Beau Greaves was by far the best player during the second tournament weekend of the PDC Women's Series last weekend. 'Beau 'n' Arrow' made it to the final four times.
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Two of these finals were won, while Greaves had to settle for second place twice. Especially during Women's Series 7, Greaves delivered a feat by winning the tournament without losing a leg. Her averages at that tournament were outstanding. During Women's Series 7, she posted averages of 93.94, 95.13, 98.88 and 100.20, among others. Among the top-10 highest averages at the past Women's Series weekend, seven are in Greaves' name.
Lisa Ashton was "best of the rest" on the list. Her average of 96.06 was good for the fourth highest average of the weekend. Fallon Sherrock (95.43) and Gemma Hayter (93.94) were responsible for the other two averages in the top-10.
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GREAVES TAKES THE TITLE IN STYLE! 🏆
THIRTY ONE STRAIGHT LEGS.
Beau Greaves has won Women's Series Event Seven without dropping a single leg!
Unbelievable.