Aiden O’Hara has hit the headlines since making the jump to Team360 a few weeks back, confirming a
brace of tournament wins last week and he added another ADC Open Series semi-final to his ever growing reputation this week. The winner of that competition was fellow Team360 star Adam Dee,
the young Irish pair are attracting quite some attention in their homeland and after edging out O’Hara
in the semis an 86 average confirmed the win for Dee.
Cayden Smith, Ryan Branley and Hannah Meek all represented their county at the weekend, with
Meek and Smith coming up short despite solid displays. Branley would average in the mid 90’s in his
4-2 win, another hugely impressive performance from the North-East youngster.
Prior to her exploits at county, Meek would provide two last 32 runs on the JDC Foundation tour, a
series that has proved to be a popular stomping ground for our Team360 members. There would also
be a pair of last 32 runs for Fabian Tapner as well as a third round outing for Rebecca Allen.
But the headlines went to Cori Wiltshire as he reached a final and a semi-final on his return to
Foundation Tour action. His opening tournament saw him reach the final dropping just two legs
before an eventual defeat to Jack Howarth. It would be Howarth who would again be in his way in the
final event of weekend as he reached the final four, but despite the loss is handily placed in the order
of merit.
