Click Here for Pdc darts match About the Game: Carman Tastes NAPT Glory | PDC ANDRE CARMAN won the second North American ProTour event, defeating Darin Young in the final. Carman Tastes NAPT Glory. ANDRE CARMAN took victory in the second North American ProTour event held in London, Ontario on Sunday, defeating Darin Young in the final. The Canadian took the $2,200 first prize on home soil, enjoying a 6-3 win in the final against top US left-hander Young. Carman won a total of eight matches on the day as a bumper field competed in the tournament, dropping only three legs in his first three games, as he defeated Jason Stanley, Jim Newton and Joe Clements. He then saw off Brian Ross 6-4 and enjoyed 6-3 wins over Christian Haggmark and Ross Snook to reach the semi-finals, where he was a 6-1 winner against Dan Olson. Young's run saw him reach the final for the second successive NAPT event, having also lost out to John Part in the inaugural event in Chicago in July. Three-time World Champion Part was defeated by Ross Snook in the third round of the event, with Snook also seeing off his Canadian World Cup team-mate Ken MacNeil before losing out to Carman. The year's final NAPT event will be held in Atlantic City on September 9, with the NAPT Order of Merit winner then being invited to play in the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship. For further information and entry details, visit www.bullseyenews.com. PDC North American ProTour Event Two Hilton London Ontario, August 26 2012 Preliminary Round Chris White 6-1 Gus Collins Duncan Sagriff 6-4 Richard Cuerrier Ben Garner 6-3 Pete Sawatzky Andre Carman 6-0 Jason Stanley Dan Olson 6-0 Darin Tucker Dan Lauby Jnr 6-4 James Hind Efren Fadas 6-3 Scott Lemoine Preston Noonan 6-3 Kenny Lawrence Terry Hayhurst 6-1 Mike Mainville Guy Connelly 6-2 Terry O'Connell Shaun Narain 6-0 Ray Howick Bill Neilson 6-1 Sean Boussen Wayne Fick 6-3 Glen Smith Joe Chaney 6-1 Todd Harrington Ron Schmidt 6-5 John Kramer Dawson Murschell 6-1 Chris Caldwell. First Round John Part 6-2 Chris White Al Moskwyn 6-1 Terry Rantala Ian Fogarty 6-2 Theo Van Tassel Ross Snook 6-1 Mark Neilsen Kory Nicholson 6-3 Duncan Sagriff Karsten Larsen 6-2 Visa LeBlanc Ken MacNeil 6-0 Mark Onsdorff Ryan Tkach 6-3 Jason Roker John Kuczynski 6-3 Ben Garner Christian Haggmark 6-2 Nick Brownrigg Kevin Hawkins 6-5 Scott Jacques Ritchell Penalosa 6-2 Mark Willis Andre Carman 6-1 Jim Newton Joe Clements 6-3 Al Earl Doug Mead 6-0 Ed Lewanick Brian Ross 6-0 Mike Stanton Dan Olson 6-0 Jennifer Briggs Ray Carver 6-2 Ryan Barnette Scott Henning 6-0 Brad Boylan Ken Townsend 6-1 Stan Minogue Dan Lauby Jnr 6-2 Corey Tung Goby Logan 6-2 Mark Chua Dave Cameron 6-2 William St Crois Jim Doohan 6-2 Mark Comerford Larry Butler 6-1 Efren Fadas Steven Warnock 6-2 Jim Long Nick Holmes 6-3 Garnet DeRoche Mike Smith 6-3 Rick Tressler Dave Watson 6-4 Preston Noonan John Briggs 6-2 Andrew McDonald Glenn Fraser 6-1 Greg Wright Jerry Dooling 6-0 David Kerr Darin Young 6-2 Terry Hayhurst Jay Barlow 6-2 Kevin Thompson Jim Widmayer 6-2 Phil Sroka Bruce Davey 6-0 Sylvain Vachon Guy Connelly 6-5 Jeff Smith DJ Sayre 6-5 David Corrieau Jason Linfield 6-3 Adam Bernard Dan Lauby 6-0 Lynn Marshall Shaun Narain 6-3 Al MacKay Bob Miske 6-1 Jarvis Payne Michael Craig 6-5 Mike Mills Victor DeWilde 6-1 Daniel Mailloux Gary Broomhead 6-4 Bill Neilson Bill Gibson 6-2 Dennis Latimer David Kendall 6-0 Mike Magee John Verwey 6-2 Austin Martin Sean Smyth 6-3 Wayne Fick Trish Grzesik 6-3 Gordon Dixon Kiley Edmunds 6-2 Doug Boehm Oliver Jones 6-3 David Munro Joe Chaney 6-0 Danny Sutherland Scott Gilmour 6-4 Peter Hewetson Dave Hack 6-2 Adam Sinnaeve Bob Sinnaeve 6-1 Chris Ruby Ron Schmidt 6-0 Jeremy Gan Mike Griffin 6-2 Edwin Martin Norm Tremblay 6-0 Michael Findlay Steve Hill 6-2 Berriman Dawson Murschell 6-0 Adrien St Peter Andrew McDonald 6-4 Lanny DaSilva Gary Mawson 6-2 Rod Smith Tom Smith 6-2 Ryan Van Der Weit. Second Round John Part 6-0 Al Moskwyn Ross Snook 6-2 Ian Fogarty Karsten Larsen 6-2 Kory Nichols Ken MacNeil 6-2 Rya
