South & South West Darts Results Round-Up – Thursday 4th June 2026

Thursday night delivered another packed schedule of darts across the South and South West, with strong fields, standout performances and several players breaking the 100-average barrier.

The performance of the night came from Jayden Walker, who produced a superb 107.36 average on his way to victory at Vault 17 in Wallisdown. Walker defeated Scott Wyeth 3-0 in the final and recorded the highest average from the South West events covered by Q4QS.

Not far behind was Henry Cooper, who matched Walker's 107.36 average during a dominant title-winning run at Yeovil Labour Club. Cooper defeated Gary Eastwood in the final and was one of several players to produce big scoring performances throughout the evening.

At DartAsylum HQ, Ashton Brown enjoyed a memorable night, defeating Matt Baynham to claim the Thursday Night Round Robin title. Brown was in excellent form throughout the competition and recorded a 97.33 average, one of the best performances of the day.

Junior darts was also well represented. Rory Pearce emerged victorious in the JDC VOLTS event in Gloucester, overcoming Alfie Miller in the final. Meanwhile, Spencer Edwards claimed the JDC VOLTS title in Resolven after defeating Ondre Ali.

In Dorchester, Alfie Yarrow lifted the Vault 17 title at the Trinity Club, while Minehead saw Rob Lovell take victory after defeating Danny High in the final. Antony Dent also impressed at the Under 70 Round Robin, recording a 100.20 average during his successful run to the title.

South & South West Tournament Winners

🏆 Rory Pearce – JDC VOLTS Series 6, Gloucester

🏆 Ashton Brown – Thursday Night Round Robin, DartAsylum HQ

🏆 Bobby-Lee Jeffery – Thursday Night Under 55 Average Comp

🏆 Antony Dent – Under 70 Round Robin

🏆 Alfie Yarrow – Vault 17, Dorchester

🏆 Rob Lovell – Vault 17, Minehead

🏆 Jayden Walker – Vault 17, Wallisdown

🏆 Henry Cooper – Vault 17, Yeovil

🏆 Kacey Ayres – WADC Vault 1.0, Salisbury

🏆 Kim Williams – WADC Vault 1.0, Minehead

Top 10 Averages (South & South West)

1. Jayden Walker – 107.36
2. Henry Cooper – 107.36
3. Ashton Brown – 97.33
4. Bailey White – 96.97
5. Henry Cooper – 94.90
6. Luke Getty – 94.04
7. Liam Blakeley – 91.09
8. Gary Eastwood – 91.09
9. Ashton Brown – 90.18
10. Henry Cooper – 90.18

With summer darts in full swing, the standard across the region continues to rise. The combination of established names, emerging junior talent and competitive local circuits is producing some excellent darts week after week, and Thursday night's action was another strong example of the depth of talent currently on show across the South West.

Congratulations to all winners, finalists and standout performers from Thursday's action.

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

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

Tournament Highlights

Devizes Town Round Robin

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

Purton Under 70 Average

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

DartAsylum Under 55 Average

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

Vault 17 Stonehouse

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

Vault 17 Stalbridge

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

Vault 17 Bishopsworth

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

Vault 17 Ilfracombe

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

🏆 Performance of the Day

Henry Cooper (Christchurch) – 111.33 Average

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

💯 Century Club

Players recording 100+ averages:

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

🔥 Most Wins of the Day

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

Looking Ahead

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

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