It was a big week for team360 with four new recruits officially beginning their
tenures with Winmau. Ruby Grey and Taylor joined an impressive female line_x0002_up whilst Bradley van der Velden and Drake Porter also sealed their deals.
Grey was one of a number of our team in action over in Hungary for the WDF
World Masters, reaching the quarter-finals of the girl's event. Field would also
reach the last eight after an impressive group stage campaign.
It was a strong showing from Hannah Meek on her return to WDF action,
making it through her group in the girl's Masters and reaching the last 16 of
the World Open. Paige Pauling would be the stumbling block for Meek, and
once again for Rebecca Allen who put in some excellent performance to reach
the World Open semi-finals.
Another of our Irish representatives, Aidan O'Hara, would reach the last 32 in
both events over in Hungary, facing some strong performances from the
opposite corner.
Dutch youngster Van der Velden would confirm his return to Lakeside to defend
his WDF Boy's World Championship in December, whilst also reaching the last
32 of the Boy's World Masters.
We also had representation in the last of this years PDC Development Tours
with Adam Dee, Nathan Potter and Cayden Smith all in attendance. Both Potter
and Smith are primed to compete in Monday's World Youth Championship
qualifiers in Wigan.
Ahead of the weekend Jack Johnson would claim glory once again on the ADC
circuit, doing so in spectacular fashion. 'Jacky Boy' made it through his group
unscathed before stringing together several top displays to take the title in
Oxted.
