Teen darts sensation Archie Self has taken the MODUS Super Series Champions Week by storm, securing his place in Saturday’s Grand Finale with an absolutely flawless performance. He dominated Group A, winning all five of his matches and even hitting a spectacular nine-dart finish. This article details his incredible run and reveals which other players have advanced to the next stages, Group B and Group C, for more intense competition.
Archie Self’s Perfect Storm: From Group A to the Grand Finale
Young darts star Archie Self demonstrated exceptional skill and consistency throughout Group A of the MODUS Super Series Champions Week. Entering Wednesday’s play with a strong 16 points, he left no doubt about his championship aspirations by securing five more victories.
Self achieved a clean sweep, defeating formidable opponents including Andy Baetens, David Davies, Danny Ayres, Darren Beveridge, and Derek Coulson. This incredible run brought his total to an outstanding 26 points out of a possible 30, firmly placing him at the top of Group A.
The highlight of his dominant performance came during his match against Danny Ayres, where the teenager delivered a breathtaking nine-dart finish in the very first leg. This rare and impressive feat cemented his status as a player to watch and electrified the tournament.
Who Advanced to Group B?
Following Archie Self’s impressive victory, the next two spots in Group A determined who would move on to Group B. These players will continue their fight for a place in the Grand Finale.
- Derek Coulson finished second in Group A with 18 points.
- Andy Baetens secured third place with 14 points.
Coulson and Baetens will now face a new challenge, as they are joined by three additional talented players for Group B: Ted Evetts, Scott Robertson, and Scott Campbell. This promises an exciting new phase of competition on Thursday and Friday evenings.
Who Will Battle in Group C?
The remaining players from Group A, who finished fourth, fifth, and sixth, will now compete in Group C. They still have a chance to advance further in the Champions Week.
- David Davies ended Group A in fourth place with 14 points.
- Darren Beveridge finished fifth with 10 points.
- Danny Ayres took sixth place with 8 points.
Davies, Beveridge, and Ayres will be joined by three new contenders in Group C: Neil Duff, Benito Van de Pas, and Michael Wiles. Their matches will take place on Thursday and Friday afternoons, setting the stage for more intense darts action.
The Champions Week Journey Continues
The MODUS Super Series Champions Week is far from over, with crucial matches scheduled for the upcoming days. Spectators can look forward to more high-stakes darts as players battle it out for a spot in Saturday’s ultimate showdown.
Group C action kicks off on Thursday afternoon, followed by the highly anticipated matches of Group B on Thursday evening. These stages are critical, as only the best will advance to join Archie Self in the Grand Finale, where the ultimate champion will be crowned.
Source: Based on an article from Darts World Magazine.
