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Entry for this years Welsh Open has now closed, the seeds and alpha lists for the Mens and Ladies singles have now been published and can be found below.
Seeds and Alpha Lists
Mens Singles - Seeds
Ladies Singles - Seeds
Youth Singles
Mens Pairs
Ladies Pairs
Mixed Pairs
The Welsh international appearances have also been updated Mens - Ladies
England captured three of the four titles on offer at the British Internationals 2018 taking the Mens, Ladies and Girls titles with Scotland taking the Boys. Full Results
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The 48-year-old from Blaenau Ffestiniog fought back from 5 – 2 down for his 6 – 5 victory over last years Champion Mick Haynes of Cheshire in the final, to take home the first prize of £1,200.00.
Semi-finals saw Thomas defeat his Gwynedd County team-mate and current Welsh International David Arwyn Morris 5 -1, while in the other last four match Haynes edged out Michael Warburton of Clwyd by 5 legs to 2.
The fourth men’s quarter final also went to a deciding ninth set – and No 2 seed Mark McGeeney came through it in a tie break. “I don’t know how I won that,” said McGeeney. Warren did lead 3-1 and should have had a dart at double top in the eighth set.
COM_CONTENT_READ_MOREWayne Warren loses to Mark McGeeney 5-4 after winning final set decider 4-2
Defending champion Glen Durrant rallied superbly from the brink of defeat to edge out Jim Williams over nine sets. As Scott Waites did earlier, Durrant came from 4-1 down to win.
COM_CONTENT_READ_MOREJim Williams defeated by Glen Durrant in a very close quarter final match 5-4
World No 82 Michael Unterbuchner wrote another chapter in his Lakeside fairytale with a 4-2 win over Martin Phillips that takes him through to the quarter finals.
No 9 seed Jim Williams is through to the last eight after surviving three match darts against Conan Whitehead in a thrilling, see-saw second-round shoot-out.
Scott Waites took out 112 to finally end Dean Reynolds’ challenge in the sixth set of another terrific match that swung one way, then the other. Reynolds won the opening set against the throw – and then fell 3-1 behind.
COM_CONTENT_READ_MOREDean Reynolds loeses out to Scott Waites 4-2 in the last 16 at Lakeside
Wayne Warren came through a high-quality shoot out with No 10 seed Willem Mandigers to reach the last eight. The 55 year old from Wales was a 4-2 winner after six sets of to-and-fro tungsten tossing.
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