shuck at Halesowen, Luke Bennett in Minehead, Lucas Milligan at Blackwood and Spencer Edwards at Ogmore Vale.

Macey produced a particularly impressive sequence in Gosport, recording a best of 85.89 and winning seven matches on his way to the title.

In Minehead, Luke Bennett took the title with six victories, while Ryan Elliott produced the tournament's highest recorded average at 73.32.

More winners across a busy Tuesday

There were plenty of other performances worth noting.

Darren Malt won his Cash Prize Round Robin with eight victories and a best of 93.94, while Clayton Ford also recorded eight wins on his way to the Chinnor Pavilion Vault Break title.

Lloyd Walker won the Fareham MIMO, George Whyte came through the IDL Super GP in Ruislip, Andy Hammond won at Widden Rugby Club and Taylor Mcguckian produced a 90.18 on the way to victory at Bedworth.

And at Newent, Sharon Brewer took the women's singles title with a 3–1 final victory over Ruby Kennedy.

A night of big numbers

The depth of Tuesday's scoring was perhaps the biggest story.

Mat Caste – 112.69
Bryan Flew – 107.36
Nathan Bull – 103.66
Dan Williams – 103.66
Rich Griffee – 102.48

Caste added another 100.63, while Stephen Cake, Sam Jackson and Daniel Astbury all recorded 100.20 averages.

Not everyone producing those numbers went on to win, which is another reminder of just how unpredictable these competitions can be.

Across 39 tournaments, Tuesday provided everything from junior events and Under-65 competitions to Vaults and money-in-money-out round robins – and another huge collection of results to feed into the growing Q4QS database.