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dubdarts

just saw that a jason barry qualified today in wolverhampton for the pdc world champs - am i right to presume that it is our own jacko barry that has gotten through

if it is congrats mate - thats £4000 before you throw another dart

Carrickman

Well done to Irelands Jason Barry who is throught to the PDC World Darts Championships.

Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship PDPA Qualifiers
JAMIE CAVEN, Kirk Shepherd, Jason Barry and Steve Evans will make their debuts in the Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship next month after coming through the PDPA Qualifiers in Wolverhampton on Friday night.

The quartet were among 160 players competing for the eight PDPA Qualifier places in the tournament at the Aldersley Leisure Village.

Caven will make his first appearance in a televised tournament at Alexandra Palace next month following a 5-2 victory against 2006 qualifier Dave Honey in his decisive match.

The 31-year-old former World Youth Champion from Leicester also overcame John Scott, Jason Crawley and Danny Pinhorne.

Welshman Evans has been a regular on the PDC circuit since qualifying for the 2003 UK Open, but a win over Darren Webster - a quarter-finalist in last year's World Championship - earned him his first appearance in front of the TV cameras away from Bolton.

Shepherd, a 21-year-old former World Youth Masters winner, defeated veteran John MaGowan 5-4 in a close contest to book his first World Championship place.

Irishman Barry followed up his qualification for the SkyBet World Grand Prix in October by defeating experienced Jamie Harvey 5-3 in his final match.

Maish has slipped out of the world's top 32 since losing in round one of last year's World Championship to South African Wynand Havenga, but justified his number one seeding with some quality wins.

He was pushed all the way in his deciding game, taking out 104 for victory in a deciding leg against Mark Frost, after earlier defeating Geoff Wylie, Dale Pinch and Robbie Green.

Dutchman Jan van der Rassel defeated York's John Quantock 5-2 to earn himself a return to the World Championship, while Colin Monk is another player to book his place in yet another major championship with his 5-4 win over Paul Knighton.

Former World Champions John Lowe, Eric Bristow, Richie Burnett and Keith Deller failed in their bids to reach Alexandra Palace.

Gary Welding, the number three seed on the night, is facing a drop down the Order of Merit, having reached the quarter-finals of the World Championship two years ago but suffering a first game loss to Jon Archer in Wolverhampton.

The draw for the Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship will be made on Monday 26 November at 3.30pm, live on Sky Sports News.

Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship
PDPA Qualifiers - Results

Qualifiers

Steve Maish
Jan van der Rassel
Colin Monk
Steve Evans
Jamie Caven
Steve Hine
Kirk Shepherd
Jason Barry


Round Five
Steve Maish 5-4 Mark Frost
Jan van der Rassel 5-2 John Quantock
Colin Monk 5-4 Paul Knighton
Steve Evans 5-4 Darren Webster
Jamie Caven 5-2 Dave Honey
Steve Hine 5-0 Alan Caves
Kirk Shepherd 5-4 John MaGowan
Jason Barry 5-3 Jamie Harvey
Winners Qualify For Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship
Losers £1,000


Round Four
Steve Maish 5-3 Robbie Green
Mark Frost 5-0 John Ferrell
John Quantock 5-4 Chris Allen
Jan van der Rassel 5-3 Steve Smith
Colin Monk 5-3 Nick Fulwell
Paul Knighton 5-3 Andrew Howarth
Darren Webster 5-2 Eddie Lovely
Steve Evans 5-1 Shayne Burgess
Jamie Caven 5-1 Danny Pinhorne
Dave Honey 5-1 Jimmy Mann
Steve Hine 5-4 Colin McGarry
Alan Caves 5-0 Dave Ladley
John MaGowan 5-4 Darren Williams
Kirk Shepherd 5-2 Mark Stephenson
Jamie Harvey 5-1 Dave Jowett
Jason Barry 5-1 Simon Craven
Losers £500

Round Three
Steve Maish 5-1 Dale Pinch
Robbie Green 5-0 John Lowe
John Ferrell 5-2 Michael Barnard
Mark Frost 5-3 Paul Williams
Chris Allen 5-3 Lee Palfreyman
John Quantock 5-3 Sean Dowling
Steve Smith 5-3 Ricky Williams
Jan van der Rassel 5-4 Steve Cusick
Colin Monk 5-3 Kelvin Painter
Nick Fulwell 5-0 Garry Clamp
Paul Knighton 5-0 Norman Fletcher
Andrew Howarth 5-3 Kevin Dowling
Darren Webster 5-2 Darrell Thorpe
Eddie Lovely 5-1 Isen Veljic
Shayne Burgess 5-3 Wayne Atwood
Steve Evans 5-1 Darren Moulsley
Danny Pinhorne 5-4 Dennis Smith
Jamie Caven 5-2 Jason Crawley
Jimmy Mann 5-2 Shane Passey
Dave Honey 5-2 Sean Palfrey
Steve Hine 5-2 James Keogh
Colin McGarry 5-2 Eric Bristow
Alan Caves 5-3 Peter Evison
Dave Ladley 5-4 Ian Critchett
John MaGowan 5-4 Kevin McDine
Darren Williams 5-4 Dave Smith
Kirk Shepherd 5-2 Andy Callaby
Mark Stephenson 5-1 Stuart Holden
Jamie Harvey 5-3 Jon Archer
Dave Jowett 5-4 Yves Cottenge
Simon Craven 5-4 Lee Holden
Jason Barry 5-3 Ray Farrell

Round Two
Steve Maish 5-0 Geoff Wylie
Dale Pinch 5-2 Nigel Peden
John Lowe 5-0 Jimmy O'Regan
Robbie Green 5-2 Graeme Stoddart
Michael Barnard 5-3 Rico Vonck
John Ferrell 5-3 Kieran Lennon
Paul Williams 5-3 Darren Latham
Mark Frost 5-4 Garry Spedding
Chris Allen 5-1 John Kuczynski
Lee Palfreyman 5-4 Ian Lever
John Quantock Bye (Erwin Extercatte)
Sean Dowling 5-3 Gary Noonan
Steve Smith 5-0 Brian Cathcart
Ricky Williams 5-0 Kevin Hill
Steve Cusick 5-1 Mark Robinson
Jan van der Rassel 5-1 Robbie Parker
Colin Monk 5-2 Ian Jopling
Kelvin Painter 5-2 Kees Slokkers
Garry Clamp 5-3 Andrew Coulter
Nick Fulwell 5-3 Mick Savvery
Norman Fletcher 5-4 Richie Burnett
Paul Knighton 5-2 Matt Chapman
Andrew Howarth 5-3 Keith Deller
Kevin Dowling 5-0 Paul Harrison
Darren Webster 5-4 Garrett Gray
Darrell Thorpe 5-3 Tommy Wilson
Isen Veljic 5-1 Jamie Robinson
Eddie Lovely 5-3 Jonathan Overton
Wayne Atwood 5-1 Martin Burchell
Shayne Burgess 5-1 Scott Marsh
Darren Moulsley 5-4 Bob Crawley
Steve Evans 5-1 Owen Caffrey
Dennis Smith 5-2 Gary Blades
Danny Pinhorne 5-0 Kevin Reade
Jamie Caven 5-2 John Scott
Jason Crawley 5-4 Matt Sheehan
Jimmy Mann 5-4 Rick Andrews
Shane Passey 5-2 Brian Jones
Sean Palfrey 5-3 Colin Ritchie
Dave Honey 5-2 Lee White
Steve Hine 5-1 Darren Johnson
James Keogh 5-2 Henry O'Neill
Eric Bristow 5-1 Chris Sargeant
Colin McGarry 5-0 Darren Sutton
Alan Caves 5-2 Mark Cox
Peter Evison 5-1 Robbie Newland
Ian Critchett 5-2 Andy Pearson
Dave Ladley 5-3 Robert Watson-Lang
John MaGowan 5-1 Steve Grubb
Kevin McDine 5-1 James Barton
Dave Smith 5-1 Peter Aleman
Darren Williams 5-3 Mark Lawrence
Andy Callaby 5-1 Frazer Hill
Kirk Shepherd 5-3 Ian Branks
Stuart Holden 5-1 Dale Newton
Mark Stephenson 5-1 Kevin Harris
Jon Archer 5-1 Gary Welding
Jamie Harvey 5-2 Aaron Turner
Yves Cottenge 5-3 Mark Carter
Dave Jowett 5-1 Brian Whybrow
Lee Holden 5-1 Alan Green
Simon Craven 5-4 Taro Yachi
Jason Barry 5-0 Simon Whatley
Ray Farrell 5-1 Alan Reilly

MBC

Well done to Jacko barry........look forward to seeing him in the worlds........hope he does well.