2008 Championship League Darts - Groups

Groups

The groups are as follows:

Note: Bold indicates group winner, italics indicate the eliminated players. In groups 1-7, players are eliminated for finishing in the bottom two of the league, in group 8 and the Winners Group players are eliminated for failing to win outright.

Group 1
  • Phil Taylor
  • James Wade
  • Terry Jenkins
  • Wayne Mardle
  • Andy Hamilton
  • Colin Lloyd
  • Roland Scholten
  • Alan Tabern
Group 2
  • Colin Lloyd
  • Andy Hamilton
  • Alan Tabern
  • James Wade
  • Wayne Mardle
  • Ronnie Baxter
  • Kevin Painter
  • Mervyn King
Group 3
  • Kevin Painter
  • Andy Hamilton
  • Mervyn King
  • James Wade
  • Wayne Mardle
  • Adrian Lewis
  • Colin Osborne
  • Denis Ovens
Group 4
  • Adrian Lewis
  • Colin Osborne
  • Denis Ovens
  • Kevin Painter
  • Andy Hamilton
  • Peter Manley
  • Vincent van der Voort
  • Mark Dudbridge
Group 5
  • Vincent van der Voort
  • Adrian Lewis
  • Mark Dudbridge
  • Colin Osborne
  • Peter Manley
  • Andy Jenkins
  • Chris Mason
  • Kirk Shepherd
Group 6
  • Adrian Lewis
  • Mark Dudbridge
  • Peter Manley
  • Vincent van der Voort
  • Kirk Shepherd
  • Mark Walsh
  • Barrie Bates
  • Andy Smith
Group 7
  • Mark Walsh
  • Adrian Lewis
  • Barrie Bates
  • Andy Smith
  • Mark Dudbridge
  • Dennis Priestley
  • Adrian Gray
  • Wayne Jones
Group 8
  • Adrian Lewis
  • Mark Walsh
  • Andy Smith
  • Wayne Jones
  • Dennis Priestley
  • Mick McGowan
  • Alex Roy
  • Wes Newton

Winners Group

  • Phil Taylor
  • Alan Tabern
  • Mervyn King
  • Andy Hamilton
  • Colin Osborne
  • Vincent van der Voort
  • Mark Dudbridge
  • Mark Walsh

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