Yesterday’s Darts Results: 26 Tournaments, Baker Hits 120.24 & Evans Fires 107.36 – 12 September 2026

Saturday brought another varied day of grassroots darts, with 26 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

The scoring headline belonged to Scott Baker, who produced a superb 120.24 average at the Squalla Cup, while Sam Morris hit 115.62 and both Stuart Dutton and Lee Evans reached 107.36.

Evans combines 107.36 with the title

Lee Evans produced one of Saturday’s strongest all-round performances at Challow British Legion.

Evans hit a 107.36 average, followed it with 102.48 and 100.20, and then went on to take the title with a 3–1 final victory over Ross Norton.

He finished the event with eight victories, making it one of the most complete tournament performances of the day.

Tweddell wins huge Aylesbury event

There were 85 matches recorded at Aylesbury Darts Events, where Jack Tweddell came through a deep field to win the Undisputed Night – Afternoon Round Robin.

Tweddell beat Sean Holley 5–2 in the final and collected nine wins across the competition.

The biggest average at the venue came from Stuart Dutton, who fired 107.36 and also added a 102.07. Tweddell’s best performance was an excellent 99.68.

Baker fires 120.24 at Samba

The single biggest average of Saturday came at the Squalla Cup at Samba Darts Academy.

Scott Baker produced a huge 120.24 average in a 2–0 victory over Josh Upton.

The title eventually went to Olly Garratt, who finished with eight wins and beat Nick Whitehouse 3–0 in the final.

Morris hits 115.62

There was another exceptional number at Inn On The Green, where Sam Morris averaged 115.62 against Ed Bratby.

The tournament itself was won by Jamie Chaplin, who beat Jake B-Smith 3–2 in the final and finished with eight victories.

Daniel Astbury also enjoyed a strong night with three separate averages above 88.

Garrett celebrates with a title

Tyler Garrett won Archie's 16th Birthday Bash at Out Out Bar, beating Cody Vodden 4–0 in the final.

Garrett finished with seven victories and dominated the tournament averages, topping them with a 96.97 and also recording 88.41, 86.71 and 83.50.

Pickles takes Nambucca Vault

At Nambucca in London, Stuart Pickles collected eight victories on the way to the Vault 19.0 title.

Pickles beat Jamie Davis 3–2 in the final, with a best average of 85.89.

John Nelson produced the tournament’s highest average at 93.94 and also finished with six victories.

Levett wins at Worthing

Connor Levett produced a strong and consistent night at John Selden in Worthing.

Levett beat Kai Highams 3–1 in the final, finished with seven victories and topped the averages with an 87.00.

He also recorded 81.24 and 80.08 during the event.

Soroko wins Rose Bowl

At Lindsay Constitutional Club, Andre Soroko took the Rose Bowl annual members tournament.

Soroko defeated Robert Cuddihy 3–0 in the final and also topped the tournament averages with 88.41.

He finished with six wins, ahead of Allan Griffiths and Andy Davies on four.

Keegan Brown takes Isle of Wight Grand Prix

The Isle of Wight Grand Prix 3 produced one of Saturday’s larger competitions, with 96 matches recorded.

Keegan Brown came through to win the title, beating Daryl Hunt 3–2 in the final and finishing with nine victories.

Hunt produced the strongest average of the tournament at 92.56, while Tom McInnes also enjoyed a strong day with eight wins.

Saturday’s top individual averages

1. Scott Baker — 120.24, Squalla Cup
2. Sam Morris — 115.62, Inn On The Green
3. Stuart Dutton — 107.36, Aylesbury Darts Events
4. Lee Evans — 107.36, Challow British Legion
5. Lee Evans — 102.48, Challow British Legion
6. Stuart Dutton — 102.07, Aylesbury Darts Events
7. Lee Evans — 100.20, Challow British Legion
8. Jack Tweddell — 99.68, Aylesbury Darts Events
9. Tyler Garrett — 96.97, Archie's 16th Birthday Bash
10. Andrew Quinn — 96.97, Aylesbury Darts Events

With another 26 tournaments added to Q4QS, Saturday provided another useful batch of results for player records, rankings, venue statistics and form.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: 41 Tournaments, Wiles Hits 107.36 Twice & Friday Winners – 11 September 2026

 

Yesterday’s Darts Results – Friday 11 September 2026

Friday brought another substantial night of grassroots darts, with 41 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

The strongest scoring performance of the day belonged to Michael Wiles, who produced two separate 107.36 averages at Clacton Sports Bar and added another 103.66 during a dominant title-winning run. Jon Mansell and Simon Gale also reached 107.36 elsewhere.

Quiney takes Evesham title

Joe Quiney came through another competitive night at the Bengeworth Club in Evesham.

Quiney defeated Jason Reeve 3–0 in the final and finished the event with seven wins. He also recorded a best average of 91.09.

The highest average at the venue belonged to Bill Evans, who hit 93.94, while Paul Jones also reached 91.09. Reeve joined Quiney on seven victories for the night.

Harding wins strong Taunton event

There was another local title at Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton, where Luke Harding completed an eight-win night.

Harding defeated Richard Frost 3–2 in the final, averaging 90.35 in the decider. He had also recorded an 88.41 earlier in the tournament.

Andy Steed produced the best average of the event with 91.09, while Ricky Harding and Leighton Cox also reached 88.41.

Rendell wins in Yeovil

At Bullets Sports Bar in Yeovil, Zac Rendell came through to take the Vault 19.0 title.

Rendell beat Daren Field 3–1 in the final and finished with seven victories. Field produced the highest average of the tournament at 77.08, while Rendell's best was 75.15.

Bird takes Bridgwater DiDo title

There was also success at Bridgwater Darts Academy, where Alex Bird won Week 6 of the BDA DiDo series.

Bird defeated Warren Rixon 2–0 in the final and finished with seven victories.

Rixon produced the best average of the tournament at 79.11, with Bird recording a 66.80 during his winning run.

Wiles dominates at Clacton

Away from the South West, one of Friday's performances demanded attention.

Michael Wiles produced an exceptional display at Clacton Sports Bar, recording 107.36 twice, another 103.66, plus 98.14 and 96.97.

Wiles finished the night with eight victories and beat CJ Everrit 3–1 in the final, making this one of the strongest all-round tournament performances in Friday's results.

Kelling wins after breaking 100

At Worthies Sports and Social Club in Winchester, Jamie Kelling combined a tournament victory with a ton-plus performance.

Kelling averaged 103.66 against Jamie Treacher before eventually beating Chas Barstow 3–2 in the final.

Barstow also hit 103.66 during the tournament and finished with seven victories, while Kelling topped the win count with eight.

More big averages around the country

Friday produced several more eye-catching performances.

Jon Mansell hit 107.36 at The Church Wicketts in Dawley, where Paul Rowley went on to take the title. Callum Lester and Dean Rogers both added 100.20 averages during the same tournament.

Simon Gale matched that 107.36 at Woodbridge Hill Working Men's Club, while Dai Lewis produced a 100.20 and went on to win the tournament.

Elsewhere, Samuel Caswell hit 103.66 on the way to winning at Tamworth, while Lewis Pearse and Adam Mould both reached 100.20 during their respective events.

Friday’s top individual averages

1. Michael Wiles — 107.36, Clacton Sports Bar
2. Michael Wiles — 107.36, Clacton Sports Bar
3. Jon Mansell — 107.36, The Church Wicketts
4. Simon Gale — 107.36, Woodbridge Hill Working Men's Club
5. Michael Wiles — 103.66, Clacton Sports Bar
6. Samuel Caswell — 103.66, The Potters Kiss
7. Chas Barstow — 103.66, Worthies Sports and Social Club
8. Jamie Kelling — 103.66, Worthies Sports and Social Club
9. Lewis Pearse — 100.20, Allenburys Sports & Social Club
10. Adam Mould — 100.20, Bradmoor Farm

With another 41 tournaments now incorporated, Friday adds another sizeable set of results to the Q4QS rankings, player records, venue statistics and form database.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: 57 Tournaments, Three 107.36 Averages & Thursday Winners – 10 September 2026

Thursday delivered another packed night of grassroots darts, with 57 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

There was plenty of quality at the top end, with three players hitting 107.36 averages: Andy Smith, Robbie Martin and Lloyd Walker. Carl Wilson was not far behind on 105.11, while several others also broke the 100 barrier.

Hughes wins Worcester Vault

Pete Hughes came through a strong field at The Cue Corner in Worcester, beating Steve Sewell 3–1 in the final.

The standout scoring performance at the venue came from Danny Lauby, who hit 97.53 and 96.97 during the night. Hughes himself produced an excellent 95.76 against Lauby before later finishing the tournament with seven wins.

Roy takes Yeovil title

At Yeovil Labour Club, Robbie Roy won the Vault 19.0 event with a 3–0 final victory over Jacob Noyce.

Roy also topped the tournament averages with 93.19, just ahead of Mike Harper's 92.80. Roy finished with six wins, while Harper also reached 91.09 during the event.

Brown wins another busy night at Hangar 61

There were 81 matches recorded at Hangar 61, where John Brown came through to take the Thursday night round robin title.

Brown defeated Corey Oates 3–0 in the final and also produced an 88.14 average earlier in the event. The best figure of the night belonged to Miles O'Toole, who hit 93.94 against Andy Smith.

Owen Smith finished with six wins, while Danny Humphries, Andy Smith, O'Toole and Oates all recorded five.

Kay wins again in Cornwall

After winning in Bodmin on Wednesday, Jamie Kay made it back-to-back winning nights with another Vault title at St Breward AFC & Social Club.

Kay beat Joseph Juleff 3–0 in the final and recorded a best average of 87.49 during the tournament. Neil Meneer and Martin Smith both reached 88.41, while Kay and Juleff finished with seven wins apiece.

Walker combines title with 107.36

Lloyd Walker produced one of the best performances of the entire night at Fareham Social Club.

Walker fired a 107.36 average against Ryan Crowley and went on to take the title, beating Joey Cole 3–0 in the final.

Gary Daniels also impressed with a 103.66, while Walker finished with seven victories and Cole with six.

Smith hits 107.36 and wins in High Wycombe

There was another combination of huge scoring and a tournament victory at Cressex Social Club.

Andy Smith averaged 107.36 against Mick Carlton, added a 93.94 later in the night and eventually beat Andrew Bowler 3–2 in the final.

Smith finished with eight wins, while Bowler and Ian Bartlett both recorded six.

Martin fires 107.36 in Dorchester

Robbie Martin matched the night's top figure with a 107.36 average at Dorchester Trinity Club.

Martin also hit 93.94 and 90.00, although the title went to James Wills, who beat Jay Anderson 3–2 in the final. Martin, Wills, Anderson and Liam Blakeley all finished with five victories.

More South West success

There were more titles across the region.

At The Newtown in Poole, Henry Cooper won with eight victories and produced a 100.20 average on the way, beating Ryan Marten 3–1 in the final.

At Minehead, David Farmer took the Vault title with a 3–0 final win over Brad Furse, recording a best average of 93.94.

Jamie Kay's Cornwall success and Robbie Roy's Yeovil victory added further depth to another strong South West night.

Thursday’s top ten individual averages

1. Andy Smith — 107.36, Cressex Social Club
2. Robbie Martin — 107.36, Dorchester Trinity Club
3. Lloyd Walker — 107.36, Fareham Social Club
4. Carl Wilson — 105.11, Rusthall Club
5. Gary Daniels — 103.66, Fareham Social Club
6. Darren Brown — 103.66, Pinches Cue Club
7. Jack Johnson — 103.66, Rusthall Club
8. Rob Butters — 103.66, The Gardeners Arms
9. Ben Simpson — 103.66, The Wolversdene Club
10. Josh Richardson — 103.66, Windmill Club

With another 57 tournaments now added, Thursday provides another sizeable block of results for the Q4QS rankings, player records, venue data and form analysis.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: 67 Tournaments, Huge 136.64 Average & Tuesday’s Winners – 8 September 2026

Tuesday produced the biggest Q4QS results day of the week so far, with 67 tournaments added to the database. The latest Vault programme provided a huge amount of action, alongside local opens, junior competitions and WADC events, with some exceptional numbers recorded at the top end.

The headline average came from Shaun Fox, who produced a remarkable 136.64, while Ben Flanagan-Mcclelland hit 115.62 and both Andrew Hitchcock and Jack Main reached 111.33.

Fox produces huge 136.64

Shaun Fox produced the outstanding statistical performance of Tuesday at the United Services Club in Harwich.

Fox recorded a 136.64 average in a 2–0 victory over Martin Steward and backed that up with another ton-plus display, averaging 103.45 in the final as he beat Todd Ayling 3–1 to take the title. Fox finished with eight victories, while Ayling also broke the ton barrier with 100.20.

Flanagan-Mcclelland combines 115.62 with title

There was another enormous performance at The Cue Club in South Wigston.

Ben Flanagan-Mcclelland averaged 115.62 in a 2–0 victory over Nick Davey before going on to win the tournament, defeating Sam Sneath 3–2 in the final. Flanagan-Mcclelland finished with eight wins, with Sneath collecting seven.

Self continues winning run in Newbury

After winning in Basingstoke on Monday, Archie Self was straight back among the headlines on Tuesday.

Self won Vault 19.0 at the Crucible Sports and Social Club in Newbury, beating Andrew McNeil Aitken 3–0 in the final. His route included a superb 109.98 average against Igor Kuroczycki, as well as another 100.20 performance against Tania Burdett.

That made it consecutive Vault titles on successive nights for Self, with another eight victories added to the record.

Quiney wins strong Evesham event

Closer to home, Joe Quiney came through a competitive Vault night at Bretforton Sports Club, Evesham.

Quiney beat Paul Jones 3–1 in the final and recorded seven victories. There was plenty of quality elsewhere in the field: Danny Lauby averaged 98.02, Jason Reeve reached 96.97, while Quiney's best recorded figure was 88.41.

Bagguley breaks 100 in Gloucester as Hearn wins

There was another ton-plus performance in the local area at Widden Rugby Club in Gloucester.

Joe Bagguley produced a 100.20 average against Jayden Hamblin and also hit 88.41 during the night. The title went to Ryan Hearn, who collected seven victories and defeated Nigel Vernall 3–0 in the final.

Hawkins takes Bristol Vault title

The Bristol Vault at Bessellscotts was won by John Hawkins, who defeated SKITZ 007 3–2 in the final.

Hawkins collected seven victories from the tournament and also produced its highest average, a 91.09.

Boundy wins Tuesday Open in Portishead

There was a sizeable 75-match competition at Portishead Workmens Darts, where Steve Boundy took the Tuesday Open title.

Boundy finished with eight wins and beat Logun Godbeer 4–0 in the final. Liam Trotman produced the highest average of the competition at 85.89, while Godbeer reached 83.50.

Tiverton title for Head

At Elmore Football Club in Tiverton, Tom Head came through with eight wins to take the Vault title, defeating Andy Steed 3–1 in the final.

The strongest scoring performances belonged to Dean Brown and Steed, who both recorded 96.97 averages.

More South West winners

There was another busy night across the wider South West.

At Taunton's Darts @ The Lawns, Scott Smith won Week 2 of the U70 RR Super Series, beating Cameron Adams 4–1, with Brooklyn Anthony producing the highest average of 83.50.

Steve West was also back in the winner's circle at Fareham Social Club, defeating Ben Rowley 3–0 in the final while averaging 102.48.

Further west, Henry Cooper won at The Newtown in Poole with a 97.97 final average, beating Matt Yarrow 3–1.

Jack Nankervis took the Indian Queens title in Cornwall. Neil Meneer produced a 103.66 there, with Logan Symons Jnr also reaching 100.20.

And in the WADC Vault at Shooters Bar, Leominster, Clare Bywater defeated Karrina Barnes 3–1 to take the title.

Plenty more ton-plus scoring

Tuesday's 67 tournaments produced ton-plus averages across numerous venues.

Andrew Hitchcock recorded 111.33 and 100.20 at Chalvey, although Jake Hobbs ultimately took the title. Jack Main hit 111.33 and 100.20 on the way to winning at Hethersett, where Darren Brown also averaged 107.36 and Matthew Hubbard reached 100.20.

Tyler Thorpe reached 103.66 in the MDC Round Robin, while Kevin Leadenham and Robert Arthur were among a sizeable group to record averages above 103.

Tuesday’s top ten individual averages

1. Shaun Fox — 136.64, United Services Club, Harwich
2. Ben Flanagan-Mcclelland — 115.62, The Cue Club, South Wigston
3. Andrew Hitchcock — 111.33, Chalvey WMC, Slough
4. Jack Main — 111.33, Hethersett Social Club
5. Archie Self — 109.98, Crucible Sports and Social Club, Newbury
6. Darren Brown — 107.36, Hethersett Social Club
7. Tyler Thorpe — 103.66, MDC Round Robin
8. Kevin Leadenham — 103.66, Hunter Bar, Grantham
9. Neil Meneer — 103.66, Indian Queens WMC & Institute
10. Robert Arthur — 103.66, Royal British Legion, Sunbury-on-Thames

With 67 tournaments added from one day alone, Tuesday represents another major expansion of the Q4QS dataset, feeding more results into player records, form, rankings, venue statistics and the growing searchable database.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: 40 Tournaments, Huge Averages & Monday’s Winners – 7 September 2026

Monday was a huge night for the Q4QS database, with 40 tournaments added from across the grassroots game. The latest round of Vault action made up a large part of the programme, with events stretching across the country, while several players produced averages comfortably above the 100 mark.

The highest of the night belonged to Mark Stafford, who fired in a superb 112.69, while Adam Beck, Ronnie Sumner and Paul Hogan all reached 111.33.

Stafford combines 112.69 with Bexhill title

Mark Stafford produced Monday's highest recorded average on the way to winning Vault 19.0 at Sidley Working Men's Club in Bexhill.

Stafford's 112.69 came in a 2–1 victory over Darren Gale. He went on to take the tournament with eight wins, beating Adrian Gray 3–0 in the final.

Martin leads the way in Salisbury

There was an excellent night at Stratford Social Club in Salisbury, where Robbie Martin took the Vault title.

Martin defeated Danny Humphries 3–1 in the final, producing a 100.68 average in the decider. Humphries averaged 98.35 despite the defeat, while Ryan Furness also impressed with 96.97. Martin finished with eight wins from the night.

Allen takes Evesham title

Antony Allen enjoyed a dominant night at the Bengeworth Club in Evesham, finishing with eight victories and the tournament title.

Allen defeated Reece Pinches 3–0 in the final and recorded a best average of 98.02. He also produced two 85.89 performances during his run, including one against Danny Lauby.

Self beats Hogan in Basingstoke thriller

One of the strongest tournaments for outright scoring came at The Academy in Basingstoke.

Paul Hogan hit 111.33, but it was Archie Self who eventually took the title, beating Hogan 3–2 in the final with a 107.96 average. Self had already broken the ton barrier with a 100.20 earlier in the competition.

Cleave comes through in Paignton

Finlay Cleave was another winner to combine a title with a ton-plus performance.

Cleave won Vault 19.0 at 8 Ball Bar & Sports in Paignton, beating Leigh Bowman 3–1 in the final. His best performance was a 103.66 average against Jesse Cavanagh, while Alfie Hutton reached 96.97. Cleave and Bowman both recorded seven wins.

More South West and local success

There was plenty more to pick out around the Q4QS core coverage.

At North Star Club in Calne, Scott Mc continued a good run by taking the title with a 3–1 final win over Gary Hiscock. Declan Cox produced the tournament's best average at 103.66, with Hiscock reaching 95.88.

At Shooters Bar in Leominster, Chris Hurds beat Alec Mccready 3–0 in the final, with Hurds also producing the tournament's highest average of 90.18.

Minehead also featured in Monday's Vault programme, where David Farmer defeated Dan Williams 3–2 to take the title. Jack Walker led the averages there with 91.44.

Ton-plus performances around the country

Monday's scoring wasn't confined to the tournament winners.

Adam Beck hit 111.33 at Newark, although Neil Ward eventually took the title.

Ronnie Sumner also averaged 111.33 at Southwick, with Lewis Gurney going on to win the event, while Tyler Garrett and Alex Ward both recorded 107.36 elsewhere during the night's Vault action.

Stuart Dutton also recorded 107.36 at Riverside Club, Wycombe.

There was another ton-plus showing from Neil Wild, who hit 100.20 at Bostin Darts 180 Bar, where Michael Powell took the title. Sion Thomas also recorded 100.20 at Cardigan.

Monday’s top ten individual averages

1. Mark Stafford — 112.69, Sidley Working Men's Club, Bexhill
2. Adam Beck — 111.33, Newark Railway Sports & Social Club
3. Ronnie Sumner — 111.33, Southwick Sports and Social Club
4. Paul Hogan — 111.33, The Academy, Basingstoke
5. Archie Self — 107.96, The Academy, Basingstoke
6. Tyler Garrett — 107.36, Cwmbran Workingmen's Club
7. Alex Ward — 107.36, GWRSA Club, Didcot
8. Stuart Dutton — 107.36, Riverside Club, Wycombe
9. Finlay Cleave — 103.66, 8 Ball Bar & Sports, Paignton
10. Declan Cox — 103.66, North Star Club, Calne

With 40 tournaments added in a single day, Monday provides another substantial addition to the Q4QS database and another batch of results that will feed into player records, form, rankings and statistics.

Yesterday’s Darts Results – Saturday 6 September 2026

Sunday produced another busy day across the grassroots darts scene, with 23 tournaments added to the Q4QS database. There was some exceptional scoring at the top end, led by Steve West’s 118.66 average, while Scott Mc and Craig Stoner also broke through the 100 barrier.

West tops the day with 118.66

Steve West produced the standout individual performance of Sunday at the Gap Week MiMo at Phoenix Darts Club.

West took the title with a 4–1 final victory over Frankie Howard, but the headline number came earlier in the competition when he averaged a superb 118.66 against Freddie Rowlands. West also recorded averages of 93.94 and 91.34 during the event, underlining a very strong day at the oche. Ben Rowley also impressed at Phoenix with a 96.97 average.

Scott Mc hits 111 in Wiltshire

There was another huge average at Wiltshire Darts House, where Scott Mc won the Wiltshire Darts House Comp.

Mc defeated James Roberts 5–2 in the final and finished the tournament with nine match wins. His best performance was a 111.33 average, the second-highest recorded across Sunday’s 23 events. Ian Greenaway also reached 91.09 during the competition.

Stoner fires 107.36 as Rodgers takes Week 3

The third ton-plus performance of the day came at the Littlehampton Premier Darts Series.

Craig Stoner produced a 107.36 average in a 2–0 victory over Jack Candler and collected six wins during the event. The title, though, went to Mick Rodgers, who beat Lewis Gurney 3–2 in the final and finished with eight victories.

Pilgrim takes Morden Super GP

Darryl Pilgrim enjoyed an excellent day at the IDL Super GP Morden September Sunday, taking the title with a 6–2 victory over Charlie Green.

Pilgrim recorded eight wins and also produced a 96.85 average, the fifth-highest individual average across all of Sunday’s tournaments. Oscar King reached 91.09, while Arjun Sharma hit 88.41.

Shipwright wins Bucks Youth County Open

There was a sizeable field at Bradmoor Farm Sports Bar, with 147 matches recorded at the Bucks Youth County Open Day.

Oscar Shipwright emerged as champion after beating Jayden Laming 4–2 in the final. Shipwright collected nine wins and also topped the tournament averages with 93.94, ahead of Jai Carlton's 81.24.

More Sunday winners

Elsewhere, Luke Leonard won the Champs Money In Money Out Vault Break 3, defeating Andrew Smith 3–2, while Damian Gibbon took the JDC Volts Style Round Robin and Harvey-Lee Nelson-Harris won the Junior Darts Round-Robin Tournament.

At Shaftesbury Football Club, Lexi Ayres won the Ladies Money In event, while David Holt claimed The Doble Chase Series event. Jack Seymour won the M.I.M.O competition, Jamie Evans took Money In Money Out and Luke Oldham came through the NYDA Summer Singles Under-18s.

Taylor Morgan won the Nags Head Pre-Vault Open, Sam Done took Oliver’s Sports Bar Series 3 Week 2, Ryan Perks won the Round-Robin Money In Money Out and Samuel Price was victorious at The C’s Bar & Function Rooms.

There were further wins for Jamie Elliott at the Silver Band Sunday Pre-Vault, Elijah Bishop in the Toe To Oche Darts Academy Under-55 Open, Adrian McGee in the U65 Bostin Round Robin, Craig Sharp in the Under-55 Average Series 2.0, Kaden Johnson in the Under-65 Average 4.0 and Kyron Harrison in Vault Break 4.

Sunday’s top five individual averages

1. Steve West — 118.66, Gap Week MiMo
2. Scott Mc — 111.33, Wiltshire Darts House Comp
3. Craig Stoner — 107.36, Littlehampton Premier Darts Series
4. Ben Rowley — 96.97, Gap Week MiMo
5. Darryl Pilgrim — 96.85, IDL Super GP Morden September Sunday

Another 23 tournaments are now added to the growing Q4QS database, continuing to build the picture of form, results and performances across the grassroots game.

Yesterday's Results Round-Up – Thursday 30 July 2026

 

Another busy night of grassroots darts saw 47 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with Thursday's calendar once again dominated by Vault 18 events alongside popular local round robins across the South West and beyond. From Worcester to Yeovil, Hangar61 to Plymouth, there were plenty of standout performances and memorable stories.

South West Spotlight

John Brown claims Hangar61 title

One of the strongest local fields of the evening assembled at Hangar61, Patchway, and it was John Brown who came through to claim the Thursday Night Round Robin title with a 3-1 victory over Liam Moore in the final.

Brown won nine matches on the night and continued his excellent recent run of form, but there was another moment that will be remembered for some time.

Ashton Brown produced a spectacular nine-dart finish during his quarter-final against Nathan Treadgold. Despite achieving darts' perfect leg, Ashton was edged out by Treadgold in a memorable contest that became one of the talking points of the evening. It was a reminder that even perfection doesn't always guarantee victory in a high-quality field.

Antony Butler impresses in Worcester

At Vault 18.0 @ The Cue Corner, Worcester, Antony Butler produced one of the standout displays of the night. He defeated Steve Sewell 3-0 in the final and recorded a superb 103.66 average, while also producing another 100.20 average during the competition.

Mike Harper victorious in Yeovil

There was more South West success at Yeovil Labour Club, where Mike Harper lifted the Vault title with a 3-0 victory over Callum Harrison. Harper won eight matches during the evening and consistently produced the highest standard at the venue.

Scott Lawrey takes Plymouth honours

At Legends Lounge, Plymouth, Scott Lawrey defeated Andy Steed 3-1 in the final. Steed produced an excellent 98.02 average during the event, but Lawrey held his nerve to collect another Vault title.

Lee Evans continues winning run

Lee Evans added another title at Galaxy Sports Bar, Torquay, defeating Tristan Perry 3-0 in the final. It continues an excellent spell for Evans, who has been one of the most consistent performers on the South West circuit over recent weeks.

Tommy Sperring wins another Round Robin

At DartAsylum HQ, Tommy Sperring edged Charlie Grabham 4-3 in another entertaining final. Sperring's consistency continues to shine through, with yet another title added to his growing collection.

Standout Performances

Several players produced exceptional averages during Thursday's action:

• William Thomas – 111.33 (The Bird, Maesteg)
• Andy Smith – 108.22 (Cressex Social Club, High Wycombe)
• Shane Lawrence – 107.36 (Deers Leap Round Robin)
• Antony Butler – 103.66 (The Cue Corner, Worcester)
• Louis Melville – 103.66 (Shooter's SportsBar, Neath)

Closer to home, Miles O'Toole (96.97) and Nathan Treadgold (93.94) also produced excellent darts at Hangar61 despite narrowly missing out on the title.

Another Busy Night for Q4QS

With another 47 tournaments processed, the Q4QS database continues to build an ever-clearer picture of grassroots darts across the UK. Congratulations to all of Thursday's winners, and a special mention to Ashton Brown, whose nine-dart leg at Hangar61 provided one of the standout moments of the week.

Yesterday's Results Round-Up – Wednesday 29 July 2026

 

Wednesday was another busy evening for grassroots darts, with 56 tournaments added to the Q4QS database. Vault events dominated the schedule, while local leagues, round robins and Champions of Champions qualifiers ensured there was plenty of action across the country.

From a South West perspective it was another excellent night, with strong performances in Stonehouse, Torquay, Bodmin, Ilfracombe and Bishopsworth producing some outstanding darts.

South West Spotlight

Josh McCarthy produces a century average in Stonehouse

One of the performances of the night came at Vault 18.0 @ Magpies Social Club, Stonehouse, where Josh McCarthy defeated Shaun Vernall 3-2 in a high-quality final. McCarthy produced a superb 100.20 average, while Declan Cox also impressed with 95.04 during another excellent evening in Gloucestershire.

Neil Meneer edges Bodmin classic

There was plenty of quality at Vault 18.0 @ Bodmin Band & Social Club, where Neil Meneer defeated Jamie Kay 3-1 to lift the title. Although Kay fell just short in the final, his remarkable 115.62 average was the highest individual average recorded across all the South West events and one of the best performances anywhere in the country.

Connor Davies ends Robbie Long's winning run

At The Sartan Club, Bishopsworth, Connor Davies claimed another Vault title with a 3-1 victory over the in-form Robbie Long. Connor averaged 92.02 during the evening, while Zach Quinn also showed his class with a 93.94 average. It was another strong standard from one of the South West's most competitive weekly events.

Charlie Wiles triumphs in Torquay

Charlie Wiles claimed the title at Galaxy Sports Bar, Torquay, edging Richie Blaynee 3-2 in the final. Wiles averaged 86.46 during the evening to continue his excellent recent form.

Daniel Donovan wins in Ilfracombe

Further west, Daniel Donovan took victory at The Wellington Arms, Ilfracombe, defeating Andy Steed 3-1 in the final to add another Vault title to his record.

Chris Hurds breaks the 107 barrier

At Shooters Bar, Leominster, Chris Hurds produced one of the performances of the night. He lifted the title with a 3-1 win over Zac Griffiths and fired in a brilliant 107.36 average, the highest by an adult winner on the Q4QS featured graphic.

Performances of the Night

Several players produced exceptional averages during Wednesday's action:

• Jamie Kay – 115.62 (Bodmin)
• Chris Hurds – 107.36 (Leominster)
• Josh McCarthy – 100.20 (Stonehouse)
• Declan Cox – 95.04 (Stonehouse)
• Peter Barton – 93.94 (Burnham & Highbridge)

There were also impressive performances elsewhere from Kyle Jones (111.33), Adam Mould (107.36), Daniel Astbury (107.36), Matt Dennant (104.86) and Louis Melville (103.66), underlining the standard being achieved across the grassroots game.

Another Busy Night for Q4QS

With another 56 tournaments processed, the Q4QS database continues to grow, providing an increasingly detailed picture of grassroots darts throughout the UK. Congratulations to all of Wednesday's winners, and good luck to everyone competing again tonight.

Yesterday's Results Round-Up South and South West – Tuesday 28 July 2026

 

Another busy evening of grassroots darts saw 58 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, with action spanning the South West, Southern England, Midlands and beyond. Junior events, Vault competitions, round robins and local opens all contributed to another packed night of darts.

For followers in the South West, there were plenty of familiar names celebrating victories, while several players produced three-figure averages to underline the quality being produced across the grassroots game.

South West Spotlight

Joe Preedy lands Bristol Vault title

One of the night's standout local stories came at Vault 18.0 @ Bessellscotts, Bristol, where Joe Preedy defeated Jack Walker 3-2 in the final. Jack Walker topped the averages on the night with 80.52, but Preedy produced the results when it mattered to lift the title.

Tommy Sperring continues his excellent form

At DartAsylum HQ, Tommy Sperring claimed the Tuesday Night Sub 70 Average Round Robin title with a 3-1 victory over Kai Carter. Sperring also posted the highest average of the evening (81.98) on his way to another impressive success.

Steve Boundy victorious in Portishead

Portishead Workmens Darts hosted another strong turnout, with Steve Boundy defeating Liam Trotman 3-0 in the final. Boundy also produced the night's best average at the venue (84.18) to complete an excellent evening.

Dave Fisher edges thriller in Taunton

Taunton's U70 Super Series produced one of the closest finals of the night as Dave Fisher defeated Ryan Greenslade 4-3. Fisher also recorded a superb 96.97 average during the competition and finished with eight match victories.

Logun Godbeer wins at Highbridge

The JDC VOLTS circuit continued in Somerset, where Logun Godbeer defeated Cooper Cornish in the Highbridge final. Cooper Cornish produced several strong performances during the evening, but Godbeer secured the title after another consistent campaign.

Performances of the Night

Several players broke the 100 average barrier:

• Callum Lovell – 111.33 (Banbury Vault)
• Lee Evans – 105.57 (Loughor WMC Vault)
• Lewis Gurney – 104.86 (Lancing Vault)
• Shaun Vernall – 103.66 (Bretforton Vault)
• Dave Bayton – 103.66 (Dawley Vault)

Those performances demonstrate the ever-improving standard across grassroots darts, with several venues producing averages normally associated with much higher-profile competitions.

Around the Venues

Other notable winners included:

• Pete Hughes (Bretforton Vault)
• Junior Howard (Tiverton Vault)
• Jack Bellingham (Portland Vault)
• James Smith (Crawley Vault)
• Daniel Astbury (Dawley Vault)
• Luke Peacock (Banbury Vault)
• Tom McInnes (Isle of Wight Vault)
• Samuel Palmer (Fareham Vault)

With another 58 tournaments processed, the Q4QS rankings continue to grow and provide an increasingly detailed picture of grassroots darts across the UK.

Remember you can follow all the live scores from Midlands, Wales and South England on my new Live Scores Vidiprinter on You Tube - Results usually shwoing around 20.30 UK Time onwards of an evening