Sebastian Bialecki smashes PDC Development Tour wins record but has to share titles

Sebastian Bialecki made it a hattrick of title wins on Saturday, whilst Cam Crabtree returned to winning ways, as the pair won Development Tour Events 13 & 14 respectively, with the third weekend of the PDC’s Youth Tour season continuing in Milton Keynes. 

Bialecki – who picked up both Event 11 & 12 on Friday – reached the final of Event 13 firstly  by recording victories against Dylan Slevin, Jay Brack, Nigel Coudeville, Owen Roelofs, Connor Hopkins, Jamai Van den Herik, Florian Preis and David Fidler, to set up a clash with Germany’s Leon Weber.  

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The final began with Bialecki racing into a 3-0 lead with winning legs coming in 19,13 and 15 darts respectively, before Weber fought back by winning two straight legs in a total of 29 darts to move within one of his Polish opponent. Bialecki went on to win back-to-back legs of his own and sealed a 5-2 victory with a 23-darter to pick up a third successive Development Tour title as well as collecting the £3,000 top prize.  

In Event 14, Cam Crabtree was victorious as he reached the final firstly by recording victories against Jack Woods, Henry Coates, Jack Howarth, Kai Clark, James Buckby, Nigel Coudeville, Cole Davey and Archie Self, to set up a clash with compatriot, Nathan Potter. 

The final began with Crabtree racing into a 2-0 lead with winning legs coming in 18 and 17 darts respectively, before Potter halved the deficit in Leg Three with a 19-dart break of throw. Crabtree then won back-to-back legs again which saw ‘Shazam’ move 4-1 ahead and within one of victory.

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The tie then saw Potter create an almighty fight back by winning three successive legs to set up a ninth and deciding leg in which Crabtree would have the advantage of throwing first. This proved to be decisive as the 22-year-old sealed a deciding leg victory with a 14 darter to pick up a first Development Tour title of 2026.   

Adam Gawlas picked up his first Development Tour title of the year on Sunday, after defeating Sebastian Bialecki in the final of Event Fifteen, as the third weekend of the PDC’s Youth Tour season ended in Milton Keynes. 

Gawlas – who’s maiden Development Tour title came back in 2023 – ended a three-year drought as he reached Sunday’s Finale firstly by recording victories against Callum Lester, Dillon Murphy, Justin Atellinghusen, Joshua Jones, Mylo Michiels, Ben Townley, Cam Crabtree and Jack Pollard, to set up a clash with Bialecki. 

The final began with Gawlas racing into a 3-0 lead with winning legs coming in a total of 41 darts, before Bialecki ended the drought in Leg Four with a 14-dart break of throw. The Pole then followed up with back-to-back legs in 19 and 18 darts respectively to square the tie up at 3apiece. Gawlas then went on to win successive legs of his own which saw the Czech thrower seal a 5-3 victory in Leg Eight with a 20 darter to pick up a second Development Tour title of his career as well as the £3,000 top prize. 

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The PDC Winmau Development Tour returns between July 31-August 2 with Events 16-20 taking place at Halle 39, Hildesheim. All live scores and results will be viewed via tv.dartconnect.com.  

PDC Winmau Development Tour  2026

Event 13 

Quarter Finals 

Sebastian Bialecki 5-2 Florian Preis 

David Fidler 5-0 Finn Behrens 

Leon Weber 5-3 James Beeton 

Thomas Banks 5-4 Lewis Cook 

Semi Finals 

Sebastian Bialecki 5-1 David Fidler 

Leon Weber 5-3 Thomas Banks 

Final  

Sebastian Bialecki 5-2 Leon Weber 

Event 14 

Quarter Finals 

Jarod Becker 5-3 Yorick Hofkens 

Nathan Potter 5-4 JJ Wright 

Archie Self 5-3 Jamai Van den Herik 

Cam Crabtree 5-2 Cole Davey  

Semi Finals 

Nathan Potter 5-3 Jarod Becker 

Cam Crabtree 5-1 Archie Self 

Final  

Cam Crabtree 5-4 Nathan Potter 

Event 15 

Quarter Finals 

Jack Pollard 5-1 Yorick Hofkens 

Adam Gawlas 5-2 Cam Crabtree 

Sebastian Bialecki 5-4 Jack Drayton 

Jamai Van den Herik 5-3 Jurjen Van der Velde 

Semi Finals 

Adam Gawlas 5-4 Jack Pollard 

Sebastian Bialecki 5-2 Jack Pollard 

Final  

Adam Gawlas 5-3 Sebastian Bialecki  

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