The MODUS Super Series once again finds itself dominated by Dutch storylines, with the latest buzz surrounding Jurjen van der Velde and his headline-making performance.
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Jurjen van der Velde decided to make Coulson think about it, but Coulson remained cool as always and pinned D16! 🥶 pic.twitter.com/xeDarPqg6H
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While many fans had been eagerly anticipating the appearance of Vincent van der Voort, his participation was unfortunately postponed due to physical issues. His long-awaited debut in this year’s series will have to wait a little longer.
In the meantime, the Netherlands has had no shortage of representation. Towering talent Jimmy van Schie continues to impress, maintaining the strong form he has shown over the past few years. Recently, he celebrated a remarkable double victory in Antwerp, claiming both the Open Antwerp and the Open Belgium titles.
Last weekend, another compatriot made history on the Super Series stage. Danny van Trijp delivered a stunning performance during Finals Night, hitting the first televised nine-darter in the competition’s history. As if that weren’t enough, he also set a record average of 120.24, a feat that quickly reverberated throughout the darts community.
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Jurjen van der Velde, eager to make his own mark on the tournament, has also attracted attention for a particularly eye-catching moment, drawing comparisons to rising star Luke Littler. His consistent play has positioned him at the top of the Dutch contingent in Group A’s standings, tied on 18 points with Graham Usher but just behind on leg difference. Van Schie currently sits in fourth with 16 points, ensuring that Dutch presence remains strong in the race for group supremacy.
With performances like these, the Dutch contingent is shaping the narrative of this year’s MODUS Super Series—one record, one surprise, and one headline at a time.