Greaves reflects on brilliant form as of late on BDO circuit: 'I feel really confident at the minute'
BDO
Beau Greaves has been imperious over the past month or so on the BDO Ladies circuit winning title after title at the age of only 15 and she reflected on the past few months and feels like there is definitely more to come.
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Greaves also said in an interview with the Weekly Dartscast that she feels really confident at the moment; also that she just hopes it carries on into the months ahead.
'Definitely more to come, I feel really confident at the minute. I've hit a really good patch and hopefully it just carries on,' said Greaves.
BDO Gold Cup
Greaves claimed the BDO Gold Cup in Rotherham recently to add to her title haul and in the process she thrashed Fallon Sherrock in the final; in a whitewash win. This was a victory that while she was pleased with; she didn't expect due to Sherrock's recent form.
'I was over the moon. I expected Fallon to play a little bit better than she did. I've played Fallon quite a few times over the past few months and we've definitely had better games but I just kept going and I was happy to win.'
Beau n Arrow also spoke about her beginning to play darts and said that she didn't have any nerves when playing the big name players on the ladies circuit and that it stands her in good stead now.
'I used to play with my brother a lot. My brother used to be a really good player on the PDC Development Tour and I used to go into the room and have a throw with him and it sort of just went from there.'
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'I reached the semi-finals a couple of years ago and had a really good run at the Jersey Open beating the likes of Lisa Ashton, Deta (Hedman), Anastasia (Dobromyslova) and I wasn't nervous at all. I kind of had no fear really and at the time I was just enjoying it; I think that's why that now when I play it's not as hard because I don't think about it in detail that much.'
Lakeside
She sits currently just outside the qualification spots for Lakeside and for Greaves she wants to have one big push to make it and that she'll be gutted if she doesn't.
'I think I'm 14th, I think I just need to get a few more points and I'll be there. I will be gutted if I don't get there this year obviously winning so many tournaments. I just need to have a big push I think and just try my best.'
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