2019 Unicorn World Youth Championship Last 96

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Luke Humphries and Adam Gawlas will meet in the 2019 PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship final.

2019 PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship Field

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The field for the 2019 PDC Unicorn World Youth Championship has been finalised ahead of Monday's early rounds.

International Qualifiers confirmed for World Youth Championship

The International Qualifiers for the 2019 World Youth Championship have been confirmed.

2019 Unicorn Development Tour 15-16

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Geert Nentjes and Ted Evetts picked up titles on the final day of the Unicorn Development Tour weekend

2019 Unicorn Development Tour 13-14

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Ted Evetts and Shane McGuirk picked up titles on the opening day of the Unicorn Development Tour weekend.

2019 PDC Unicorn Development Tour 11-12

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LUKE HUMPHRIES and Ted Evetts shared victories at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes.

2019 PDC Unicorn Development Tour 9-10

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TED EVETTS and Geert Nentjes picked up PDC Unicorn Development Tour titles in Milton Keynes on Saturday.

2019 Unicorn Development Tour 7-8

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RYAN MEIKLE and Callan Rydz claimed PDC Unicorn Development Tour titles in Wigan on Sunday.

2019 Unicorn Development Tour 5-6

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COREY CADBY & Jeffrey de Zwaan were victorious on the Unicorn Development Tour on Saturday in Wigan.

Development Tour Order of Merit Latest

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TED EVETTS is the early leader on the 2019 Unicorn Development Tour Order of Merit following the first four events.

Unstoppable Gian van Veen claimed his first Winmau Development Tour title of 2024 as the year's opening weekend concluded on Sunday with Event Five.

Dutch ace Van Veen topped the 2023 Development Tour Order of Merit after claiming six event victories, and opened his tally for 2024 in style in Milton Keynes.

Having been the Event Two runner-up on Friday, Van Veen this time scooped the £2,500 top prize to end the year's opening weekend second on the Order of Merit behind double winner Keane Barry.

Van Veen was in dominant form throughout the day, winning four of his eight games without reply and dropping only six legs throughout the event.

Early wins over David Fidler, Lewis Gurney and Connor Arberry were followed by a 99 average in his whitewash of Colinn Haverkate as he booked a spot in the last 16.

Van Veen then defeated Owen Bates 4-2 and Dutch rival Wessel Nijman by a 5-1 margin after coming from a leg down, before averaging 100.20 in his 5-0 semi-final romp against Cam Crabtree.

He then secured the title with another whitewash in the final, against Irish left-hander Dylan Slevin, to end the day with 15 unanswered legs.

Slevin secured three whitewashes during his run to the final, and also overcame Dutch duo Owen Roelofs and Moreno Blom before claiming a 5-2 semi-final success against Daniel Stephenson.

Stephenson, a 16-year-old from North Shields, won six matches to conclude his maiden Development Tour weekend with a first semi-final on the circuit.

Crabtree was also appearing in his first semi-final of the year, while the Dutch trio of Nijman, Roes and Blom were joined in the last eight by Nathan Potter, who reached his first quarter-final since 2021.

The year's opening five Development Tour events had seen a bumper entry of over 360 players, with Irish ace Barry picking up two victories and Dutch duo Danny Jansen and Jurjen van der Velde also enjoying success.

Events Six-Ten will take place from May 3-5 at Halle 39 in Hildesheim, Germany. Entries are available through www.pdcplayers.com.

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