He and Callum Brew also qualify for world championships in October
Manx darts player Darren Kennish has reclaimed top spot in the world para darts rankings.
Following the final rounds of the season in Belgium and New Zealand, Kennish has moved up to number 1 in the world para darts wheelchair standings on 1390 points.
That moves him ahead of Belgian competitor Vincent D'Hondt who drops to second in the world on 1260 points.
Furthermore, the Island competitor's latest campaign means he's qualified once again for the World Para Darts World Masters and World Championships - this time as the no.1 seed.
That event will take place in Hungary on 29-30 October.
Separately, another Isle of Man player, Callum Brew competed in Belgium earlier this month in what was his first competitive event on the international para darts scene since April.
Yesterday (13 August) it was confirmed that Brew has also qualified for the World Para Darts World Masters and World Championships later this year.
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