Gemma Hayter adds second PDC Women's Series title of 2024, defeats Mikuru Suzuki in Event 19 final
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Gemma Hayter broke new ground earlier this year by sealing her maiden PDC Women's Series title and she has another to add to her collection. She sealed Event 19 earlier on Sunday afternoon.
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Hayter defeated Mikuru Suzuki in the final who could've handed Fallon Sherrock a hammer blow in her pursuit of the World Championship spot. But instead it was Sherrock's MODUS stablemate who sealed the title.
It was a tough run through as well for the ever improving Hayter who has been backed by Luke Humphries. She saw off Vicky Pruim 4-1, before then defeating Aileen de Graaf (4-2), Fallon Sherrock (4-2), Sharona Veld (5-0) and Lisa Ashton (5-0). She also stops the back-to-back run of Beau Greaves who stood out yesterday.
The ladies can earn prize money with their results. These performances count toward the final rankings. The best player gets to compete at the Grand Slam of Darts, while the top two also receive an invitation to the World Darts Championship. The event also counts toward the qualification cycle toward the Women's World Matchplay in 2025. The top eight of this ranking may compete in that tournament.
Participants over this weekend include top favorites Fallon Sherrock and Beau Greaves. These ladies will face competition from Mikuru Suzuki, Lisa Ashton, Laura Turner, Lorraine Winstanley and Noa-Lynn van Leuven, among others.
How can I watch the PDC Women's Series?
The matches on the streaming track are 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.
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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.
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 gets £2000 in prize money.
Women's Series Event 19
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Final
Gemma Hayter (79.88) 5 | 1 (75.08) Mikuru Suzuki
Semi-Finals
Mikuru Suzuki (70.21) 5 | 3 (68.36) Robyn Byrne
Gemma Hayter (87.38) 5 | 0 (72.00) Lisa Ashton
Quarter-Finals
Robyn Byrne (74.41) 5 | 0 (70.06) Denise Cassidy
Mikuru Suzuki (80.96) 5 | 4 (84.42) Angela Kirkwood
Lisa Ashton (83.10) 5 | 3 (70.05) Steph Clarke
Gemma Hayter (88.41) 5 | 0 (66.48) Sharona Veld
Top 16
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Robyn Byrne (70.77) 4 | 3 (70.40) Katie Sheldon
Denise Cassidy (70.83) 4 | 2 (70.82) Jo Locke
Mikuru Suzuki (76.23) 4 | 1 (66.87) Kim Holden
Angela Kirkwood (73.30) 4 | 1 (67.57) Hannah Meek
Lisa Ashton (77.08) 4 | 3 (84.65) Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Steph Clarke (72.14) 4 | 1 (62.17) Desiree Geel
Sharona Veld (59.26) 4 | 2 (59.14) Amy Evans
Gemma Hayter (80.57) 4 | 2 (84.80) Fallon Sherrock
Top 32
Katie Sheldon (58.71) 4 | 1 (60.08) Becky Taylor
Robyn Byrne (70.43) 4 | 1 (66.60) Chris Savvery
Denise Cassidy (68.67) 4 | 2 (64.01) Stacey Ellis
Jo Locke (76.13) 4 | 3 (74.14) Lorraine Winstanley
Kim Holden (75.82) 4 | 2 (69.05) Natalie Gilbert
Mikuru Suzuki (79.11) 4 | 0 (68.08) Laura Turner
Hannah Meek (66.48) 4 | 1 (55.80) Gemma Reynolds
Angela Kirkwood (76.80) 4 | 2 (81.17) Kirsty Hutchinson
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Noa-Lynn van Leuven (84.68) 4 | 0 (51.30) Nathalie Van Marm
Lisa Ashton (73.32) 4 | 0 (59.07) Yukie Sakaguchi
Steph Clarke (98.56) 4 | 0 (67.00) Lorraine Hyde
Desiree Geel (63.43) 4 | 3 (63.29) Laura van den Berg
Amy Evans (60.12) 4 | 0 (41.84) Crissy Manley
Sharona Veld (53.52) 4 | 3 (47.61) Hilary Kirkbride
Fallon Sherrock (84.03) 4 | 1 (66.72) Lauryn Salter
Gemma Hayter (78.06) 4 | 2 (77.07) Aileen de Graaf
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Top 64
Becky Taylor (52.13) 4 | 1 (40.06) Isobel Niklas
Katie Sheldon (61.71) 4 | 1 (56.92) Neuza Araujo
Robyn Byrne (78.08) 4 | 0 (69.80) Vanessa Zuidema
Chris Savvery (55.67) 4 | 0 (34.91) Jane Biggs
Stacey Ellis (63.37) 4 | 3 (69.37) Kirsi Viinikainen
Denise Cassidy (69.47) 4 | 1 (62.48) Rowena Sidley
Lorraine Winstanley (76.58) 4 | 3 (76.52) Eve Watson
Jo Locke (69.10) 4 | 0 (48.46) Tammy Mackenzie
Kim Holden (64.92) 4 | 1 (62.24) Kim Palstra
Natalie Gilbert (65.35) 4 | 0 (63.07) Leanne Topper
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Mikuru Suzuki (67.55) 4 | 0 (50.82) Ingibjorg Magnusdottir
Laura Turner (60.73) 4 | 0 (42.18) Jitka Dorazilova
Gemma Reynolds (48.88) 4 | 0 (36.60) Lainey Webb
Hannah Meek (60.67) 4 | 3 (54.25) Michelle Andrews
Kirsty Hutchinson (77.08) 4 | 0 (61.23) Jan Robbins
Angela Kirkwood (70.80) 4 | 2 (70.76) Aurora Fochesato
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Nathalie Van Marm (69.91) 4 | 0 (46.43) Danielle Evans
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (95.58) 4 | 1 (77.84) Trina Gulliver
Lisa Ashton (66.80) 4 | 0 (46.38) Jo Andrews
Yukie Sakaguchi (68.55) 4 | 1 (64.31) Rose Mort
Lorraine Hyde (57.81) 4 | 0 (51.94) Chelsea Campbell
Steph Clarke (66.07) 4 | 0 (59.38) Aoife McCormack
Desiree Geel (56.64) 4 | 2 (57.60) Marie Fitton
Laura van den Berg (61.29) 4 | 3 (63.94) Rhiannon Graham
Amy Evans (73.18) 4 | 1 (63.65) Chloe O’Brien
Crissy Manley (47.92) 4 | 3 (41.37) Fiona Roberts
Hilary Kirkbride (49.32) 4 | 1 (42.41) Christine Readhead
Sharona Veld (65.76) 4 | 3 (62.26) Anastasia Dobromyslova
Fallon Sherrock (86.23) 4 | 1 (83.21) Rhian O'Sullivan
Lauryn Salter (80.90) 4 | 1 (74.15) Beau Greaves
Aileen de Graaf (72.88) 4 | 2 (53.51) Jane Robson
Gemma Hayter (89.10) 4 | 1 (78.38) Vicky Pruim
# Top 128
Denise Cassidy (62.63) 4 | 0 (39.63) Jody Hancock
Jo Locke (71.57) 4 | 0 (52.29) Roos van der Velde
Laura Turner (69.41) 4 | 3 (63.72) Joanne Oldershaw
Michelle Andrews (44.21) 4 | 0 (40.13) Sharon Godbeer
Aurora Fochesato (51.83) 4 | 0 (40.42) Brieg Ramsey
Aoife McCormack (60.70) 4 | 2 (58.83) Maret Liiri
Laura van den Berg (50.38) 4 | 1 (48.42) Barbora Hospodarska
Sharona Veld (58.42) 4 | 2 (50.90) Quintey Bieman
Lauryn Salter (68.53) 4 | 3 (70.37) Wendy Reinstadtler
Vicky Pruim (69.79) 4 | 2 (62.68) Courtney Hine
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