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2013 PDC World Youth Championship
Tournament information
Dates22 March 2013
16 May 2013 (final)
VenueThe O2 Arena
LocationLondon
CountryEngland
Organisation(s)PDC
FormatLegs
first to 6
Prize fund£40,000
Winners share£10,000
Nine-dart finish
Wales Kurt Parry
England Michael Smith
Champion(s)

England Michael Smith


«2012

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The 2013 PDC World Youth Championship was the third edition of the PDC World Youth Championship, a tournament organised by the Professional Darts Corporation for darts players aged between 14 and 21.


The knock-out stages from the last 64 to the semi-finals were played in Barnsley on 22 March 2013.[1] The final took place on 16 May 2013, before the final of the 2013 Premier League Darts, which was shown live on Sky Sports.


James Hubbard was the defending champion, but he was knocked out in the first round by Matthew Dicken. Michael Smith and Ricky Evans contested the final at The O2 Arena, London, with Smith winning 6-1.[2]




Contents





  • 1 Prize money


  • 2 Qualification


  • 3 Draw


  • 4 References




Prize money


















StagePrize Money
(Total £40,000)
Winner£10,000
Runner Up£5,000
Semi Final£3,000
Quarter Final£1,500
Third Round£725
Second Round£250
First Round£100


Qualification


The tournament featured 64 players. The top 52 players in the PDC Youth Tour Order of Merit automatically qualified for the tournament, with the top eight players being seeded.[3] They were joined by 12 international qualifiers.[3]


The participants were:









Draw


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First round
(22 March)

Second round
(22 March)

Third round
(22 March)

Quarter-finals
(22 March)

Semi-finals
(22 March)

Final
(16 May)
                  
1

England Arron Monk

6


England Curtis Bagley
2
1

England Arron Monk

6



Spain Sergio Garcia
2
 

England Curtis Hammond
4


Spain Sergio Garcia

6
1

England Arron Monk

6



Netherlands Dirk van Duijvenbode
2
 

England Lee Whitworth
0


Netherlands Dirk van Duijvenbode

6
 

Netherlands Dirk van Duijvenbode

6



Wales Michael Blake
5
 

Wales Michael Blake

6


United States Dan Lauby Jr
3
1

England Arron Monk

6



Netherlands Ryan de Vreede
3
8

England Sam Hill

6


England Jake Jones
3
8

England Sam Hill
4



Netherlands Ryan de Vreede

6
 

Netherlands Ryan de Vreede

6


England Jamie Landon
2
 

Netherlands Ryan de Vreede

6



Wales Kurt Parry
0
 

Wales Kurt Parry

6


England Joe Davis
1
 

Wales Kurt Parry

6



England Josh Jones
5
 

England Matthew Dennant
4


England Josh Jones

6
1

England Arron Monk
3



England Ricky Evans

6
5

England Chris Aubrey

6


Finland Teemu Harju
4
5

England Chris Aubrey

6



Republic of Ireland Paddy Meaney
5
 

Republic of Ireland Paddy Meaney

6


Germany Kai Gotthardt
1
5

England Chris Aubrey
2



England Ricky Evans

6
 

England Shaun Griffiths
3


Australia Harley Kemp

6
 

Australia Harley Kemp
4



England Ricky Evans

6
 

Canada Shaun Narain
2


England Ricky Evans

6
 

England Ricky Evans

6



England Sam Hamilton
5
4

Wales Jamie Lewis
5


England Brandonn Monk

6
 

England Brandonn Monk
4



England Sam Hamilton

6
 

Republic of Ireland Oisin Daly
4


England Sam Hamilton

6
 

England Sam Hamilton

6



Germany Max Hopp
3
 

England Adam Smith-Neale
5


England Ben Songhurst

6
 

England Ben Songhurst
4



Germany Max Hopp

6
 

Germany Max Hopp

6


England Aden Kirk
4


England Ricky Evans
1

2

England Michael Smith

6
2

England Michael Smith

6


England Brandon Walsh
0
2

England Michael Smith

6



England George Killington
0
 

Republic of Ireland John Seagrave
4


England George Killington

6
2

England Michael Smith

6



England Sam Head
1
 

England Sam Head

6


England James Thompson
1
 

England Sam Head

6



England Darren Whittingham
3
 

England Darren Whittingham

6


England Liam Showell
1
2

England Michael Smith

6



Republic of Ireland Dean Finn
0
7

England Josh Payne

6


Republic of Ireland Martin Heneghan
3
7

England Josh Payne
5



Republic of Ireland Dean Finn

6
 

England Jack Hill
3


Republic of Ireland Dean Finn

6
 

Republic of Ireland Dean Finn

6



England Steve Haggerty
5
 

England Sam Davidson
5


England Steve Haggerty

6
 

England Steve Haggerty

6



England Lewis Venes
5
 

England Harry Miles
5


England Lewis Venes

6
2

England Michael Smith

6



England Adam Hunt
3
6

England Keegan Brown
1


England Reece Robinson

6
 

England Reece Robinson

6



Austria Rowby-John Rodriguez
4
 

England Ryan Harrington
1


Austria Rowby-John Rodriguez

6
 

England Reece Robinson
3



England Jake Patchett

6
 

Netherlands Ricky de Vos
3


Australia Jackson Wilson-Young

6
 

Australia Jackson Wilson-Young
2



England Jake Patchett

6
 

England Jake Patchett

6


Netherlands John de Kruijf
3
 

England Jake Patchett
3



England Adam Hunt

6
3

England James Hubbard
4


England Matthew Dicken

6
 

England Matthew Dicken

6



Netherlands Wouter Vaes
4
 

England Adam Hart
0


Netherlands Wouter Vaes

6
 

England Matthew Dicken
4



England Adam Hunt

6
 

England Oliver Stell
4


England Adam Hunt

6
 

England Adam Hunt

6



England Josh McCarthy
1
 

England Josh McCarthy

6


England Shane Friedlander
3


References




  1. ^ ab Smith & Evans Reach World Youth Final PDC.tv


  2. ^ Superb Smith Takes World Youth Title PDC.tv


  3. ^ abcd Unicorn World Youth Championship Field PDC.tv











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