Yesterday's Darts Results: Jayden Walker Hits 115.62, Lee Evans Shines in Llanelli and Vince Tipple Wins in Evesham – 19 October 2026

Monday brought another 58 tournaments into the Q4QS Database, and there were some remarkable performances among them.

The headline has to be a 115.62 average from junior player Jayden Walker in Salisbury. We also had a 109.98 from Lee Evans in a Llanelli final, a 111.33 at the North Star Club in Calne and some excellent darts at Bengeworth Club in Evesham.

There were seven WADC Vault competitions, eight Junior Volts events and plenty of local and regional tournaments to look through.

What particularly interested me was the mixture of established players, youngsters and local regulars producing some of the day's strongest performances.

Jayden Walker produces a remarkable 115.62 in Salisbury

I'm not sure how many people would have expected the highest average of Monday's results to come from a Junior Volts competition, but that's exactly what happened at Stratford Social Club in Salisbury.

Jayden Walker defeated Zachary Petty 3–0 in the final, completing an impressive nine victories.

But the result only tells part of the story.

Walker recorded a remarkable 115.62 average against Jacob Stott, followed by another three-figure performance of 100.20 against Joshua Stott.

He also produced averages of 88.41 against Zachary Byford and 79.11 in the final.

Nine victories, two averages above 100 and a tournament title. That's an exceptional evening at any level, never mind junior darts.

Charlie Grearson, Joshua Stott and Zachary Petty all finished with six victories, but Walker was clearly the standout performer.

I always think it's important to remember that individual averages can be affected by the length of a match. Even allowing for that, 115.62 is an extraordinary figure.

Lee Evans produces 109.98 in the Llanelli final

One of my favourite performances from Monday came at Cambrian Sports Bar in Llanelli.

Lee Evans defeated Nenin Jones 3–0 in the final, averaging 109.98.

Producing your best darts in a final is always impressive, and Evans certainly managed that.

His other leading averages were:

• 95.94 against Tyrone Pritchard
• 92.02 against Roger James
• 91.09 against Adrian Davies

Evans finished with six victories, while Jones and Roger James both collected five.

Jones also produced an excellent 103.66 average against Oscar Bourne.

This was a particularly strong evening at Cambrian Sports Bar, with both finalists contributing three-figure averages.

Vince Tipple takes the title at Bengeworth Club

The Monday Vault competition at Bengeworth Club in Evesham produced another strong set of results.

Vince Tipple defeated Paul Jones 3–2 in the final, finishing with seven victories.

Tipple's best average was 90.57 against Jones, and he also recorded 85.89 against Alfie Lewis and 85.23 against Jason Reeve.

However, the highest average of the competition came from Shaun Vernall, who produced 96.97 against Luis Cowley-Bryenton.

Jones also impressed, recording 88.50 against Tipple.

Vernall finished with six victories and Jones with five, but Tipple came through a close final to secure the title.

It's another good example of why I like looking beyond the highest average. Vernall produced the best individual performance, but Tipple was the player who ultimately won the tournament.

Ashley Melvin impresses in Salisbury

Stratford Social Club also hosted its regular adult Vault competition, and there were some very good averages recorded.

Des Stevens defeated Luke Yates 3–2 in the final, with both Stevens and Ashley Melvin finishing on six victories.

Melvin recorded two separate 96.97 averages, against Kelsey Haigh and Jamie Rhodes.

Liam Glister also collected six victories, while Yates finished with five.

Although Melvin produced the strongest individual averages, Stevens did enough to take the title.

With Walker's exceptional Junior Volts performance taking place at the same venue, Stratford Social Club certainly had a memorable Monday.

Scott Mc records 111.33 in Calne

At the North Star Club in Calne, the highest recorded average was 111.33 from Scott Mc against Daniel Fitchett.

That's the second-highest individual average in Monday's report.

I should mention that the player is recorded as Scott Mc in the results, so I'm keeping that name as supplied rather than assuming a full surname.

The tournament itself was won by Gary Hiscock, who defeated Aidan Wiltshire 3–1 in the final.

Hiscock finished with six victories and recorded a best average of 88.41 against Lee Andrews.

Rich Griffee also produced 96.97, while Alfie Barney and Shoey Ayres both recorded 91.09.

A strong night at one of the regular Wiltshire venues.

Other impressive Monday performances

There were several more results worth picking out.

At Hindley Social Club, Jonathan Kavanagh defeated Anthony Paul Hitchen 4–2, recording a 105.47 average against Jason Walkley and 95.13 against Connor Mather.

At the Academy in Basingstoke, Jason Collins defeated Paul Hogan 3–0. Hogan and Callum Grealis both recorded 103.66 and 100.20 during the competition.

At the Clive Arms in Cardiff, Kurt Parry defeated Jose Van Angeles 3–1, producing a 102.48 average against Edward Manley.

At the Green Star in Smallthorne, Carl Batchelor defeated Ash Dale 3–0, winning eight matches. His leading averages were 100.20, 98.02, 91.09 and two performances of 88.41.

At Wattsville National Club, Connor Hopkins defeated Alec Small 3–1. Hopkins recorded two 100.20 averages, along with 95.94.

At Nantyffyllon Non Political Club in Maesteg, Mike Huntley defeated Bryan Williams 3–2, finishing with eight victories. Huntley produced 100.20, 96.97, 95.94 and 91.09.

At Legends Sports Bar in Wisbech, Brett Claydon defeated Scott Carter 3–1, winning eight matches and recording 97.28, 96.97 and 88.41.

At the Banckers Draught in Minehead, Dave Fisher defeated Jack Walker 3–0, completing eight victories. Dan Williams produced the highest average of the competition at 100.20.

And at the 49 Club's Under-60 Series, Billy Titchener defeated Ian Stringer 4–2, finishing with seven victories. Kirky Godbeer recorded the event's highest average of 75.15.

There was plenty of quality across the country, but what stood out was the number of players producing several strong performances in the same competition.

WADC: Anna Pearce wins in Plymouth as seven Vault events take place

There were seven WADC Vault 3.0 competitions in Monday's results, and I'm pleased to see the regular women's tournaments continuing across different parts of the country.

At Legends Darts Lounge in Plymouth, Anna Pearce defeated Heather Toney 3–1, completing five victories.

Pearce recorded averages of 59.33 against Jodie Hawton and 57.30 against Toney.

Toney produced the competition's highest average of 63.09.

Elsewhere, Monday's WADC winners were:

Winner	Venue	Final result
Stacey Price	Bagley Sports & Social Club, Shrewsbury	Beat Emma Tapp 3–1
Janet Hardman	Derby Arms, Birkenhead	Beat Leanne Topper 3–1
Kate Drake	Hotshots Sports Bar, Bletchley	Beat Gill Clark 3–1
Anna Pearce	Legends Darts Lounge, Plymouth	Beat Heather Toney 3–1
Angharad Bessent Smith	Loughor WMC, Swansea	Beat Gaynor Jones 3–0
Kelly Stevens	Newark Railway Sports & Social Club	Beat Nikki Rainbow 3–0
Amanda Harwood	Pinches Cue Club, Norwich	Beat Lynsey Childs 3–2

Janet Hardman recorded the highest WADC average of the day, 69.91 against Molly Brash, while Stacey Price produced 66.80 against Emma Tapp.

Angharad Bessent Smith also impressed, recording 63.51 in the Swansea final.

These competitions may not always produce the headline averages, but they are an important part of grassroots darts. Regular competitive opportunities matter, and it's encouraging to see the WADC programme continuing across so many venues.

Junior Volts: Ben Lundstrom breaks 100 as eight competitions take place

Jayden Walker's 115.62 wasn't the only excellent performance from Monday's Junior Volts programme.

There were eight Junior Volts competitions in the results, with some very encouraging averages.

Ben Lundstrom produces 100.20

At McNamara's Sports Bar and Academy, Ben Lundstrom defeated Ralph Healing 3–0 in the final, finishing with six victories.

Lundstrom produced an outstanding 100.20 average against Freddie Kaufman and followed that with 88.41 in the final.

He also recorded 78.93 against Francis Woods.

Healing finished with five victories and recorded 76.42 against William Shaw.

That's an impressive collection of performances from Lundstrom, particularly when you consider he backed up his three-figure average by winning the tournament.

Cooper Cornish wins at Highbridge

At Highbridge Social Club, Cooper Cornish defeated Tai Anderson 3–2, winning six matches.

Cornish produced the highest average of the competition, 74.00 in the final, while Anderson recorded 72.31 in the same match.

Cornish also recorded 69.14 and 68.32 during the evening.

Archie O'Driscoll finished with five victories, while Anderson collected four.

A good competitive final, with Cornish doing enough to take the title.

Other Junior Volts winners

Winner	Competition	Final result
Rowan Fielding	Barry Town United AFC, Barry	Beat Isaac Munro-Morris 3–1
Jay Cottier	Bradley House Bar, Uttoxeter	Beat Jaicee Hill 3–1
Cooper Cornish	Highbridge Social Club	Beat Tai Anderson 3–2
Mason Lyon	MK Sports Bar & Lounge, Milton Keynes	Beat Presley Lamb 3–0
Ben Lundstrom	McNamara's Sports Bar and Academy	Beat Ralph Healing 3–0
Jayden Walker	Stratford Social Club, Salisbury	Beat Zachary Petty 3–0
Jamie Johnson	Empire Clubs, Lancing	Beat Kai Pullinger 3–1

Alongside those results, Mason Lyon produced an 81.24 average in Milton Keynes, Noah Howe recorded 71.00 in Uttoxeter and Jamie Johnson collected eight victories in Lancing.

The junior competitions are becoming an increasingly interesting part of these daily reports. Walker's performance was exceptional, but there are plenty of other youngsters producing good darts on a regular basis.

Monday's highest recorded averages

Here are the leading individual match averages from the named tournaments in Monday's report.

Player	Average	Venue
Jayden Walker	115.62	Stratford Social Club, Salisbury
Scott Mc	111.33	North Star Club, Calne
Lee Evans	109.98	Cambrian Sports Bar, Llanelli
Jonathan Kavanagh	105.47	Hindley Social Club
Nenin Jones	103.66	Cambrian Sports Bar, Llanelli
Paul Hogan	103.66	The Academy, Basingstoke
Callum Grealis	103.66	The Academy, Basingstoke
Adrian Lingard	102.48	David Street Club
Kurt Parry	102.48	Clive Arms, Cardiff
Ben Lundstrom	100.20	McNamara's Sports Bar and Academy

These are individual match averages, not tournament-wide averages. The separate entry labelled "Retry later" has been excluded.

My five standout performances

1. Jayden Walker – Nine victories, two averages above 100 and a remarkable 115.62 in the Junior Volts competition at Salisbury.
2. Lee Evans – A 109.98 average in the Llanelli final, backed up by several other performances above 90.
3. Ben Lundstrom – A 100.20 Junior Volts average, followed by an 88.41 performance in the final.
4. Carl Batchelor – Eight victories at Smallthorne, with averages of 100.20, 98.02 and 91.09.
5. Vince Tipple – Seven victories and the Bengeworth title, coming through a close final against Paul Jones.

Special mentions go to Jonathan Kavanagh, Mike Huntley, Connor Hopkins, Ashley Melvin and Scott Mc.

Another 58 tournaments added to Q4QS

Monday's results offered another reminder of just how much is happening across grassroots darts.

There were excellent performances from experienced players, some impressive local tournament victories and another strong showing from the Junior Volts.

For me, the biggest story was Jayden Walker's 115.62. It's not every day that a junior player produces the highest average across an entire day's results.

But there was plenty more to appreciate.

Lee Evans delivered his best darts in a final, Vince Tipple came through a competitive field in Evesham, and seven WADC competitions provided more opportunities for women to compete.

With another 58 tournaments added to the Q4QS Database, all of these results contribute to the growing picture of player performance across the country.

You can explore the rankings and player statistics at Quest For Q School.

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.