LEDBURY darts ace Terry Jenkins reached the quarter-finals of the Vauxhall Pro-Classic 128 championship in Great Yarmouth.
He was then eliminated by the world champion, Canadian John Part, who went on to be beaten in the final by reigning champion Wayne Mardle.
Jenkins, recently moved up to a World ranking of 34 from 42, had defeated World number 30 Simon Whatley, Nick Gedney and World number 26 Mark Walsh on his way to the quarter-finals.
The following Budweiser UK Open Southern Regional Final in Dagenham did not bring the same level of success when Jenkins was knocked out by Dennis Smith at the last 64 stage.
Smith went on to lose to Part, who was himself then beaten by tournament winner Phil 'The Power' Taylor.
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