Greaves wins England Open Youth Grand Prix after defeating Bennett in final
BDOMonday, 17 June 2019 at 14:57
Beau Greaves added to her win in the England National Singles and England Open by claiming the England Open Youth Grand Prix on Sunday.
Beau n Arrow also won the two senior titles on Sunday with victory over Rhian Griffiths and Fallon Sherrock and saw off a fellow quality youth prospect in Leighton Bennett in a last leg decider in Selsey.
This was after seeing off the likes of Lennon Cradock, Dalton Storr, Nathan Potter and Brad Phillips before defeating Bennett.
The last-leg decider between the pair is seen in the tweet below.
Quarter-Finals -
Connor Arberry 3-0 Tyler Radlett
George Lynch 1-3 Leighton Bennett
Beau Greaves 3-0 Nathan Potter
Freddie Box 1-3 Brad Phillips
Connor Arberry 3-0 Tyler Radlett
George Lynch 1-3 Leighton Bennett
Beau Greaves 3-0 Nathan Potter
Freddie Box 1-3 Brad Phillips
Semi-Finals -
Connor Arberry 2-4 Leighton Bennett
Beau Greaves 4-3 Brad Phillips
Connor Arberry 2-4 Leighton Bennett
Beau Greaves 4-3 Brad Phillips
Final -
Leighton Bennett 4-5 Beau Greaves
Leighton Bennett 4-5 Beau Greaves
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