86 wins in a row: Greaves beats Van Leuven and closes PDC Women's Series season in style with thirteenth tournament win in a row
PDCSunday, 19 October 2025 at 18:15
Beau Greaves ended her season at the PDC Women's Series in perfect fashion. 'Beau 'n' Arrow' won over Noa-Lynn van Leuven Sunday night in the final of the 24th and final Women's Series tournament.
It was already her thirteenth consecutive tournament victory for Greaves on the Women's Series circuit. In Event 11, Greaves last suffered a defeat against Gemma Hayter. After that, the top English player won all the remaining tournaments starting in Event 12.
En route to the quarterfinals of Event 24, Greaves did not even concede a leg. She successively defeated Laura van den Berg (4-0), Courtney Hine (4-0), Hannah Meek (4-0) and Laura Turner (4-0). Aoife McCormack was the first to snatch a leg from the dart star from Doncaster. However, the Irishman was easily brushed aside 5-1. Greaves then won 5-0 over Rhian O'Sullivan for a spot in the final.
Van Leuven made it to the finals on the other side of the bracket via wins over Sue Lowther (4-1), Jo Locke (4-0), Angela Kirkwood (4-0), Lauryn Salter (5-1) and Paige Pauling (5-0). In the final, Greaves once again proved a class act, thanks to an average of 100.29. A 13-darter and a 104 finish gave the 21-year-old a 3-1 lead. Van Leuven fought back to 3-3 with a 16-darter and a 76 finish, but still had to pass. Greaves made it 4-3 with an 11-darter and then sealed the match with a 14-darter.
Greaves' numbers at the end of the Women's Series season are impressive. Eighteen out of 24 tournaments won, nearly two and a half times as much prize money as the number two ranked player, and now no fewer than 86 games in a row undefeated. Next season, Greaves gets to show her worth on the Pro Tour against the best players in the world. After all, 'Beau 'n' Arrow' finished second on the PDC Development Tour rankings and received a PDC Tour Card for 2026 and 2027 as a result. She will also participate in the Grand Slam of Darts and the PDC World Darts Championship later this year.
Results PDC Women's Series 24
| Player 1 | Average | Score | VS | Score | Average | Player 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finals | ||||||
| Beau Greaves | (100.29) | 5 | VS | 3 | (87.08) | Noa-Lynn van Leuven |
| Semi-Finals | ||||||
| Noa-Lynn van Leuven | (80.81) | 5 | VS | 0 | (56.72) | Paige Pauling |
| Beau Greaves | (93.94) | 5 | VS | 0 | (83.00) | Rhian O'Sullivan |
| Quarter-Finals | ||||||
| Noa-Lynn van Leuven | (79.35) | 5 | VS | 1 | (71.94) | Lauryn Salter |
| Paige Pauling | (72.95) | 5 | VS | 3 | (72.97) | Wendy Reinstadtler |
| Beau Greaves | (86.97) | 5 | VS | 1 | (67.15) | Aoife McCormack |
| Rhian O'Sullivan | (78.54) | 5 | VS | 3 | (76.66) | Vicky Pruim |
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