Ashton strengthens lead in PDC Women's Series Order of Merit after successful weekend
PDCMonday, 02 May 2022 at 09:02
Lisa Ashton has built up a big lead ahead of the chasing pack after the second weekend of PDC Women's Series action. 'The Lancashire Rose' claimed two titles this past weekend taking her tally to five this season.
By comparison, Fallon Sherrock who is in second only has two with Trina Gulliver collecting the other in Wigan. Despite that, 'The Queen of the Palace' still sits on £4,050. This is still well ahead of Lorraine Winstanley who is on £1,950.
With Laura Turner after her best weekend ever on the Women's Series in fourth with £1,750 reaching the final back-to-back and seemingly in the race to the Women's World Matchplay, she will swap her commentary mic for her darts.
The two best players at the end of the season can participate in the Grand Slam of Darts and the World Darts Championship. A total of twenty tournaments are played.
In addition, the top eight of the rankings will receive an invitation to the first Women's World Matchplay after twelve tournaments. This will take place on Sunday 24 July in Blackpool.
PDC Women's Series Order of Merit after eight events
1 Lisa Ashton £5,600
2 Fallon Sherrock £4,050
3 Lorraine Winstanley £1,950
4 Laura Turner £1,750
5 Rhian Griffiths £1,550
6 Trina Gulliver £1,450
6 Jane Densley £1,450
8 Aileen de Graaf £1,300
9 Robyn Byrne £1,250
10 Chloe O'Brien £1,150
11 Katie Sheldon £1,000
11 Joanne Locke £1,000
13 Mikuru Suzuki £950
13 Kirsty Hutchinson £950
15 Rhian O'Sullivan £750
16 Vicky Pruim £650
16 Corrine Hammond £650
18 Samantha Kirton £600
18 Maria O'Brien £600
20 Lerena Rietbergen £550
21 Steph Clarke £500
22 Priscilla Steenbergen £450
22 Natalie Gilbert £450
24 Sarah Roberts £400
24 Astrid Trouwborst £400
24 Tracy North £400
24 Roz Bulmer £400
28 Claire Brookin £350
28 Amanda Harwood £350
28 Juliet Findley £350
28 Felicia Blay £350
32 Michelle Andrews £300
32 Jane Monaghan £300
34 Lorraine Hyde £250
34 Rachel Brooks £250
34 Mandy Smith £250
34 Donna-Maria Rainsley £250
38 Yukie Sakaguchi £200
38 Crissy Manley £200
38 Annmarie Potts £200
38 Rebecca Brouse £200
42 Alex Howard £150
42 Kim Holden £150
42 Mem Martin £150
42 Danielle Fry £150
42 Leanne Topper £150
42 Joanne Senior £150
42 Steph Stutley £150
49 Trish Kidd £100
49 Sharon Straatsma-Pul £100
49 Anne Dorrestijn £100
49 Helen Ward £100
49 Lyn Marsden £100
49 Evonne Taylor £100
49 Christine Readhead £100
49 Carla Boyes £100
49 Jan Robbins £100
49 Rebecca Edwards £100
49 Barbora Hospodarska £100
49 Fran Elwick £100
49 Rose Mort £100
49 Phonsawan Whillis £100
49 Chris Savvery £100
49 Rebecca Hoyland £100
49 Grace Ferridge £100
49 Hayley Brant £100
49 Anna Johnson £100
49 Josie Paterson £100
49 Denise Cassidy £100
70 Sara-Jayne Gowens £50
70 Lorraine Green £50
70 Marjolein Noijens £50
70 Sarah Brown £50
70 Abi Jurd £50
70 Kirsty Chubb £50
70 Joanne Deamer £50
70 Sharon Godbeer £50
70 Mozhgan Rahmani £50
70 Louise Pearson £50
70 Lisa Hughes £50
70 Louise Layhe £50
70 Kelly Gabriel £50
70 Sherrie Yeomans £50
70 Teri-Frances Kidwell £50
70 Tammy Mackenzie £50
70 Laura Patton £50
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