Robbie Long Leads the Way on a Busy Thursday Night of Grassroots Darts - Results SOuth and SOuth West 20th August 2026

 

Robbie Long was among the headline winners on another busy night of grassroots darts on Thursday, producing a strong performance to take the honours at Hangar 61.

Results from across the country again demonstrated the depth of the grassroots game, with Keith Selby, Bryan Flew, Stewart Wilde and others producing some of the night's strongest recorded averages.

For Q4QS, though, the standout story from the South West came at Hangar 61.

Long takes the title at Hangar 61

Robbie Long continued his impressive recent form by winning the Thursday night round robin at Hangar 61.

Long defeated Martyn Freeman 3–1 in the final, having also produced the tournament's highest recorded average with an 88.41 during his run. He added an 85.79 later in the competition, while Simon Lloyd recorded an 83.70.

It was another notable result for a player who has been putting together an increasingly impressive run on the local circuit.

Selby breaks the ton at the Local Lock Up

The biggest genuine individual average I'm highlighting from Thursday came from Keith Selby, who produced an excellent 100.20 during Local Lock Up Series 13 Week 7 at Darts In Watford.

Selby ultimately reached the final, where John Ayris claimed the title with a 3–1 victory.

Ayris enjoyed an excellent night himself, recording two 91.09 averages on his way through the competition.

Bull takes MiMo 2008

At Locks Heath Working Men's Club, Nathan Bull emerged victorious in MiMo 2008.

Bull completed an eight-win evening by defeating Carl Houston 3–0 in the final, while Joey Cole produced the highest recorded average from the event with 91.09.

Bull himself reached 83.50 during the competition as he put together an impressive run to the title.

Strong numbers at Brynmawr

There was plenty of quality at Brynmawr Social Club, where Craig Dobbins eventually took the money-in-money-out title.

Dobbins defeated David Watkins 3–2 in the final, but it was Bryan Flew who produced the standout statistical performance.

Flew registered an excellent 93.94, while Cameron Edwards, Dean Rossiter and Watkins all reached 91.09.

That made Brynmawr one of the strongest events of the night in terms of the leading recorded averages.

Bailey survives a marathon in Devizes

There were 75 matches recorded at the Devizes Town Round Robin U70 Average before Christopher Bailey emerged with the title.

Bailey edged Ian Runnacles 4–3 in the final, while Darren Braine recorded the tournament's highest average at 81.24. Mike Barton was next with 78.05.

Hemming wins Inbetween Vault

Wesley Hemming was another of Thursday's winners, taking the Inbetween Vault 1 title after defeating Elliot Smith 3–1 in the final.

The highest recorded average came from Stewart Wilde, who hit an impressive 92.02.

Hemming also produced 84.18 during his title-winning run.

Caste claims Hotshots victory

At Hotshots Sports Bar in Bletchley, Mat Caste took the Vault Break 1 title.

Caste defeated Addison Hefferon 3–1 in the final, with Hefferon having earlier produced the competition's highest recorded average of 90.18.

Charlie Collins also impressed with performances of 88.41 and 86.51.

More winners across the grassroots game

There were plenty more players celebrating tournament victories.

Daniel Killick won the Champagne Shot Darts RR Series U65.9, beating Steve Hylands 4–2 in the final. Hylands' 85.89 was the highest recorded average from the competition.

At The Junction Inn, Finley Bennett defeated Stephen Cake 3–1 to take the title, with George Humphreys producing an 88.41.

Ryan Fuller won Thursday Night MIMO at Legends Darts Lounge, while Aaron Boucher took the Thursday Night Under 60 Average competition at Highridge United Football Club.

And at Samba Darts Academy, Nick Whitehouse came through a close final against Mark Zambra to take the Vault Style Round Robin title.

Alongside Selby's 100.20, Flew's 93.94 and Wilde's 92.02, there was once again plenty of evidence of the quality being produced throughout the grassroots game.

Yesterday’s Darts Results: Big Numbers at GWRSA as Spurdle Takes Grand Prix Finals (20th August 2026)

 

Wednesday 19 August produced another varied night across the grassroots darts scene, with 32 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

There were strong performances across the South West, a particularly eye-catching night at the GWRSA Club, another title for Shaun Vernall, and a Grand Prix Finals victory for Keiran Spurdle. The JDC VOLTS programme was busy again too, while several players broke through the 90 and 100-average barriers.

Spurdle takes the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix Finals

One of the night's standout local results came at the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix Finals, where Keiran Spurdle came through a competitive field to take the title.

Spurdle recorded a best average of 87.07 and eventually defeated CJ Ayres 3–2 in the final. Ayres himself had produced an 85.08 earlier in the competition.

Spurdle finished with six wins, while Dave Fisher recorded five and Ayres five, rounding off the Grand Prix series with a closely fought finale.

Vernall wins at Evesham

Shaun Vernall added another tournament victory at Evesham Darts Competitions.

Vernall won seven matches and defeated Nick Kibble 4–1 in the final, recording several solid averages along the way including an 83.15.

The biggest individual number at Evesham belonged to Curtis Savage, however, with an excellent 96.97 average.

Nick Kibble and Reece Pinches both recorded six wins as Vernall ultimately emerged on top.

Huge scoring at GWRSA

Some of Wednesday's best numbers came from the GWRSA Club.

Roger Crook produced the highest recorded average anywhere in Wednesday's results with a superb 103.66, while Johnny Haines wasn't far behind with a 100.20 and another performance of 98.68.

Yet neither won the tournament.

That honour went to Andy Smith, who recorded a 96.97 of his own during the event and eventually beat Crook 3–0 in the final.

Smith finished the night with eight victories, Crook seven and Haines six – a very strong tournament by any measure.

Chris Hurds wins in Leominster

Chris Hurds was another of Wednesday's featured winners, coming through the Money Money Out event in Leominster.

Hurds recorded an 86.71 average during his run before beating Hayden Newman 3–2 in the final.

Alec McCready also featured prominently, twice recording 83.50 averages and picking up six wins during the tournament.

Stone comes through at Stalbridge

At Stalbridge, Steve Stone began the new season with a tournament victory.

Stone defeated Jonathan Stuart 3–2 in the final, finishing the competition with seven victories.

The performance numbers were headed by Max Adams, who produced a 93.94 average as well as an 85.89 during the event.

Kearns takes Purton Under-70 competition

Another sizeable competition took place at Purton, with 70 matches recorded in the Under-70 Average Cash In-Cash Out event.

Dani Kearns eventually took the title, beating Phil Gray 4–2 in the final.

Gray actually finished with eight wins, while Kearns, Gavin Lloyd and Wayne Millin all recorded seven. Samuel King produced the highest recorded average of the competition at 83.50.

Bailey wins nine at Devizes

Christopher Bailey had a long route to victory at the Devizes Town Under-70 Round Robin.

Bailey accumulated nine wins before edging Ian Runnacles 4–3 in the final.

The best recorded average came from Darren Braine at 81.24, while Mike Barton, Dave Sheppard, Liam Garnett and Andy Evans were among the other leading performers.

Zach Quinn takes ADC sanctioned event

There was also a substantial ADC Sanctioned Round Robin at the Sartan Club, with 75 matches recorded.

Zach Quinn took the title with a 4–1 final victory over Ryan Palmer, recording an 89.10 in that match.

Ryan Smith produced the tournament's best recorded average at 93.94, with Palmer hitting 93.38 and Adrian Wood 91.09. Quinn finished with seven victories, while Palmer, Geoff James and Ryan Smith were among those on six.

Another busy JDC VOLTS night

The JDC VOLTS continued across several venues.

Among Wednesday's winners were Dylan Person, Steffan Thomas, Jay Cottier, Harley Glycos, Rhys Evans, Carson Needs and George Miller.

One of the performances of the night came from Harley Glycos at Out Out Bar in Newport. Glycos produced a 93.94 average and went on to win the tournament with six victories.

At The Kings Pub in Exeter, George Miller defeated Oliver Hutchings 3–2 to take the title, with Hutchings recording six victories across the competition.

More Wednesday winners

There was plenty more happening across the night's 32 competitions.

Louise Pearson won eight matches to take the Top Tee Vault Inbetweener, defeating Toby McLeod 3–2 in the final and recording a best of 83.50.

Reece Colley won the Bostin Darts Vault-style round robin, recording a 93.94 on his way to eight victories and the title.

And there was an excellent performance from Louis Melville at the Shooters warm-up. Melville recorded a 100.20 average, followed it with a 90.18 and ultimately completed an eight-win night by taking the title.

Wednesday's standout numbers

There were four ton-plus recorded averages among the leading performances:

Roger Crook – 103.66
Johnny Haines – 100.20
Louis Melville – 100.20
Kev Brown – 100.20

Johnny Haines also recorded 98.68, while Andy Smith and Curtis Savage both hit 96.97.

Another night where the highest average didn't necessarily mean lifting the trophy – and another useful batch of grassroots results added to the growing Q4QS picture.

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.

Yesterday's Darts Results: Big Ton-Plus Averages Headline Monday's Action 18th August 2026 (South and South West)

 

After a huge Sunday schedule, Monday 17 August brought a more manageable 22 tournaments into the Q4QS database, but there was no shortage of quality.

Anthony Bennett produced the performance of the night with a superb 107.36 average, while Stephen Cake and Geoff James also broke the 100 barrier.

There was South West interest too, with Riley Milligan winning the JDC VOLTS event in Salisbury, while James continued his good form with victory at the Wolversdene Club.

Milligan takes the honours in Salisbury

One of the most interesting results locally came from the latest JDC VOLTS Series 7 event at Stratford Social Club in Salisbury.

Riley Milligan came through the tournament with eight victories, eventually defeating Joshua Stott 3–1 in the final.

Milligan also produced the highest average of the competition, hitting 77.08 against Mason Beaven.

There was plenty to like elsewhere among the young players. Zachary Petty registered a 76.15, while Beaven reached 75.15 and finished the night with five wins.

It was another good example of the strength developing through the junior game, with the JDC VOLTS continuing to provide regular competitive opportunities around the country.

Geoff James breaks 100 on way to title

Geoff James produced one of Monday's standout performances at the Wolversdene Club.

James won the Money In Money Out Round-Robin, defeating Jamie Kelling 3–1 in the final, and recorded eight victories across the competition.

The highlight was a huge 102.48 average, the third-highest individual average recorded anywhere in Monday's Q4QS results.

Kelling also enjoyed a strong tournament, winning seven times and producing an 88.56, while David Moule and Henry Povey both hit 91.09.

Bennett produces the performance of the night

The biggest average of the day came at Brynmawr Social Club.

Anthony Bennett fired in a superb 107.36, before going on to win the tournament with a 3–1 victory over Cameron Edwards in the final.

Bennett also produced a 93.94 earlier in the competition and averaged 85.43 in the final itself.

Craig Dobbins was another strong performer, reaching 87.78, while both Bennett and Gethyn Bennett finished with six victories.

Cake combines big scoring with the title

There was another 100+ performance at Nantyffyllon Non Political Club, where Stephen Cake didn't just produce one of the biggest numbers of the day – he also took the title.

Cake's 103.66 was second only to Bennett across Monday's results.

He went on to beat Gavin Sterio 3–0 in the final, averaging 86.71 in the process, and finished with seven victories.

Mike Huntley also impressed with a 90.18, while Connor Hopkins recorded an 88.06.

Kenny wins at Cwmbran

Another familiar name came through at Cwmbran Working Men's Band Club.

Nick Kenny won the opening Vault Break event, beating Jose Van Angeles 3–1 in the final.

Kenny recorded eight victories and produced several strong averages along the way, headed by 93.94, with another 89.26 also among his better performances.

Meneer comes through at Welshpool

There was a strong standard at The Angel in Welshpool, where Neil Meneer defeated Jamie Kay 3–1 in the final.

Kay actually produced the two biggest averages of the tournament at 95.94 and 93.94, but Meneer responded when it mattered with an excellent 93.34 in the final.

Meneer finished the event with seven wins and also recorded a 90.18 during his run to the title.

Plenty more winners across Monday

Elsewhere, Luke Grantham came through a huge 99-match Monday Flyer at 8 Ball Bar & Sports, defeating Finlay Cleave 2–1 in the final and hitting a best of 91.09.

Jason Kenderdine won an Under-65 round-robin with eight victories and an 81.98 best, while Louis Melville won the Champion of Champions Shooters warm-up and Joshua Russell took the Clive Arms Vault Break.

Shane Turner also enjoyed an excellent evening at the Riverside Club, winning eight matches on his way to the title and producing a best average of 89.57.

Monday's standout numbers

Three performances broke through the 100 barrier:

Anthony Bennett – 107.36
Stephen Cake – 103.66
Geoff James – 102.48

Behind them came Liam Forward at 96.97 and Jamie Kay at 95.94, with Nick Kenny, Gavin Mercer and Jamie Elliott among those recording 93.94 averages.

It may have been a quieter Monday after Sunday's enormous schedule, but there was still plenty to take from the results – particularly the combination of big averages and tournament victories from Bennett, Cake and James, alongside another encouraging JDC VOLTS performance from Riley Milligan in Salisbury.

Yesterday's Darts Results: 16 August 2026 Vernall Doubles Up as Taunton Produces Huge Numbers

 

Sunday 16 August was a packed day of grassroots darts, with 56 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

And while there was action right across the country – from the PDC Challenge Tour to JDC VOLTS and a huge programme of Vault events – there was plenty happening closer to home.

Shaun Vernall won twice, Paul Gardiner came through a high-quality event in Taunton, Charlie Wiles followed a Taunton final with victory in Kentisbeare, and the junior circuit visited both Exeter and Minehead.

There were some exceptional individual performances too, headed by a remarkable 111.33 average from Daren Field at the Queens Arms in Taunton.

Vernall completes a Sunday double

It was quite a day for Shaun Vernall, who managed to win not one but two Vault events.

The first came at Matson Rugby Club in Gloucester, where 57 matches were recorded. Vernall won eight times on his way through the competition and defeated Cody Kibble 3–1 in the final.

His best recorded average was an 88.41, with James Mann producing the performance of the tournament with a 100.20.

Vernall then did it all over again at the Nags Head in Cinderford.

Another eight victories followed, this time culminating in a 3–1 final win over Mark Wellington. Vernall produced an 85.39 during the tournament before averaging 85.03 in the final itself.

Sixteen wins and two tournament victories in the same day makes that one of Sunday's standout stories.

Fireworks at the Queens Arms

The Queens Arms in Taunton produced arguably the most eye-catching collection of numbers anywhere in the grassroots results.

Daren Field fired in an extraordinary 111.33, the highest individual average recorded across Sunday's 56 tournaments.

But he wasn't alone.

C-Jay Pipe hit 100.20, Dave Fisher recorded 97.64, Charlie Wiles produced 96.97 and Andy Steed added a 93.94.

With that standard being produced, winning the tournament was never going to be straightforward.

It was Paul Gardiner who ultimately came through, defeating Charlie Wiles 3–2 in the final.

Wiles actually recorded eight wins across the event – the most of anybody – but Gardiner was the player left standing at the end.

Wiles responds with Kentisbeare victory

For Charlie Wiles, however, Sunday wasn't finished.

After reaching the final in Taunton, he headed the winner's list at the Wyndham Arms in Kentisbeare, beating Mason Doble 3–2 in another close final.

Wiles and Doble both recorded seven victories, while C-Jay Pipe again produced some excellent scoring with a tournament-best 96.97 and another 88.41.

Mason Doble hit 91.09 and Andy Steed recorded 88.98.

So Wiles' day amounted to a final and a tournament victory across two separate events – a very productive Sunday.

Portishead title for Danny Williams

There was a different sort of competition at Portishead Workmens Darts, with the Under-55 Sunday Lunch event.

Danny Williams took the title after a particularly close final against Josh Rose, eventually winning 5–4.

Williams recorded seven victories, while Rose won six and produced each of the four highest listed averages in the tournament, headed by 62.62.

JDC action in Exeter and Minehead

There was plenty of junior darts around the country as the JDC VOLTS Series continued, including two South West stops.

At The Kings Pub in Exeter, Charlie Fone came through a 49-match event, defeating George Miller 3–2 in the final.

Both players recorded six wins, while Oliver Hutchings produced the highest average of the tournament at 77.08.

Meanwhile, at the Banckers Draught in Minehead, Charlie Ely took the title, defeating Kyle Chivers 3–1 in the final.

With VOLTS events taking place around the country on Sunday, it was another busy day for the next generation.

Klose takes Challenge Tour 20

At the other end of the darting pathway, Daniel Klose won PDC Challenge Tour 20.

Klose put together eight victories and defeated Derek Coulson 5–1 in the final.

Interestingly, Coulson produced the two biggest averages of the tournament – a massive 110.68 and 110.44 – but couldn't convert that scoring into the title.

Jack Main also averaged 104.38, Kevin Burness 102.28 and Klose himself 101.55 during his winning run.

It was another reminder that the biggest average doesn't necessarily tell the story of who ultimately wins a tournament.

A Sunday packed with big averages

Daren Field's 111.33 topped the entire day's figures, ahead of Coulson's two 110+ performances.

Elsewhere, James Parkin hit 107.36, Chris Bryant-Evans produced 103.66 and 103.37, and James Mann's 100.20 at Matson completed an impressive list of performances.

There were plenty more strong tournament wins too.

Ricky King won at Swanage, Steve Sewell took the Bostin Darts Vault, Chris Hurds won in Hereford and Steve Boundy came through the CUFC Open.

But from a South West perspective, Vernall's double, the extraordinary standard at the Queens Arms and Wiles' final-and-win combination make Sunday particularly interesting.

Fifty-six tournaments, hundreds of players and yet another huge amount of grassroots darts to add to the Q4QS database.

Yesterday's Darts Results South and South West – Saturday 15 August 2026

 

Saturday produced one of the busiest and strongest grassroots days of the week, with 32 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, ranging from major open competitions and local round robins to junior events, ADC Vaults and the PDC Challenge Tour.

The Q4QS graphic highlights Owen Bates after an excellent victory in Ilfracombe, but there was plenty more happening across the South and South West – including an impressive win for Chris Allen at Hangar 61 in Bristol, a strong junior event in Salisbury and another title for Ellie Harwood.

Bates takes the Ilfracombe Summer Open

One of the headline performances came from Owen Bates, who put together an excellent run to win the Ilfracombe Summer Open.

It was a substantial competition, with 127 matches recorded, and Bates came through with 11 victories before beating Nigel Gullon 5–2 in the final.

His scoring was impressive throughout. Bates produced the tournament's three highest recorded averages – 99.62, 97.62 and 96.97 – with the 99.62 coming against Clint Parkhouse.

Parkhouse himself hit 90.43, while Andy Steed recorded 88.41 during a run which saw him collect nine victories.

A very convincing tournament win from Bates.

Chris Allen comes through a strong Hangar 61 field

One result that didn't make the featured six on the graphic but certainly deserves attention was Chris Allen's victory at Hangar 61 in Bristol.

The Open Round Robin generated 93 recorded matches, with Allen eventually defeating Luke Harding 5–3 in the final.

Allen won nine matches across the competition and also produced the best average of the event, an excellent 94.82.

Harding had a strong tournament himself, recording eight victories and averages including 84.06 and 83.50, while Shoey Ayres also hit 83.50.

That's exactly what makes some of these local opens worth following. A big field and plenty of competitive darts can make winning one a serious night's work, and Allen came through it impressively.

Mason Beaven wins Salisbury Junior Super Series

There was plenty to like about the Salisbury Junior Super Series 3, where Mason Beaven emerged victorious.

Beaven won nine matches and defeated Riley Milligan 5–3 in the final, while also producing the tournament's highest recorded average of 86.65.

There was strong scoring elsewhere too, particularly from Reggie Woollard, who twice averaged 83.50 and recorded seven victories. Zachary Petty and finalist Milligan also collected seven wins apiece.

Another encouraging example of the standard coming through the junior game in the region.

Ellie Harwood wins again

Ellie Harwood also deserves another mention after winning Saturday's Open PR Round Robin.

Harwood recorded nine victories and beat Ryan Greenslade 3–1 in the final.

Greenslade actually produced the highest averages of the tournament, including a 79.11 and 76.42, but it was Harwood who came through the field and took the title.

That's another tournament victory to add to a very promising spell.

Huge numbers around the country

There were some enormous individual performances on Saturday.

The biggest came from Riley James, who produced a remarkable 111.33 average at the Surrey Youth Open.

Challenge Tour 18 also generated some serious numbers, with Steve Lennon hitting 107.79 and 102.77, Daniel Klose recording 103.05 and 100.79, and eventual champion Archie Self producing a 101.55.

Self ultimately beat Klose 5–4 in the Challenge Tour 18 final, completing a seven-win run to the title.

Timothy Jones fires in 107.36

Away from the Challenge Tour, one of Saturday's best performances came at The 9 Darter in Port Talbot.

Timothy Jones won all eight of his recorded matches and completed the job with a 3–0 victory over Steve Miller in the final.

Even more impressive was his 107.36 average in that final. Jones also recorded 96.97, 86.91 and 85.89 during the tournament.

That makes his performance one of the strongest Vault displays in Saturday's results.

Astbury dominant at Dawley

Daniel Astbury produced another extremely strong Vault performance at The Church Wicketts in Dawley.

Astbury won eight matches, defeated Callum Lester 3–0 in the final and averaged a superb 104.86 in the decider.

That wasn't an isolated performance either. He twice hit 96.97 and also recorded a 92.02 during his title run.

Plenty happening in the junior game

Saturday was a particularly busy day for youth darts.

Alongside Mason Beaven's Salisbury victory, Charlie Lowin won the JDC VOLTS event at Bostin Darts, producing a 91.09 along the way. George Folly won at Bushey, George Jones took the Glanyrafon Arms event and Michael Solloway was victorious at The Bullseye Bar in Lichfield.

And at the Surrey Youth Open, while Riley James produced that spectacular 111.33, it was James Butler who eventually came through the huge event to take the title.

Another packed Saturday

There was plenty more beyond the headline performances.

Paul Hogan won at Burghfield with a 98.02 in the final, Dai Lewis took the Bordon Vault, Eddie Price won at Shrewsbury and Aaron Beeney was successful at Nambucca.

Stephen Cake also won a rearranged Vault at The Top Club, with both Cake and Creed Jenkins recording 100.20 averages.

But from a Q4QS/South West perspective, Owen Bates' Ilfracombe victory and Chris Allen's success at Hangar 61 are probably the two performances I'd put right at the heart of Saturday's roundup.

Bates combined a tournament victory with consistently excellent scoring, while Allen negotiated a sizeable, competitive Hangar 61 event and produced a 94.82 along the way.

Another very strong Saturday of grassroots darts.

Yesterday’s Darts Results South and South West – Friday 14 August 2026

 

Friday brought another busy night of grassroots darts, with 40 tournaments added to the Q4QS database. There was plenty happening across the South West in particular, with titles in Taunton, Gloucester, Portishead, Sturminster and Evesham, while several eye-catching averages were recorded around the country.

The performance of the night came from C-Jay Pipe in Taunton, while Ricky King continued his excellent week and there were victories for Shaun Vernall, Steve Boundy and Pete Hughes.

C-Jay Pipe produces a huge night in Taunton

The standout performance came at Pegasus 68 Club in Taunton, where C-Jay Pipe was in superb form.

Pipe won all eight of his recorded matches and defeated Paul Gardiner 3–0 in the final, but it was the level of his scoring that really caught the eye.

He produced a 107.36 average against John Ellis, followed that with a 102.48 in the final, and also recorded a 93.94 during his run.

The 107.36 was the highest individual average recorded across all 40 tournaments on Friday.

That's a serious night's work.

Ricky King continues his strong run

Another player enjoying a particularly good spell is Ricky King.

Having won at The Kings Arms in Wallisdown on Thursday, King followed it up with another title on Friday at Sturminster Football Club.

He defeated Callum Harrison 3–0 in the final, having earlier produced averages of 93.94 and 93.52, the latter coming in a 3–1 win over Jordan Cluskey.

Cluskey produced the biggest average of the tournament with an excellent 100.20, but it was King who took the title with eight wins on the night.

Back-to-back titles across two different venues makes King one of the standout performers of the last couple of days.

Vernall takes the Saintbridge title

At Saintbridge Sports Club in Gloucester, Shaun Vernall took the honours with a 3–1 final victory over Rory Pearce.

Vernall also produced an 85.50 during the knockout stages, while James Smith recorded an excellent 95.88, the highest average of the tournament.

Saintbridge continues to produce competitive fields and this was another strong night of darts in Gloucester.

Boundy wins in Portishead

There was another South West victory at Portishead Workmen's, where Steve Boundy came through to take the Friday title.

Boundy defeated Daniel Kear 3–2 in the final and finished the competition with seven wins.

Brogan Bayford produced the best average of the tournament with an 88.41, while finalist Kear hit an 83.50.

Pete Hughes wins again at Bengeworth

Pete Hughes is another name that keeps appearing in these roundups.

After winning at The Cue Corner in Worcester on Thursday, Hughes made it two titles in two days, this time at The Bengeworth in Evesham.

He beat Richard Coombes 3–2 in the final, while Steve Sewell produced the evening's highest average at the venue with a 93.38. Coombes also enjoyed an impressive night, recording seven wins and an 88.41 along the way.

Like Ricky King, Hughes is putting together a very impressive few days.

More ton-plus averages

Pipe's 107.36 led the way, but he certainly wasn't alone in breaking three figures.

Llew Bevan recorded a 103.66 at Min-Y-Ddol in Aberystwyth, while Timothy Jones matched that 103.66 at Briton Ferry.

Jordan Cluskey, Steve Dennett and Gary Davies all recorded 100.20 averages, while Pipe himself had his second ton-plus performance of the evening with 102.48.

Jane Price takes the WADC title

The WADC Vault at The Bengeworth went to Jane Price, who defeated Tammy Jones 3–1 in the final.

Price recorded five wins during the tournament and produced her best average of the competition in the final, hitting 65.08.

There was also some impressive WADC action at Briton Ferry, where Eve Watson produced a 91.09 average – a particularly eye-catching performance from Friday's women's events.

Junior action continues

The JDC VOLTS Series continued at the Simeon Arms in Ryde, where Mitchel Hunt defeated Brendan O'Reilly 3–1 in the final.

Hunt recorded seven victories on his way to the title, while Archie Isaacson produced the tournament's best recorded average at 81.24.

Plenty more winners

There were plenty of other notable results across Friday.

Alec Small produced a 96.97 on his way to victory at Wattsville National Club, Kyle Weatherley won at Bushey with a best of 95.94, while Shane Turner, Chris Connell, Jamie Grant, Stephen Cake, Logan Anderson, Matt Dennant and Callum Grealis were among the other Vault winners recorded during the evening.

But from a South West perspective, Friday belonged particularly to C-Jay Pipe. An eight-win title run featuring averages of 107.36, 102.48 and 93.94 is an outstanding set of numbers and comfortably earns the headline from another packed night of grassroots darts.

Yesterday’s Darts Results South and South West – Thursday 13 August 2026

 

Thursday produced another huge night of grassroots darts, with 49 tournaments added to the Q4QS database, stretching from regular Vault competitions to limited-average events, junior darts and women’s competition.

There were plenty of familiar names among the winners, but also some excellent individual performances – including a 111.33 average from Jamie Kelling and several players breaking the 100 mark.

Freeman takes the honours at Hangar 61

After previewing the Thursday Night Round Robin at Hangar 61 yesterday, Martyn Freeman came through a competitive field to take the title.

Freeman defeated Corey Oates 3–0 in the final, completing an eight-win night. Liam Moore again showed why he is becoming a player to watch at the venue, recording a 93.94, while Joe Preedy also hit 93.94. Freeman's best recorded performance included an 84.59 average against Moore.

It was a good example of what I mentioned in the preview: these regular round-robin competitions can be extremely difficult to call because there are so many players capable of producing a run on the night.

Harper wins in Yeovil

At Yeovil Labour Club, Mike Harper was the winner, defeating Kevin Dalwood 3–0 in the final.

Harper won eight matches during the tournament and also produced the highest recorded average at the event, a 93.94. Dalwood reached the final with six victories, while Ben Collins also recorded six wins.

Another title for Pete Hughes

Pete Hughes continued his recent run by winning the Vault event at The Cue Corner in Worcester.

Hughes defeated Antony Butler 3–0 in the final, with both players recording seven victories during the tournament. The biggest averages at the venue came from Elliot Smith and Jamie Chaplin, who both reached 96.97, while Hughes recorded a 91.09.

Lawrey wins in Plymouth

Down in Plymouth, Scott Lawrey took the Vault title at Legends Lounge, beating Andy Steed 3–0 in the final.

Lawrey recorded seven victories and produced a best recorded average of 91.09, while Steed reached the final after another strong showing of his own, including an 86.71.

Robbie Martin wins at Shooters

There was another strong field at Shooters Bar in Leominster, where Robbie Martin defeated Matt Yarrow 3–2 to take the title.

Martin finished with eight wins, but one of the performances of the entire night came from Alfie Yarrow, who fired in a 103.66 average. Yarrow also produced two separate 91.09 performances during the event.

Ricky King produces 107.36

Ricky King wasn't just a winner at The Kings Arms in Wallisdown – he also produced one of Thursday's biggest numbers.

King defeated Tom Crocker 3–0 in the final and recorded eight wins, but the standout statistic was his 107.36 average against William Young.

That was the second-highest individual average recorded across Thursday's tournaments.

Kelling tops the averages

The biggest recorded average of the day belonged to Jamie Kelling, who hit an excellent 111.33 at The Wolversdene Club in Andover.

The tournament itself went to Paul Hogan, who beat Ben Simpson 3–2 in the final. Hogan also produced a pair of 100.20 averages during his run to the title.

Elsewhere, Archie Self hit 104.86 at Hotshots Sports Bar in Bletchley, while Ryan Walsh, Richie Edwards, Kurt Parry, Daniel Varney and Alfie Yarrow were among those recording 103.66 averages.

Junior darts

There was plenty happening in the junior game too.

At the JDC VOLTS Series 7 at Arrows, Resolven, Callum Smith defeated Jenson Ellaway 3–2 in the final, while Jack Powell produced the event's highest recorded average at 91.09.

At Cogan Coronation in Penarth, Dylan Person won eight matches on his way to the title, beating Archie Lane 3–1 in the final and recording the tournament's highest average of 74.70.

Mary Enos wins WADC Vault

There was also a victory for Mary Enos in the WADC Vault 2.0 at The Social Bull in Blackwood.

Enos defeated Elisha Perry 3–0 in the final and recorded five victories across the event.

Another busy Thursday

With 49 tournaments added, Thursday again demonstrated the scale of darts taking place below the professional game.

From Martyn Freeman winning at Hangar 61 and Mike Harper taking the honours in Yeovil to huge averages from Jamie Kelling, Ricky King and Alfie Yarrow, there was plenty happening across another packed evening.

And that is exactly what I'm trying to capture with Q4QS – not simply who won, but the players producing performances worth noticing throughout grassroots darts.

Yesterday’s Darts Resultst 13th August 2026 South and South Wes: Nankervis Hits 100 on Way to Bodmin Win as Steed, Walker, Martin and Quinn Take Titles

 

Wednesday 12 August produced another huge night of grassroots darts, with 54 tournaments added to the Q4QS database.

The South West supplied plenty of the night's stories. Jack Nankervis combined a tournament victory with a 100+ average in Bodmin, Andy Steed won Week 6 of the Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix, Jack Walker impressed at Stonehouse, Robbie Martin continued his winning form at Stalbridge and Zach Quinn came through a competitive night at the Sartan Club in Bristol.

And while they didn't all end up with the trophy, there were some seriously impressive individual performances too.

Nankervis Produces the Complete Performance in Bodmin

One of the performances of the night came from Jack Nankervis at Bodmin Band & Social Club.

Nankervis took the Vault 18 title with a 3–1 final victory over Jamie Kay, completing a night in which he recorded eight wins.

Perhaps more impressively, he produced a 100.04 average against Kev Dunstan and also registered 96.97 earlier in the competition.

Dunstan actually produced the highest average of the tournament with 101.93, making Nankervis' eventual victory over him even more noteworthy.

Andy Steed Takes Pawlett Grand Prix Week 6

At Burnham & Highbridge Darts, Andy Steed came through a busy Pawlett Pavilion Grand Prix to take the Week 6 title.

Steed finished with nine wins, the most recorded by any player at the event, and beat Paul Griffiths in the final.

He also produced some strong numbers along the way, including an 88.79 average, while Kieran Spurdle topped the night's averages there with 93.94.

Walker Dominates at Stonehouse

There was an excellent night for Jack Walker at Magpies Social Club in Stonehouse.

Walker defeated Lee Bradley 3–0 in the final, but it was the manner of his run which particularly caught the eye.

His recorded averages included 92.02, 83.50, 77.74 and 77.08, and he finished with seven victories.

It was a strong combination of consistency and results from Walker, with Bradley himself enjoying a good night with six wins.

Robbie Martin Wins Again at Stalbridge

Robbie Martin continued to underline his recent form by winning at Stalbridge RBL.

Martin defeated Matt Yarrow 3–2 in the final and accumulated eight wins across the tournament.

However, the standout individual average at Stalbridge belonged to Alfie Yarrow, who fired in a superb 103.66. Yarrow also produced two separate 91.09 averages during the event.

Martin's best listed performance was an 88.75 in the final.

Zach Quinn Comes Through at the Sartan Club

There was another competitive Vault 18 night at the Sartan Club in Bishopsworth, where Zach Quinn emerged victorious.

Quinn beat Ellis Radford 3–2 in the final and finished with seven wins.

Radford had earlier beaten Quinn and recorded an 88.41 average, while Ryan Palmer hit 87.27. But when the title was on the line, Quinn reversed the earlier result, averaging 83.63 in the final to take the trophy.

McCready Wins a High-Quality Leominster Event

Alec McCready was the winner at Shooters Bar in Leominster, defeating Chris Hurds 3–2 in the final.

Both finalists also broke the 100 mark during the tournament.

Hurds produced 100.20 against Zach Boardman, while McCready matched that exact figure against Clayton Johnston.

McCready eventually finished with eight victories to Hurds' seven, making this one of Wednesday's stronger-looking events on the numbers available.

Alfie Yarrow Heads the South West Standouts

Away from the tournament winners, Alfie Yarrow's 103.66 at Stalbridge was one of the best performances recorded in the region.

Kev Dunstan's 101.93 at Bodmin was another major highlight, while Carl McFarlane broke three figures with a 100.20 at Galaxy Sports Bar in Torquay. McFarlane's big number came on a night eventually won by Harry Madge.

There was also that 100.20 apiece from Chris Hurds and Alec McCready at Leominster.

It meant Wednesday wasn't simply a busy night in terms of tournament numbers – there was plenty of quality being produced as well.

Under-55 Action

The Wednesday Night Under-55 Average competition was won by Jack Kempster, who defeated Karl Aldom in the final.

Kempster accumulated eight wins across the night, while Aldom recorded five. Alfie Miller produced the competition's highest listed average at 73.32.

These restricted-average competitions remain particularly interesting to follow because they give another group of players regular competitive tournament darts – and, as the database continues to grow, we're increasingly able to follow their form alongside players competing in open events.

Three Players Hit 111.33

Looking beyond the South West, the highest figure of the entire day's data was remarkably shared by three players.

Allan Way, Kai Clark and Lee Evans all recorded 111.33 averages, while Evans backed his up with another huge 105.74.

Bryan Flew produced 104.86 and 103.66, with Ryan Walsh, Daniel Varney and Alfie Yarrow also recording 103.66.

As always, these are individual match averages rather than tournament averages, but they provide a fascinating snapshot of some of the best darts being played around the grassroots scene.

Another 54 Tournaments Added

Wednesday's 54 tournaments add another substantial chunk of results to Q4QS.

The individual winners matter, but the bigger picture becomes increasingly interesting as the database grows.

Repeated tournament wins, sustained runs of form, improving players and strong performances at different venues all start to become visible.

And Wednesday provided a little bit of everything: Nankervis winning with big numbers, Steed collecting nine wins, Walker dominating at Stonehouse, Martin continuing his form and Quinn coming through another competitive Bristol field.

Plenty more to follow.

Yesterday’s Darts Results South and South West (11th August 2026) – Hughes Wins at Bengeworth, Field Takes Salisbury and Harwood Delivers at the 49 Club

 

Monday brought another packed night of grassroots darts, with 29 tournaments added to the Q4QS database and plenty of strong performances across the South West and wider coverage area.

The featured winners on the graphic tell much of the story, but there was also one result I definitely wanted to make sure was included: Ellie Harwood’s victory at the 49 Club in Weston-super-Mare.

Pete Hughes takes the Bengeworth title

At The Bengeworth in Evesham, Pete Hughes came through another competitive field to take the Vault 18 title.

Hughes defeated Matt Metrovich 3–2 in the final and finished the event with seven victories. He also produced two 93.94 averages during the tournament, underlining the consistency behind the title run.

The highest average of the event actually came from Mitchell Leeming, who fired a superb 103.66, while Luis Cowley-Bryenton also reached 93.94 and Dave Honey produced 91.09.

Riley Milligan wins JDC VOLTS in Salisbury

The latest JDC VOLTS Series 7 event at Stratford Social Club produced a cracking final, with Riley Milligan edging Joshua Stott 3–2.

Both players finished the event with eight wins, while Milligan’s best recorded average was 77.74. Stott topped the scoring with 79.11 and also produced several other solid performances during a very competitive night.

Daren Field takes the Stratford Social Club title

There was more success in Salisbury later in the evening, as Daren Field won the Vault 18 event at Stratford Social Club.

Field defeated Ben Collins 3–1 in the final and finished with seven wins.

The biggest scoring numbers came from Robbie Martin, who produced 96.97 and 93.56, while Collins also reached 88.41 and 86.87 on his way to the final.

Lee Evans impresses in Andover

At The Wolversdene Club in Andover, Lee Evans produced one of the strongest overall title-winning displays of the night.

Evans beat Henry Povey 3–1 in the final, but it was his scoring throughout the tournament that really stood out.

He recorded:

100.20
97.93
89.88
86.71

and finished with eight victories in total.

That is exactly the kind of complete tournament performance that tends to stand out in the Q4QS data.

Ellie Harwood wins at the 49 Club

This is the result that didn’t make the socials picture but absolutely deserves a mention.

At the 49 Club U65 Round Robin in Weston-super-Mare, Ellie Harwood came through a very competitive field to take the title, defeating James Male 3–0 in the final.

Harwood finished the event with eight wins, the most of anyone in the tournament, and produced a best recorded average of 69.91.

James Male won seven matches and twice reached 83.50, while Luke Adams also finished with seven wins. Dave Dawson matched Male’s 83.50 as the joint-highest average of the event.

This was exactly why the 49 Club event looked so interesting beforehand: limited-average competitions often produce genuinely open fields, and Harwood made the most of the opportunity.

Gary Hiscock beats McCarthy in Calne

There was another interesting result at North Star Club in Calne, where Gary Hiscock defeated Josh McCarthy 3–1 in the final.

McCarthy produced the highest average of the entire day with a huge 112.73, but it was Hiscock who ultimately took the title.

Hiscock himself produced 85.08 and 83.63 during the event and completed the night with six wins.

A perfect reminder that the highest average does not always translate into the trophy.

Finlay Cleave wins in Paignton

At 8 Ball Bar & Sports in Paignton, Finlay Cleave claimed the title after beating Andy Steed 3–1 in the final.

Cleave won eight matches and produced averages of 91.09, 89.24 and 88.41 during his run.

The highest individual average there came from Carl McFarlane, who fired an excellent 107.36.

More standout performances

There were some enormous numbers elsewhere too.

Shane Turner produced a stunning sequence at Riverside Club in Wycombe, recording 111.33, 111.33 and 111.31 during a title-winning run.

Alec Small won at Wattsville with a 104.16 in the final, while Ryan Davies hit 100.20 in the same event.

The top individual averages across Monday’s data were led by:

Josh McCarthy – 112.73
Shane Turner – 111.33
Carl McFarlane – 107.36
Stuart Scarsbrook – 107.36
Alec Small – 104.16
Mitchell Leeming – 103.66

Another strong Monday for Q4QS

Monday may have featured fewer tournaments than the weekend, but the quality was certainly there.

Pete Hughes won in Evesham, Riley Milligan took JDC honours in Salisbury, Daren Field won at Stratford Social Club, Lee Evans impressed in Andover and Ellie Harwood came through a highly competitive U65 field at the 49 Club.

With another 29 tournaments now added, the Q4QS database continues to build a clearer picture of who is winning, who is improving and who is producing the standout performances across the grassroots game.