We begin this weeks Team360 round-up with a big congratulations to our Mongolian star of the future, Tergel Khurelkhuu, who was crowned the Mongolian youth champion for the fourth time in his career. In a successful weekend at the National Championships, Tergel also claimed the mixed and boy’s pairs titles to add to his collection.
Jack Johnson has started 2025 as he means to go on and collected his first Vault title of the year over the weekend. The youngster averaged 96 in one of his group stage matches and later claimed the win with a tournament average in the mid 70’s.
There was also a vault win for Jack Peet up in Southport and another final for Riley Rees-Tucker who seems to be really finding his feet in the round robin events.
Fabian Tapner continued to be a force to reckoned with in South Wales as he cleaned up yet another vault event in the senior ranks. It was also good news for Cayden Smith who averaged over the 90 mark in his Vault final win over Michael Powell.
Elsewhere Joe Flenley reached two semi-finals over the weekend and Jack Nankervis reeled in his first big fish of the year despite not reaching his brilliant best of his county return. Nankervis, like many of his compatriots, also sealed a vault win in the second week of January, taking one of the South-West titles.
Our final congratulations goes to East Anglia’s Nathan Potter who reached the final stages at PDC Q-School after an exemplarily performance in the first three days in Milton Keynes. Whilst things go to plan in stage two, the experience will be a huge plus for Potter he heads into another year of Development Tour and Challenge tour darts!
