Before we turn our attentions to this weeks results on the board, first we must welcome new recruit Adam Craik to the fold. The young Scot has shone in the JDC Cadet systemand his promotion to Team360 is well-earned after qualifying for both the JDC WorldChampionship and World Cup.
In fact Craik’s Team360 career commenced in perfect fashion as he secured the 2024 Gibraltar Youth Open title in the WDF system as his preparation for Gibraltar came to a close. There will most certainly be more to come from Craik in the coming months. The tournament also saw Jack Nankervis reach the final four, with the Devon based youngster also nailing a 167 checkout in a confidence building weekend. Also taking their place in the men’s competition was our very own Ryan Branley. Whilst youth competition has been the focus for Branley of late, he reached the semi-finals out in Gib, losing out to former Grand Slam of Ally Pally qualifier, Stowe Buntz.
Riley Rees-Tucker nailed a huge 93.4 average as he took the latest ADC Vault title in Swansea. The Welshman went unbeaten through his group campaign before upping his average game by game until he reached his peak in a stunning final performance.
Elsewhere there was a final appearance for Jayden Jones in the ADC vault system and a similar run for Jack Nankervis ahead of his exploits in Gibraltar.
Finally, we turn our attentions to Hayden Ball who reached the final of an exclusive
youth vault event losing out to Dean Rockcliffe after a superb semi-final performance.
