Beau Greaves won the seventeenth tournament of the PDC Women's Series on Saturday 'Beau 'n' Arrow' is once again the dominant force at the Women's Series. After failing to win the first five Women's Series tournaments of the season, she has won six of the last 12 Women's Series.
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It became a final between the two best English players of the moment. Greaves defeated Laura van den Berg (4-1), Desiree Geel (4-0), Eve Watson (4-1), Kirsi Viinikainen (5-4) and Aileen de Graaf (5-1), while Sherrock disposed of Ingibjorg Magnusdottir (4-0), Trina Gulliver (4-2), Mikuru Suzuki (4-3), Lorraine Hyde (5-2) and Noa-Lynn van Leuven (5-4).
Greaves took a 2-0 lead in the final, but Sherrock still managed to repair the deficit. In the fifth leg, however, Sherrock missed a full hand of dimes to take over the lead, after which Greaves regained the lead with a 19-darter. The 20-year-old Englishwoman then decided the match with an 18-darter and a 21-darter.
How much prize money is up for grabs at the PDC Women's Series?
If at least 128 players participate, the PDC Women's Series participants will be awarded prizes from the last 64, with fifty pounds for reaching this round. If there are fewer than 128 players, the counter only starts running from the last 32. In that case they do collect one hundred pounds.
This amount eventually keeps increasing. A final place already earns 1,000 pounds anyway. The winner of the tournament receives 2,000 pounds in prize money. The number one of the final ranking gets to compete at the Grand Slam of Darts and the Darts World Cup, while the number two also gets to compete at Alexandra Palace.
Results PDC Women's Series 17
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Finale
Beau Greaves (80.95) 5 | 2 (81.10) Fallon Sherrock
Semi-final
Fallon Sherrock (81.75) 5 | 4 (82.08) Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Beau Greaves (91.53) 5 | 1 (75.48) Aileen de Graaf
Quarterfinals
Fallon Sherrock (90.68) 5 | 2 (83.30) Lorraine Hyde
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (78.81) 5 | 4 (73.58) Lorraine Winstanley
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Aileen de Graaf (80.28) 5 | 4 (80.51) Robyn Byrne
Beau Greaves (78.47) 5 | 4 (80.43) Kirsi Viinikainen
Last 16
Lorraine Hyde (70.76) 4 | 1 (65.64) Ros Hemmings
Fallon Sherrock (87.00) 4 | 3 (84.39) Mikuru Suzuki
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (81.38) 4 | 2 (75.36) Stacey Ellis
Lorraine Winstanley (69.91) 4 | 0 (64.64) Lauryn Salter
Aileen de Graaf (85.86) 4 | 3 (79.37) Yukie Sakaguchi
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Robyn Byrne (82.75) 4 | 3 (74.90) Katie Sheldon
Kirsi Viinikainen (71.56) 4 | 3 (64.90) Neuza Araujo
Beau Greaves (79.31) 4 | 1 (68.52) Eve Watson
Last 32
Lorraine Hyde (76.10) 4 | 0 (52.00) Tammy Mackenzie
Ros Hemmings (66.80) 4 | 2 (62.63) Rowena Sidley
Mikuru Suzuki (80.97) 4 | 2 (75.64) Rose Mort
Fallon Sherrock (87.24) 4 | 2 (83.37) Trina Gulliver
Stacey Ellis (72.87) 4 | 3 (75.16) Jo Locke
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (92.49) 4 | 0 (61.38) Becky Taylor
Lorraine Winstanley (78.25) 4 | 3 (63.80) Joanne Oldershaw
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Lauryn Salter (68.32) 4 | 0 (48.38) Fiona Roberts
Aileen de Graaf (72.87) 4 | 3 (71.16) Angela Kirkwood
Yukie Sakaguchi (71.71) 4 | 3 (60.71) Kim Holden
Katie Sheldon (66.10) 4 | 3 (60.34) Barbora Hospodarska
Robyn Byrne (80.66) 4 | 3 (77.64) Leanne Topper
Neuza Araujo (56.05) 4 | 1 (50.63) Danielle Evans
Kirsi Viinikainen (84.13) 4 | 3 (81.36) Lisa Ashton
Beau Greaves (82.36) 4 | 0 (66.43) Desiree Yellow
Eve Watson (73.55) 4 | 3 (74.75) Denise Cassidy
Last 64
Tammy Mackenzie (49.84) 4 | 1 (46.25) Jo Andrews
Lorraine Hyde (80.16) 4 | 0 (37.92) Brieg Ramsey
Ros Hemmings (56.19) 4 | 0 (36.94) Isobel Niklas
Rowena Sidley (63.25) 4 | 2 (62.22) Anastasia Dobromyslova
Rose Mort (62.06) 4 | 1 (59.62) Aurora Fochesato
Mikuru Suzuki (70.48) 4 | 3 (78.33) Rhian O'Sullivan
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Fallon Sherrock (71.57) 4 | 0 (60.07) Ingibjorg Magnusdottir
Trina Gulliver (80.16) 4 | 0 (61.71) Nathalie Van Marm
Jo Locke (70.18) 4 | 1 (49.29) Courtney Hine
Stacey Ellis (67.64) 4 | 2 (59.75) Rhiannon Graham
Becky Taylor (50.95) 4 | 0 (39.05) Lainey Webb
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (87.10) 4 | 1 (71.86) Wendy Reinstadtler
Joanne Oldershaw (60.51) 4 | 1 (45.63) Jitka Dorazilova
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Lorraine Winstanley (56.82) 4 | 1 (53.35) Maret Liiri
Fiona Roberts (41.46) 4 | 0 (36.92) Jane Biggs
Lauryn Salter (69.06) 4 | 1 (71.91) Amy Evans
Angela Kirkwood (78.08) 4 | 0 (53.68) Crissy Manley
Aileen de Graaf (82.36) 4 | 0 (69.08) Hannah Meek
Kim Holden (71.39) 4 | 1 (64.10) Sharona Field
Yukie Sakaguchi (66.80) 4 | 0 (58.14) Michelle Andrews
Barbora Hospodarska (60.78) 4 | 2 (59.77) Chris Savvery
Katie Sheldon (69.10) 4 | 0 (61.46) Chelsea Campbell
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Leanne Topper (60.73) 4 | 0 (60.03) Tracey Heppinstall
Robyn Byrne (66.59) 4 | 1 (59.64) Jan Robbins
Danielle Evans (41.04) 4 | 2 (40.60) Jody Hancock
Neuza Araujo (65.37) 4 | 1 (58.06) Roos van der Velde
Kirsi Viinikainen (81.09) 4 | 3 (70.44) Vicky Plum
Lisa Ashton (81.55) 4 | 1 (65.17) Steph Clarke
Desiree Yellow (72.59) 4 | 1 (74.84) Laura Turner
Beau Greaves (84.72) 4 | 1 (69.52) Laura van den Berg
Eve Watson (74.55) 4 | 3 (79.43) Gemma Hayter
Denise Cassidy (76.10) 4 | 0 (57.62) Chloe O'Brien
Last 128
Rowena Sidley (70.73) 4 | 0 (54.34) Christine Readhead
Mikuru Suzuki (57.86) 4 | 2 (55.23) Kim Palstra
Nathalie Van Marm (59.36) 4 | 2 (56.36) Marie Fitton
Wendy Reinstadtler (71.46) 4 | 1 (53.47) Gemma Reynolds
Lorraine Winstanley (69.10) 4 | 0 (49.50) Sharon Godbeer
Lauryn Salter (64.02) 4 | 2 (66.18) Natalie Gilbert
Michelle Andrews (58.36) 4 | 2 (50.50) Quintey Bieman
Katie Sheldon (71.57) 4 | 0 (61.19) Vanessa Zuidema
Jan Robbins (57.17) 4 | 3 (55.76) Jane Robson
Lisa Ashton (77.08) 4 | 0 (47.96) Hilary Kirkbride
Laura van den Berg (68.93) 4 | 2 (64.84) Aoife McCormack
Denise Cassidy (75.81) 4 | 1 (72.71) Kirsty Hutchinson
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