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Lilly Wheeler was the winner of Event 4 on the JDC Girls Series, beating Taylor Field 4-1 in the final as she bounced back from her semi-final defeat 24 hours earlier.
The 14-year-old from the Faringdon Darts Academy in Oxfordshire had breezed through the round-robin stage on Saturday unbeaten – but lost 3-2 by eventual winner Lexi-Jayne Rooksby in the last four.
ARCHIE Self has the lead at the top of the Advanced Tour rankings at the halfway stage after winning his second event of the weekend.
Self beat Ireland’s Aidan O’Hara in the Event 6 final on Saturday – and he did the same in the Event 8 showpiece to round off the weekend in style and ensure he has a one-point lead over Kieran Thompson in the rankings.
The other event winner on Sunday was Cayden Smith, who beat Thompson 6-4 in the Event 7 final for his first Advanced Tour event triumph.
Lexi-Jayne Rooksby celebrated her first ever JDC tournament win as she triumphed in the third event of the Girls Series to move joint top of the rankings.
The 15-year-old from Rushden in Northamptonshire – who also plays on the Foundation Tour – beat Maya Day 4-2 in the final in Coventry to go level on points with Paige Pauling.
ARCHIE Self stormed to the top of the JDC Advanced Tour rankings after he and Kieran Thompson shared the spoils by winning an event apiece in Coventry.
England’s Self won the first event of the new Advanced Tour season last month – and he was back in the winner’s circle after beating Ireland’s Aidan O’Hara 6-5 in a pulsating Event 6 final, having trailed 5-2.
OWEN Bryceland took a huge step toward qualifying for the JDC Advanced Tour in 2025 by winning back-to-back events on the Foundation Tour in Coventry.
The 10-year-old from Cumbernauld in Scotland beat compatriot and overall ranking leader Mitchell Lawrie 5-1 in the Event 11 final before seeing off England’s Jack Howarth – a double event winner himself on Saturday – in a 5-4 thriller in the Event 12 decider.
ENGLAND’S Jack Howarth won back-to-back events – as he did on the previous weekend of JDC Foundation Tour action in Coventry – to put himself within three points of overall leader Mitchell Lawrie at the halfway point.
The 17-year-old from Sunderland had opened the previous weekend with successive event wins – and he was at the double again, beating Cori Wiltshire 5-3 in the first final and Lawrie by the same scoreline in the second.
A Fantastic opporyunity to get noticed for your efforts and bag a place on the exclusive Winmau Team 360. There will be many other opportunities across these weekends including places on the JDC cadets system.
The JDC and Winmau Team 360 have teamed up to offer an amazing opportunity for you to be noticed and rewarded for your ability.
At the end of each weekend one player will be offered a contract with Winmau Team 360. There is also the opportunity for further places and JDC Cadet places if the judges are impressed.
To play in this tournament you must not be officially signed by an organisation, or darts manufacturer.
You may be a JDC cadet looking to get a Team 360 place, you can enter. If you have sponsorship only you can also enter.
As with every JDC event you must be over 8 years old and under 18 to play these events.
There will be prizes for each winner of each event.
Norway is leading the way in promoting junior darts locally and on the international stage.
The JDC will return to Gibraltar for a further offering of its most prestigious event the Junior World Darts Championship.
JACK Nankervis and Ryan Branley triumphed in Coventry to make it four different winners from from four events to kick off the JDC Advanced Tour for 2024.
In what is already shaping up to be an incredibly competitive season, 13-year-old Nankervis of England beat Nico Bado of Gibraltar 6-3 in the Event 3 final, before fellow Englishman Branley, 15, beat Khurelkhuu Tergel of Mongolia 6-5 to claim victory in the Event 4 decider.
After four events, Daniel Stephenson – the winner of Event 2 – leads the order of merit with 13 points, closely followed by Tergel (11), Branley, Nankervis and Bado (all on 10).
The JDC are proud to announce a further sponsorship deal for the support of the Advanced Tour 2024.
JDC Challenge Pro Player Scores
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RANK |
NAME |
SCORE |
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1 |
Kyle Anderson |
2047 |
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2 |
Max Hopp |
1905 |
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3 |
Terry Jenkins |
1809 |
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4 |
Josh Payne |
1536 |
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5 |
Mathew Edgar |
1502 |
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6 |
Steve Beaton |
1479 |
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7 |
Steve Brown |
1411 |
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8 |
Paul Nicholson |
1335 |
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9 |
Chris Mason |
1311 |
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10 |
Bobby George |
1307 |
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11 |
Mark Hylton |
1231 |
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12 |
Mark Webster |
1178 |
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13 |
Chris Dobey |
1105 |
|
14 |
Wayne Mardle |
1093 |
|
15 |
Aron Monk |
912 |
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