PDC Women's Series Order of Merit Update: Fallon Sherrock strengthens Ally Pally bid as Beau Greaves keeps unassailable lead

The PDC Women's Series Order of Merit has been updated after the halfway point with Fallon Sherrock currently in pole position for an Ally Pally return while Beau Greaves keeps her lead.

Sherrock won Event 11 and went down to Greaves in the semi-finals of Event 12. But this was still enough to shift her up to second place. She is currently on £7,400 compared to £6,200 of Lisa Ashton.

Noa-Lynn van Leuven despite back-to-back success sits in fourth spot with £5,800. Albeit this is academic at the moment as the qualification criteria for the World Championship isn't fully confirmed so could gleam more spots.

Beau Greaves still sits as unassailable leader with £13,600 but will have to decide potentially between this and Development Tour later in the season as well as potentially Challenge Tour for an Ally Pally spot if she plays. If she doesn't, that will help out Lisa Ashton who is in third spot.

With the Women's World Matchplay cut-off on 9 June, the current top eight sits with Beau Greaves, Noa-Lynn van Leuven, Fallon Sherrock, Lisa Ashton, Robyn Byrne, Gemma Hayter and Kirsi Viinikainen qualifying for Blackpool.

Lorraine Winstanley sits just behind £2,000 less than the Finnish player and so will hope to usurp her at the next double header.

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.