Sherrock leads PDC Women's Series Order of Merit after six events
PDCMonday, 27 September 2021 at 11:00
The first weekend of action at the PDC Women's Series took place this past Saturday and Sunday in Milton Keynes with Fallon Sherrock leading the Order of Merit.
Sherrock won three events as well as being runner-up twice as the Queen of the Palace and Lisa Ashton (second) led from the front.
This in turn booked her debut at the Grand Slam of Darts with the most prize money earned claiming qualification on both weekends.
As well as that though, she will now put herself into pole position for a return to the World Championship with the top two overall claiming the spots.
Ashton like alluded to is second with Sherrock on £4,300 and the former on £3,950. Their nearest rivals are way back in Deta Hedman (£2,000), Anastasia Dobromyslova (£1,500) and Rhian O'Sullivan (£1,350).
There are six events to go which will take place at the end of October at the Barnsley Metrodome which concludes the PDC Women's Series.
PDC Women's Series Order of Merit (after six events)
1 Fallon Sherrock £4,300
2 Lisa Ashton £3,950
3 Deta Hedman £2,000
4 Anastasia Dobromyslova £1,500
5 Rhian O'Sullivan £1,350
6 Mikuru Suzuki £1,100
6 Roz Bulmer £1,100
6 Corrine Hammond £1,100
9 Laura Turner £1,000
10 Kirsty Hutchinson £950
10 Joanne Locke £950
12 Lorraine Hyde £750
13 Trina Gulliver £700
14 Vicky Pruim £650
15 Tracey Davies £500
16 Crissy Manley £400
16 Jo Clements £400
16 Amanda Harwood £400
16 Margaret Sutton £400
16 Natalie Evans £400
16 Lorraine Winstanley £400
22 Tracy North £300
22 Louise Pearson £300
22 Robyn Byrne £300
22 Chris Savvery £300
22 Sarah Roberts £300
22 Denise Cassidy £300
28 Rachel Brooks £250
28 Donna Gleed £250
30 Natalie Gilbert £200
30 Katie Sheldon £200
32 Kerry O'Connor £150
32 Courtney Hine £150
32 Suzanne Smith £150
32 Zoe Jones £150
32 Mandy Smith £150
32 Annmarie Potts £150
32 Leanne Palmer £150
32 Chloe O'Brien £150
40 Trish Kidd £100
40 Joanne Deamer £100
40 Michelle Andrews £100
40 Tammy MacKenzie £100
40 Tina Neylon £100
40 Donna-Maria Rainsley £100
40 Caroline Breen £100
40 Sharon Godbeer £100
40 Lisa Brosnan £100
40 Josie Paterson £100
40 Maria O'Brien £100
51 Samantha Lewis £50
51 Stephanie Potter £50
51 Abi Jurd £50
51 Jackie Wilkinson £50
51 Phonsawan Whillis £50
51 Lyn Marsden £50
51 Mem Martin £50
51 Rebecca Edwards £50
51 Sandra Page £50
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