Greaves secures first spot on PDC Women's Series Order of Merit; Suzuki close to return at World Darts Championships

Monday, 31 July 2023 at 10:30

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Beau Greaves has secured first place on the PDC Women's Series after the fourth tournament weekend. With eight tournaments remaining, she cannot be caught up.

The 19-year-old Englishwoman was supreme in Milton Keynes over the weekend. Greaves managed to win all four tournaments, so she has already earned £24,300 on the Women's Series this year.

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'Beau 'n' Arrow' is already undefeated in six Women's Series tournaments, having triumphed in 11 of 16 tournaments this year. Her supremacy, however, has implications for the continued distribution of top prizes on this circuit.

The number one of the rankings qualifies for the Grand Slam of Darts and the World Darts Championship, while the number two also receives an invitation to participate at Alexandra Palace.

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Because Greaves has already qualified for these two tournaments with her final victory at the Women's World Matchplay, the Grand Slam ticket shifts to the number two. The vacant World Darts Championship starting ticket goes to the number three on the PDC Women's Series Order of Merit.

With Mikuru Suzuki comfortably in second place, with a 4,700-pound margin to number four Rhian O'Sullivan, there is a good chance that the Japanese will return to the World Darts Championship in December. Suzuki previously competed at the 2020 edition at Alexandra Palace. Fallon Sherrock is currently third in the rankings and, due to Greaves' supremacy, may also hope to compete again at the World Darts Championship.

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PDC Women's Series Order of Merit after 16/24 tournaments

Position	Name	Prize money
1	Beau Greaves	£24,300
2	Mikuru Suzuki	£10,900
3	Fallon Sherrock	£8,300
4	Rhian O'Sullivan	£6,200
5	Robyn Byrne	£5,900
6	Lisa Ashton	£5,450
7	Aileen de Graaf	£4,000
8	Noa-Lynn van Leuven	£3,900
9	Kirsi Viinikainen	£2,650
10	Corrine Hammond	£2,550
11	Priscilla Steenbergen	£2,500
12	Laura Turner	£2,400
12	Kirsty Hutchinson	£2,400
14	Aoife McCormack	£1,950
15	Kim Holden	£1,900
16	Sarah Roberts	£1,850
16	Katie Sheldon	£1,850
18	Lorraine Winstanley	£1,800
19	Trina Gulliver	£1,750
19	Almudena Fajardo Ayuso	£1,750
21	Angela Kirkwood	£1,500
22	Lorraine Hyde	£1,450
22	Deta Hedman	£1,450
24	Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat	£1,400
24	Natalie Gilbert	£1,400
26	Anastasia Dobromyslova	£1,300
27	Lindsey Ashton	£1,200
28	Anca Zijlstra	£1,100
29	Vicky Plum	£1,000
30	Crissy Manley	£850
30	Silke Lowe	£850
32	Roz Bulmer	£800
33	Samantha Kirton	£750
33	Eleanor Cairns	£750
35	Evonne Taylor	£700
35	Aurora Fochesato	£700
35	Rachel Brooks	£700
38	Roos van der Velde	£650
39	Chris Savvery	£600
39	Donna Gleed	£600
39	Michelle Andrews	£600
39	Denise Cassidy	£600
43	Maria O'Brien	£550
43	Sharon Straatsma-Pul	£550
43	Phonsawan Whillis	£550
43	Sara Mortimer	£550
43	Claire Brookin	£550
48	Steph Clarke	£500
48	Casey Gallagher	£500
48	Astrid Trouwborst	£500
48	Courtney Hine	£500
48	Josie Paterson	£500
53	Wendy Reinstadtler	£450
53	Rhian Griffiths	£450
53	Zoe Jones	£450
56	Rose Mort	£400
56	Tracy North	£400
56	Rebecca Brouse	£400
56	Aletta Wajer	£400
56	Stephanie Potter	£400
56	Hannah Meek	£400
56	Rebecca Edwards	£400
56	Nathalie Van Marm	£400
56	Sylvia Schlapbach	£400
56	Rachna David	£400
66	Chloe O'Brien	£350
66	Debra Watling	£350
66	Anne Dorrestijn	£350
66	Sabrina Jongenotter	£350
66	Paula Jacklin	£350
71	Joanne Deamer	£300
71	Juliane Birchall	£300
71	Kelly Streef	£300
71	Leanne Topper	£300
71	Karen Webber	£300
71	Daniela Dambek	£300
71	Amy Grant	£300
71	Kirsty Chubb	£300
71	Jane Robson	£300
71	Jo Clements	£300
71	Quintey Bieman	£300
71	Carla Boyes	£300
83	Vanessa Zuidema	£250
83	Rowena Sidley	£250
83	Jackie Wilkinson	£250
83	Shea Cole	£250
83	Jacqueline Maiden	£250
83	Caroline Breen	£250
83	Eve Watson	£250
83	Jane Monaghan	£250
91	Jade Gofford	£200
91	Suzanne Smith	£200
91	Stacey Ellis	£200
91	Tina Neylon	£200
91	Rebecca Hoyland	£200
91	Tori Kewish	£200
91	Eireann van Wijgerden	£200
91	Annett Kecke	£200
91	Evelien Van Tol	£200
91	Sabine Waldenmaier	£200
91	Jessica Kischel	£200
91	Tineke Kalsbeek	£200
91	Ann Chilton	£200
91	Brenda Dyer	£200
91	Felicia Blay	£200
91	Annmarie Potts	£200
91	Sherrie Yeomans	£200
91	Jo Locke	£200
109	Tammy Mackenzie	£150
109	Gemma Bowen	£150
109	Sally Whiting	£150
109	Louise Layhe	£150
109	Nicola Biddick	£150
109	Emma Wapshott	£150
109	Steph Stutley	£150
116	Grace Ferridge	£100
116	Sari Sauvola	£100
116	Hyojin Kim	£100
116	Sandra Page	£100
116	Lincy Gloudemans	£100
116	Emma Winkelmann	£100
116	Laura Patton	£100
116	Sharona Field	£100
116	Jennifer Koenig	£100
116	Sandra Spranger	£100
116	Julie Thompson	£100
116	Monica Cleere	£100
116	Elizabeth Tynan	£100
116	Natalie Davey	£100
116	Sophie Hadley	£100
116	Tricia Wright	£100
116	Jenny Jones	£100
116	Sarah Milkowski	£100
116	Carly Townsend	£100
116	Susianne Hagvall	£100
116	Sarah Brown	£100
116	Jacqueline Brighton	£100
116	Barbora Hospodarska	£100
139	Linda Porter	£50
139	Nanako Shimizu	£50
139	Sue Hall	£50
139	Margaret Sutton	£50
139	Claire Stamper	£50
139	Joanne Senior	£50
139	Tonilee Bowstead	£50
139	Emily Mitchell	£50
139	Jo Andrews	£50
139	Sharon Godbeer	£50
139	Marian Conway	£50
139	Fran Elwick	£50
139	Alex Howard	£50

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