As well as the men's BDO rankings, the women's have been updated as well with Lorraine Winstanley opening a gap at the top due to her run at the BDO World Trophy which saw her lose in the final to Fallon Sherrock.
Sherrock herself despite winning five consecutive titles including the World Trophy & the Swiss & Helvetia Open this past weekend its in sixth place; but is closing in on Lisa Ashton and Anastasia Dobromyslova in 4th and 5th of the BDO rankings.
Deta Hedman is close to Winstanley and plays a lot more tournaments than the Buxton ace so could find herself back at he top with more tournament wins. Aileen de Graaf rounds out the top three but is 34 points behind Winstanley after the latest turnaments.
After that like alluded to it's Dobromyslova & Ashton who are around 30 points behind the top three so at the moment won't find themselves in contention to go to the top of the rankings.
Women's Invitational Table at 11/06/2018
Position Player Points
1 Lorraine Winstanley (England) 444
2 Deta Hedman (England) 429
3 Aileen de Graaf (Netherlands) 410
4 Anastasia Dobromyslova (Russia) 382
5 Lisa Ashton (England) 379
6 Fallon Sherrock (England) 364
7 Sharon Prins (Netherlands) 342
8 Corrine Hammond (Australia) 316
9 Trina Gulliver MBE (England) 281
10 Anca Zijlstra (Netherlands) 268
11 Maria O'Brien (England) 264
12 Tricia Wright (England) 262
13 Paula Jacklin (England) 261
14 Rhian Griffiths (Wales) 253
15 Danielle Ashton (England) 232
16 Casey Gallagher (England) 228
17 Roz Bulmer (England) 216
18 Tori Kewish (Australia) 215
19 Vicky Pruim (Sweden) 209
20 Laura Turner (England) 198
21 Julie Thompson (England) 180
22 = Paula Murphy (USA) 167
22 = Sarah Roberts (England) 167
24 Margaret Sutton (England) 160
25 Priscilla Steenbergen (Netherlands) 158
26 Chrissy Sheerin (Australia) 143
27 Kirsty Hutchinson (England) 137
28 Jana Kanovska (Czech Republic) 135
29 Marjolein Noijens (Netherlands) 134
30 Deana Rosenblom (Sweden) 131
31 Ann Marie Potts (Wales) 129
32 Leanne Wilson (Australia) 128
33 Stacey Pace (USA) 126
34 Felicia Blay (England) 125
35 = Barb Smyth (Australia) 124
35 = Beau Greaves (England) 124
37 = Jo Clements (England) 121
37 = Sue Edwards (England) 121
39 Lorraine Burn (Australia) 120
40 Andreea Brad (Romania) 117
41 Brenda Dyer (England) 114
42 = Karolina Podgorska (Poland) 112
42 = Sue Cusick (England) 112
44 Jane Densley (England) 110
45 Pam Burr (Australia) 107
46 Helene Sundelin (Sweden) 94
47 = Heather Lodge (Wales) 90
47 = Linda Ithurralde (England) 90
49 = Kathy Geeraerts (Belgium) 89
49 = Nikki Goldsmith (Wales) 89
49 = Veronika Ihasz (Hungary) 89
52 Danielle Ijpelaar (Netherlands) 87
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