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Matthew Dennant won Challenge Tour 3 on Sunday after a last leg deciding win over Nathan Rafferty, with Jitse Van der wal winning event 4.

Friday 24 Jan 2020

Article by ‐ PDPA

Day two of the Challenge Tour weekend saw victories for Matthew Dennant and Jitse van der Wal in the PDC’s second-tier tour on Sunday.

Dennant ran out the winner on Sunday afternoon with a last leg deciding win over Nathan Rafferty, hitting a 180 at the right time, in the Semi Final he overcame Australian Gordon Mathers 5-3 while Rafferty beat former World Youth Champion James Hubbard 5-1.

PDC veteran, Andy Jenkins hit a 9 Darter on Sunday afternoon with Jitse van der Wal taking event 4 with a win over Arjan Konterman in the Final. Scott Taylor and Daniel Ayres were Semi Finalists.

Former BDO Champion Scott Mitchell heads the CTOoM table after there first 4 events £50 ahead of Robert Collins.

TO 8 CTOoM TABLE:
1 – Scott Mitchell £2,200
2 – Robert Collins £2,150
3 – Matthew Dennant £2,100
4 – Jitse van der Wal £2,050
5 – Adam Huckvale £1,300
6= Andrew Gilding £1,200
6= Nathan Rafferty £1,200
8 – Arjan Konterman £1,100

For the full table Click Here, if on the APP Go to the Rankings Area.

Sunday 26th January
Challenge Tour Three – Wigan

SEMI FINALS
Matthew Dennant 5-3 Gordon Mathers
Nathan Rafferty 5-1 James Hubbard

FINAL
Matthew Dennant 5-4 Nathan Rafferty

For the full results follow Dart Connect CLICK HERE

Sunday 26th January
Challenge Tour Four – Wigan

SEMI FINALS
Arjan Konterman 5-3 Scott Taylor
Jitse Van der wal 5-4 Daniel Ayres

FINAL
Arjan Konterman 2-5 Jitse Van der wal

For the full results follow Dart Connect CLICK HERE

SATURDAY – Scott Mitchell and Robbie Collins picked up their first victories on the PDC circuit with triumphs on the opening day of the 2020 PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour season.

Collins, a Rileys Qualifier for the 2019 Ladbrokes UK Open who also competed on the Challenge Tour last year, took victory in Event One as he edged out Adam Huckvale 5-4 in the final.

Saturday’s second event saw Mitchell scoop his first PDC title in style with a 5-1 defeat of Andrew Gilding in the final, winning the opening three legs without reply before closing out a dominant victory with a 13-dart leg.