Fallon Sherrock and Beau Greaves will both need to perform well in the final days of Q-School to earn PDC Tour cards after failing to do so on Saturday.

Greaves, 21, failed to score any points during her first two days at the Milton Keynes Qualifying School but moved into the quarter-finals on Saturday as she moved up to 17th on the money list.

Sherlock endured a disappointing third day as she was eliminated early in the round of 64, losing 6-3 to eventual finalist Adam Paxton and failing to score any more points. Dropped to 23rd on the money list. She will likely need to reach at least the semifinals on Sunday to earn a tour card.

Greaves, meanwhile, defeated Josh Payne, Lewis Pride, Steve Hine and Cam Crabtree before losing 6-3 in the quarter-finals Daryl Pilgrim.

Tavis Dudeney and Dennie Olde Kalter earned their first PDC Tour title on Saturday after winning on the penultimate day of 2025 qualifying Card.

On the third day, the 20-year-old Dewdney achieved a new breakthrough with a 6-4 victory over Paxton.

The Brighton-born star is the latest product of the Junior Darts Company system to enter the PDC ProTour, finishing with a high-quality performance with a stunning 126 after defeating Scotland’s Greg Ritchie in a dramatic semi-final. Overturned Paxton. conflict.

Meanwhile, Olde Kalter sealed his place at European Qualifying School with a 6-4 win over Swedish World Cup quarter-finalist Oskar Lukasiak Received a spot on the professional tour for the next two years.

The action kicks off in Milton Keynes at 12pm on Sunday, giving players the final chance to win a Tour card.

In addition to the daily Tour Card winners, an additional 21 Tour Cards will be awarded on a pro-rata basis to players from their respective final stages of the Order of Merit after the fourth day – 12 in Europe and nine in the UK.

Bradley Brooks and Cor Dekker earned their Tour cards through their respective Orders of Merit heading into the fourth day of Sunday’s finals.

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