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

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

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

Quinn comes through huge charity tournament

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

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

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

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

Russell hits 103.66 in JDC Wales Regional Finals

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

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

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

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

Lauridsen wins South West JDC Regional Final

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

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

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

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

Warren Ryan takes CUFC birthday bash

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

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

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

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

Long beats Hedman in Saturday MIMO

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

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

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

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

Finch wins Pre-Vault event

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

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

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

Harri Firmo wins Epsom U65

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

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

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

Dean Rogers wins Church Wicketts Open

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

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

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

More JDC regional winners

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

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

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

Plenty more Saturday winners

There was no shortage of other titles across the day.

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

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

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

Saturday’s standout numbers

The day’s leading averages were headed by:

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

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

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

Yesterday’s Darts Results South and South West (12th August 2026) – Pete Hughes Shines as 51 Tournaments Hit the Q4QS Database

 

Tuesday produced another packed night of grassroots darts, with 51 tournaments added to the Q4QS database from across the country.

As usual, the focus here is primarily on the South West and surrounding areas, and there was plenty to pick out. Pete Hughes produced the standout local performance at Bretforton, while there were victories for Lee Andrews in Bristol, Warren Ryan at Portishead and Daren Field in Chard.

Further afield, some huge individual averages were recorded on a night where several players broke through the 100 barrier.

Pete Hughes Impresses Again at Bretforton

One of the performances of the night came from Pete Hughes at the Vault 18.0 event at Bretforton Sports Club, Evesham.

Hughes went all the way to the title, defeating Dave Honey 3–0 in the final, and his numbers across the tournament were particularly impressive.

He recorded a 103.66 average against Vicky Barnett and followed that with a 100.78 against Dave Barnett. Another 98.48 came during his meeting with Mitchell Leeming as Hughes accumulated eight wins across the event.

Antony Butler also registered a 93.94, while Mitchell Leeming hit 93.08.

It was another strong night at Bretforton and Hughes continues to be a name regularly appearing among the better performers in these results round-ups.

Lee Andrews Takes Bristol Victory

At Bessellscotts in Bristol, it was Lee Andrews who emerged victorious.

Andrews defeated Matthew Reddy 3–0 in the final and recorded five wins during the tournament. His best recorded average was 78.60, with further efforts of 75.74, 75.15 and 73.92 appearing among the leading performances at the venue.

Matthew Reddy also collected five victories, while Joe Preedy reached four.

Warren Ryan Wins at Portishead

There was a competitive field once again at Portishead Workmens Darts, where the Tuesday Open also offered a prize for the furthest-progressing under-55 player.

Warren Ryan took the title, beating Steve Boundy 4–2 in the final.

Interestingly, Boundy produced several of the best individual averages of the tournament, including an 85.89, but Ryan ultimately claimed the main prize. Both players finished the night with eight recorded wins.

Daren Field Wins in Chard

Daren Field was another familiar name among Tuesday's winners, taking the Vault 18.0 event at The Choughs Hotel in Chard.

Field defeated Kieran Spurdle 3–1 in the final, finishing with seven victories for the night.

Darren Herbert recorded the highest average at the venue with 85.89, while Field produced an 85.03 during his victory over Herbert.

Plenty More Across the South West

Tuesday's programme stretched much further across the region.

At the JDC VOLTS Series event in Minehead, Kyle Chivers took the title after beating Aaron Rea 3–1 in the final. Chivers recorded eight wins during the tournament.

Further south at Indian Queens in Cornwall, Gareth Griffiths enjoyed an excellent evening. Griffiths won the tournament and produced averages of 98.02, 96.97, 96.97 and 94.66 among his recorded performances.

The Tiverton event did not have a winner/final detected in the available match data, so I won't attribute a tournament victory there. However, Andy Steed recorded a 100.20 average, while Craig Todd hit 93.94.

Big Numbers Further Afield

There were some eye-catching averages elsewhere in Tuesday's results.

The highest recorded mark was 107.36, achieved independently by Ryan Davies, Liam Cook, Daniel Astbury and John Roberts. Bryan Flew wasn't far behind with a 104.86, while several more players topped 100.

Liam Cook also converted his big scoring into a tournament victory at the PILCS Club in Pontypool, while John Roberts won at The Church Wicketts in Dawley.

It is worth remembering that these are individual match averages rather than tournament averages, but they provide another useful snapshot of the level being produced around the grassroots game.

Another Busy Tuesday in the Database

With 51 tournaments added, Tuesday was another substantial night for the Q4QS database.

Beyond simply recording winners, continuing to collect these results starts to build a much bigger picture: which players are winning regularly, who is producing the strongest numbers, which venues are attracting competitive fields and who may be worth watching over the weeks and months ahead.

And on this particular Tuesday, Pete Hughes' combination of a tournament victory and multiple high averages makes his Bretforton performance particularly difficult to overlook.

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

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

Warren Ryan Wins Birthday Bash Thriller

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

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

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

Dorchester Pairs Produce Quality

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

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

James Chudleigh Comes Through in Indian Queens

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

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

Robbie Long Adds Another Title

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

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

Ross Godfrey Impresses in Devon

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

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

Street Delivers Another Busy Evening

Street Darts Organisation hosted another double-header.

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

Performance of the Day

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

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

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