Fallon Sherrock crowned herself the winner Sunday afternoon at the 11th tournament of the PDC Women's Series. At the event in Rosmalen, she was too strong for her compatriot Lisa Ashton in the final.
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Sherrock won in her first three rounds over Wendy Renstadtler (4-2), Steph Clarke (4-1) and Laura Turner (4-1) for a spot in the last eight. In the quarterfinals against Lauren Bloomfield, 'The Queen of the Palace' fell behind 3-1 and 4-3, but she still pulled ahead 5-4.
After that, Sherrock smoothly played her way past her last two opponents. In the semifinals, Kirsi Viinikainen was beaten 5-2 and then Sherrock triumphed 5-0 in her final against Ashton.
It marked an anniversary title for the 30-year-old Englishwoman, who won a Women's Series title for the 20th time in her career. Only Beau Greaves (33) has won more Women's Series titles than Sherrock, who did now distance herself further from Lisa Ashton (18).
How can I watch the PDC Women's Series?
The matches on the stream track will be broadcast via PDCTV. To do so, you need to create an account and purchase a subscription. A monthly subscription costs £9.99, while an annual subscription is also available for £59.99. A special summer pass is also available.
Also, live streams are available through various betting sites. With these websites, you usually need a balance of at least five euros to access the stream offerings.
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How much prize money is up for grabs at the PDC Women's Series?
If there are at least 128 players competing, 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.
Results PDC Women's Series 11
Final
Fallon Sherrock (81.68) 5 | 0 (74.40) Lisa Ashton
Semi-final
Fallon Sherrock (73.75) 5 | 2 (75.27) Kirsi Viinikainen
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Lisa Ashton (86.38) 5 | 0 (76.72) Robyn Byrne
Quarterfinals
Kirsi Viinikainen (62.66) 5 | 1 (55.61) Shana Van Nieuwenhoven
Fallon Sherrock (74.66) 5 | 4 (69.36) Lauren Bloomfield
Lisa Ashton (89.06) 5 | 2 (90.17) Gemma Hayter
Robyn Byrne (72.60) 5 | 2 (73.69) Kirsty Hutchinson
Last 16
Shana Van Nieuwenhoven (63.43) 4 | 1 (51.13) Barbora Hospodarska
Kirsi Viinikainen (71.61) 4 | 3 (72.51) Stefanie Lueck
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Lauren Bloomfield (71.73) 4 | 2 (79.67) Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Fallon Sherrock (62.54) 4 | 1 (65.00) Laura Turner
Gemma Hayter (81.46) 4 | 3 (76.35) Lorraine Winstanley
Lisa Ashton (70.95) 4 | 2 (68.11) Aletta Wajer
Kirsty Hutchinson (65.34) 4 | 1 (62.15) Sabrina Jongenotter
Robyn Byrne (67.81) 4 | 2 (68.06) Katie Sheldon
Last 32
Shana Van Nieuwenhoven (61.78) 4 | 2 (59.06) Roos (Rose) van der Velde
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Barbora Hospodarska (57.98) 4 | 2 (51.60) Rebecca Hoyland
Stefanie Lueck (73.06) 4 | 3 (68.52) Natalie Gilbert
Kirsi Viinikainen (69.02) 4 | 3 (64.40) Sharon Straatsma-Pul
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (84.68) 4 | 0 (70.92) Silvia Lindner
Lauren Bloomfield (70.60) 4 | 2 (67.40) Laura Patton
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Laura Turner (64.38) 4 | 2 (62.61) Layla Brussel
Fallon Sherrock (74.48) 4 | 1 (67.33) Steph Clarke
Lorraine Winstanley (78.87) 4 | 1 (68.74) Lorraine Hyde
Gemma Hayter (86.72) 4 | 3 (77.42) Beau Greaves
Lisa Ashton (69.61) 4 | 1 (67.23) Rhian O'Sullivan
Aletta Wajer (71.98) 4 | 2 (59.55) Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat
Kirsty Hutchinson (69.10) 4 | 0 (56.50) Emma Winkelmann
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Sabrina Jongenotter (64.65) 4 | 0 (55.94) Desiree Geel
Katie Sheldon (76.53) 4 | 1 (65.14) Stacey Ellis
Robyn Byrne (70.73) 4 | 0 (57.67) Bianca Michalczyk
Last 64
Roos (Rose) van der Velde (65.98) 4 | 2 (61.55) Lincy Gloudemans
Shana Van Nieuwenhoven (56.04) 4 | 1 (43.26) Crissy Manley
Rebecca Hoyland (53.20) 4 | 0 (52.38) Veerle Rooman
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Barbora Hospodarska (48.67) 4 | 3 (51.26) Nanako Shimizu
Natalie Gilbert (59.52) 4 | 0 (44.45) Celine van Den Berg
Stefanie Lueck (65.86) 4 | 2 (59.01) Lena Welc
Sharon Straatsma-Pul (59.52) 4 | 0 (48.42) Mercedes Pieters
Kirsi Viinikainen (62.63) 4 | 0 (49.03) Jan Robbins
Silvia Lindner (72.43) 4 | 0 (57.15) Tamara Kovacev
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (75.15) 4 | 0 (57.35) Quintey Bieman
Laura Patton (49.73) 4 | 1 (43.30) Cynthia Schrauwers
Lauren Bloomfield (74.22) 4 | 0 (57.04) Michaela Gillert
Laura Turner (69.91) 4 | 0 (45.29) Diana van Eekelen
Layla Brussels (51.06) 4 | 1 (43.68) Chelsea Campbell
Fallon Sherrock (60.23) 4 | 2 (57.00) Wendy Reinstadtler
Steph Clarke (60.56) 4 | 1 (58.24) Kyana Frauenfelder
Lorraine Winstanley (68.32) 4 | 0 (45.34) Roswitha Burkhard
Lorraine Hyde (63.16) 4 | 1 (52.26) Kelly Streef
Gemma Hayter (87.13) 4 | 0 (51.41) Kim Palstra
Beau Greaves (91.09) 4 | 0 (69.52) Debra Watling
Rhian O'Sullivan (72.43) 4 | 0 (50.30) Laura van den Berg
Lisa Ashton (63.96) 4 | 0 (58.42) Anastasia Dobromyslova
Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat (61.76) 4 | 1 (49.15) Franziska Riepe
Aletta Wajer (68.46) 4 | 3 (67.90) Floortje van Zanten
Kirsty Hutchinson (74.22) 4 | 0 (50.65) Annett Kecke
Emma Winkelmann (49.28) 4 | 0 (37.88) Renata Rangel
Desiree Yellow (63.56) 4 | 3 (69.24) Angela Kirkwood
Sabrina Jongenotter (66.24) 4 | 1 (52.86) Marina Klueners
Stacey Ellis (67.03) 4 | 1 (60.49) Anu Rasmus
Katie Sheldon (77.06) 4 | 2 (67.47) Aileen de Graaf
Bianca Michalczyk (52.16) 4 | 1 (47.51) Klaziena Pleijzier
Robyn Byrne (91.09) 4 | 0 (78.57) Jade Gofford
Last 128
Lena Welc (44.06) 4 | 3 (45.10) Teri Kidwell
Jan Robbins (52.88) 4 | 3 (53.34) Daniela Schug
Chelsea Campbell (55.16) 4 | 0 (48.83) Saviera Visser
Steph Clarke (65.28) 4 | 2 (56.53) Romy Vermeulen
Lisa Ashton (78.33) 4 | 1 (73.97) Kim Holden
Floortje van Zanten (59.75) 4 | 2 (58.34) Julia Siek
Katie Sheldon (78.08) 4 | 0 (69.56) Dana Verhaegen
Robyn Byrne (63.05) 4 | 1 (56.71) Anne Dorrestijn
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