Noa-Lynn van Leuven takes first PDC Women's Series title of 2025 with whitewash win in Event 9 final
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For the 5th time in her career, and the 1st time in 2025, Noa-Lynn van Leuven has taken the title at the PDC Women's Series this Saturday afternoon. With the circuit heading to her home nation, Van Leuven ensured Dutch success with an emphatic victory in the Event 9 final.
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After wins over Gemma Hayter and Aileen De Graaf in the quarter-finals and semi-finals respectively, Van Leuven was comfortably too good for German talent Stefanie Lueck in the final, easing to a 5-0 success. Notably, Beau Greaves fell to defeat to Robyn Byrne in the last 32, whilst Fallon Sherrock was defeated by the aforementioned De Graaf in the last eight.
The ladies can earn prize money with their results. These achievements count toward the Women's Series Order of Merit. The best player gets to compete in the Grand Slam of Darts, while the top two players 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.
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# Finals
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (78.28) 5 | 0 (72.37) Stefanie Lueck
# Semi-Finals
Stefanie Lueck (87.88) 5 | 1 (73.04) Kirsi Viinikainen
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (80.89) 5 | 1 (75.47) Aileen de Graaf
# Quarter-Finals
Stefanie Lueck (68.40) 5 | 3 (67.60) Laura Turner
Kirsi Viinikainen (74.51) 5 | 2 (68.21) Laura van den Berg
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Noa-Lynn van Leuven (88.14) 5 | 2 (80.00) Gemma Hayter
Aileen de Graaf (75.73) 5 | 4 (75.43) Fallon Sherrock
# Top 16
Laura Turner (77.68) 4 | 2 (66.80) Lorraine Winstanley
Stefanie Lueck (71.38) 4 | 1 (67.61) Lorraine Hyde
Laura van den Berg (79.05) 4 | 1 (63.94) Aletta Wajer
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Kirsi Viinikainen (85.89) 4 | 0 (73.91) Katie Sheldon
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (84.31) 4 | 1 (65.79) Kim Palstra
Gemma Hayter (79.13) 4 | 3 (74.29) Robyn Byrne
Aileen de Graaf (82.13) 4 | 3 (71.02) Steph Clarke
Fallon Sherrock (80.68) 4 | 1 (69.56) Sharon Straatsma-Pul
# Top 32
Laura Turner (63.35) 4 | 3 (62.32) Kim Holden
Lorraine Winstanley (82.35) 4 | 2 (79.72) Lisa Ashton
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Stefanie Lueck (61.68) 4 | 1 (57.03) Dana Verhaegen
Lorraine Hyde (68.25) 4 | 3 (62.86) Emma Winkelmann
Aletta Wajer (60.12) 4 | 1 (54.55) Daniela Schug
Laura van den Berg (62.60) 4 | 3 (62.36) Quintey Bieman
Kirsi Viinikainen (81.24) 4 | 0 (59.26) Romy Vermeulen
Katie Sheldon (65.35) 4 | 0 (57.10) Franziska Riepe
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Noa-Lynn van Leuven (72.43) 4 | 0 (56.67) Anu Rasmus
Kim Palstra (63.34) 4 | 2 (55.21) Layla Brussel
Gemma Hayter (81.93) 4 | 3 (75.69) Rhian O'Sullivan
Robyn Byrne (79.71) 4 | 3 (77.26) Beau Greaves
Steph Clarke (72.73) 4 | 2 (63.44) Natalie Gilbert
Aileen de Graaf (72.43) 4 | 0 (56.96) Jan Robbins
Fallon Sherrock (69.10) 4 | 0 (51.69) Crissy Manley
Sharon Straatsma-Pul (82.76) 4 | 3 (79.98) Angela Kirkwood
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# Top 64
Kim Holden (65.39) 4 | 1 (57.34) Kelly Streef
Laura Turner (65.36) 4 | 1 (58.02) Diana van Eekelen
Lorraine Winstanley (64.65) 4 | 0 (53.16) Silvia Lindner
Lisa Ashton (80.16) 4 | 0 (62.88) Teri Kidwell
Stefanie Lueck (63.97) 4 | 1 (48.59) Nanako Shimizu
Dana Verhaegen (57.81) 4 | 0 (55.44) Roos (Rose) van der Velde
Emma Winkelmann (67.90) 4 | 3 (60.24) Rebecca Hoyland
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Lorraine Hyde (62.43) 4 | 2 (56.48) Floortje van Zanten
Daniela Schug (53.07) 4 | 2 (49.79) Cynthia Schrauwers
Aletta Wajer (62.60) 4 | 2 (62.26) Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat
Quintey Bieman (73.03) 4 | 1 (70.45) Kirsty Hutchinson
Laura van den Berg (56.72) 4 | 0 (43.46) Klaziena Pleijzier
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Romy Vermeulen (60.96) 4 | 3 (61.20) Bianca Michalczyk
Kirsi Viinikainen (75.30) 4 | 1 (62.76) Laura Patton
Katie Sheldon (66.07) 4 | 0 (59.63) Mercedes Pieters
Franziska Riepe (58.24) 4 | 1 (51.62) Annett Kecke
Anu Rasmus (57.12) 4 | 3 (50.71) Lena Welc
Noa-Lynn van Leuven (87.04) 4 | 1 (71.01) Kyana Frauenfelder
Kim Palstra (45.99) 4 | 2 (45.85) Michaela Gillert
Layla Brussel (48.88) 4 | 0 (45.68) Barbora Hospodarska
Gemma Hayter (87.13) 4 | 0 (65.59) Stacey Ellis
Rhian O'Sullivan (60.73) 4 | 0 (41.72) Saviera Visser
Robyn Byrne (73.32) 4 | 0 (44.48) Veerle Rooman
Beau Greaves (84.68) 4 | 0 (44.27) Marina Klueners
Natalie Gilbert (76.44) 4 | 2 (76.27) Wendy Reinstadtler
Steph Clarke (66.40) 4 | 1 (59.22) Anastasia Dobromyslova
Jan Robbins (56.79) 4 | 1 (54.14) Julia Siek
Aileen de Graaf (80.47) 4 | 3 (77.47) Jade Gofford
Crissy Manley (40.08) 4 | 0 (38.80) Celine van Den Berg
Fallon Sherrock (78.60) 4 | 1 (60.82) Chelsea Campbell
Angela Kirkwood (72.06) 4 | 3 (66.24) Desiree Geel
Sharon Straatsma-Pul (61.98) 4 | 0 (52.06) Tamara Kovacev
# Top 128
Lorraine Hyde (58.94) 4 | 0 (41.70) Roswitha Burkhard
Kirsi Viinikainen (67.76) 4 | 3 (65.57) Lauren Bloomfield
Franziska Riepe (47.57) 4 | 2 (49.69) Anne Dorrestijn
Beau Greaves (91.09) 4 | 0 (41.77) Renata Rangel
Fallon Sherrock (78.80) 4 | 1 (65.18) Shana Van Nieuwenhoven
Sharon Straatsma-Pul (53.23) 4 | 2 (52.94) Debra Watling

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