Beau Greaves has extended her lead on the PDC Women's Series Order of Merit to more than double that of number two Mikuru Suzuki after a doubles victory.
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Greaves won two Women's Series tournaments again on Saturday, making the 19-year-old's five most recent Women's Series tournaments all wins. 'Beau 'n' Arrow' has already earned 20,300 pounds on the Women's Series circuit this season, compared to 8900 pounds for number two Mikuru Suzuki.
Fallon Sherrock solidified her third spot over names such as Rhian O'Sullivan and Robyn Byrne. Sherrock lost one final to Greaves on Saturday and is the number three seed with 7900 pounds.
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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 in the prizes starting 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.
PDC Women's Series Order of Merit after 14/24 tournaments (source: Dartsranking.com)
Rank - Name - Prize money
1 Beau Greaves 20300
2 Mikuru Suzuki 8900
3 Fallon Sherrock 7900
4 Rhian O'Sullivan 5700
5 Robyn Byrne 5400
6 Lisa Ashton 4650
7 Aileen de Graaf 3400
8 Noa-Lynn van Leuven 3300
9 Corrine Hammond 2550
10 Kirsi Viinikainen 2350
11 Laura Turner 2300
12 Priscilla Steenbergen 2200
13 Kirsty Hutchinson 2200
14 Kim Holden 1900
15 Lorraine Winstanley 1800
16 Aoife McCormack 1750
17 Katie Sheldon 1650
18 Almudena Fajardo Ayuso 1650
19 Sarah Roberts 1450
20 Trina Gulliver 1450
21 Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat 1400
22 Natalie Gilbert 1400
23 Angela Kirkwood 1400
24 Lorraine Hyde 1150
25 Deta Hedman 1150
26 Anca Zijlstra 1100
27 Lindsey Ashton 1000
28 Crissy Manley 850
29 Silke Lowe 850
30 Anastasia Dobromyslova 800
31 Eleanor Cairns 750
32 Aurora Fochesato 700
33 Vicky Plum 700
34 Roz Bulmer 700
35 Rachel Brooks 700
36 Chris Savvery 600
37 Denise Cassidy 600
38 Evonne Taylor 600
39 Roos van der Velde 550
40 Samantha Kirton 550
41 Maria O'Brien 550
42 Sara Mortimer 550
43 Claire Brookin 550
44 Courtney Hine 500
45 Astrid Trouwborst 500
46 Casey Gallagher 500
47 Josie Paterson 500
48 Michelle Andrews 500
49 Phonsawan Whillis 450
50 Rhian Griffiths 450
51 Zoe Jones 450
52 Rebecca Brouse 400
53 Nathalie Van Marm 400
54 Steph Clarke 400
55 Rebecca Edwards 400
56 Hannah Meek 400
57 Sylvia Schlapbach 400
58 Donna Gleed 400
59 Rachna David 400
60 Anne Dorrestijn 350
61 Wendy Reinstadtler 350
62 Sabrina Jongenotter 350
63 Paula Jacklin 350
64 Sharon Straatsma-Pul 350
65 Tracy North 300
66 Daniela Dambek 300
67 Amy Grant 300
68 Aletta Wajer 300
69 Jane Robson 300
70 Kirsty Chubb 300
71 Stephanie Potter 300
72 Carla Boyes 300
73 Jo Clements 300
74 Quintey Bieman 300
75 Jackie Wilkinson 250
76 Shea Cole 250
77 Jacqueline Maiden 250
78 Debra Watling 250
79 Eve Watson 250
80 Caroline Breen 250
81 Jane Monaghan 250
82 Rebecca Hoyland 200
82 Tina Neylon 200
84 Stacey Ellis 200
85 Kelly Streef 200
86 Eireann van Wijgerden 200
87 Tori Kewish 200
88 Jessica Kischel 200
88 Sabine Waldenmaier 200
90 Evelien Van Tol 200
91 Annett Kecke 200
92 Tineke Kalsbeek 200
93 Brenda Dyer 200
94 Leanne Topper 200
95 Ann Chilton 200
96 Annmarie Potts 200
97 Felicia Blay 200
98 Sherrie Yeomans 200
99 Jo Locke 200
100 Karen Webber 200
101 Gemma Bowen 150
102 Vanessa Zuidema 150
103 Nicola Biddick 150
103 Emma Wapshott 150
105 Chloe O'Brien 150
106 Louise Layhe 150
106 Sally Whiting 150
108 Rowena Sidley 150
109 Steph Stutley 150
110 Jade Gofford 100
110 Hyojin Kim 100
110 Sandra Page 100
113 Joanne Deamer 100
113 Grace Ferridge 100
113 Sari Sauvola 100
116 Laura Patton 100
117 Lincy Gloudemans 100
117 Emma Winkelmann 100
119 Jennifer Koenig 100
119 Sandra Spranger 100
119 Sharona Field 100
122 Monica Cleere 100
122 Julie Thompson 100
124 Juliane Birchall 100
124 Jenny Jones 100
124 Sarah Milkowski 100
124 Tricia Wright 100
128 Natalie Davey 100
128 Sophie Hadley 100
128 Elizabeth Tynan 100
131 Carly Townsend 100
132 Sarah Brown 100
133 Susianne Hagvall 100
134 Barbora Hospodarska 100
135 Jacqueline Brighton 100
136 Tonilee Bowstead 50
136 Emily Mitchell 50
136 Joanne Senior 50
136 Claire Stamper 50
140 Sue Hall 50
140 Linda Porter 50
140 Nanako Shimizu 50
140 Margaret Sutton 50
144 Marian Conway 50
144 Fran Elwick 50
144 Alex Howard 50
147 Jo Andrews 50
147 Sharon Godbeer 50
147 Tammy Mackenzie 50
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