Andreas Harrysson clinched back-to-back PDC Nordic & Baltic titles last weekend, in a boost to his hopes of making a World Darts Championship debut later this year.
Swedish star Harrysson won ten consecutive matches across the year’s third ProTour weekend in Iceland, doubling his Nordic & Baltic title tally with success in Events Five and Six.
Harrysson edged out Finland’s Marko Kantele in Saturday’s Event Five showpiece, overturning a 5-3 deficit with legs of 13, 18 and 11 darts to complete a terrific comeback.
The 49-year-old also won through a deciding-leg clash against Kantele’s compatriot Teemu Harju in the semi-finals, having cruised past Oskar Lukasiak, Niels Heinsoe and Kamil Mocek earlier in the day.
Harrysson then completed the double with Event Six glory on Sunday, sealed with a resounding 6-2 victory against his fellow countryman Lukasiak.
The Swede won six straight legs to clinch the title, having again denied Kantele in a last-leg shoot-out – this time in the semi-finals.
Harrysson also averaged 98 to complete a dominant 6-1 triumph against Darius Labanauskas in the last eight, after coming through hard-fought encounters against Bjorn Lejon and Ralfs Laumanis in the opening two rounds.
Following the first six events of the year, Harrysson boasts a sizeable lead over Lukasiak on the Nordic & Baltic Order of Merit, with Kantele and Latvia’s Valters Melderis making up the top four.
The 2025 Nordic & Baltic ProTour season continues next month, as ProTour Events 7-8 and Qualifiers for European Tour Events 7-9 take place in Finland from May 9-11.
2025 Nordic & Baltic ProTour
Saturday April 12, Iceland
Event Five
Quarter-Finals
Darius Labanauskas 6-3 Valters Melderis
Marko Kantele 6-1 Einar Gislason
Andreas Harrysson 6-1 Oskar Lukasiak
Teemu Harju 6-4 Jonas Masalin
Semi-Finals
Marko Kantele 6-5 Darius Labanauskas
Andreas Harrysson 6-5 Teemu Harju
Final
Andreas Harrysson 6-5 Marko Kantele
Sunday April 13
Event Six
Quarter-Finals
Johan Engstrom 6-1 Mindaugas Barauskas
Oskar Lukasiak 6-2 Ivan Springborg
Andreas Harrysson 6-1 Darius Labanauskas
Marko Kantele 6-4 Teemu Harju
Semi-Finals
Oskar Lukasiak 6-4 Johan Engstrom
Andreas Harrysson 6-5 Marko Kantele
Final
Andreas Harrysson 6-2 Oskar Lukasiak