Beau Greaves won another tournament at the PDC Women's Series on Saturday afternoon. At the seventeenth event in Milton Keynes, the 21-year-old was too strong for her compatriot Fallon Sherrock in the final, 5-3.
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'Beau 'n Arrow' started the afternoon with a whirlwind performance, posting an average of 105.47 in the last 64 to win 4-0 over Portugal's Marlene Barcelos. En route to the final, the women's world champion then managed to deal with Grace Ferridge (4-0), Lisa Ashton (4-1), Aileen de Graaf (5-2) and Gemma Hayter (5-2), before meeting Fallon Sherrock in the final.
Sherrock began her run with a 4-0 victory over Tracey Heppinstall at the last 128. She then successively defeated Chelsea Campbell (4-0), Felicia Blay (4-0), Paige Pauling (4-1), Deta Hedman (5-0) and Noa-Lynn van Leuven (5-1) to force a spot in the final match.
In that final, it was Greaves who shot out of the starting blocks and made it 1-0 with a 13-darter. However, Sherrock then turned it on and won three legs in a row to move to 3-1. A little surprise seemed in the making, as Greaves has dominated the last few tournaments at the Women's Series. But "Beau 'n Arrow" then picked up four legs in a row, including via two 13-darters, to just win the match 5-3 in the end.
With this, the 21-year-old secured her 11th tournament victory in a total of 17 events. In addition, as a result, she is currently unbeaten in 38 matches at the Women's Series tournaments, indicating that there is clearly no measure of the three-time women's world champion at the moment.
Results PDC Women's Series 17
| Player 1 | Average | Score | VS | Score | Average | Player 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finals | ||||||
| Beau Greaves | (94.97) | 5 | VS | 3 | (91.63) | Fallon Sherrock |
| Semi-Finals | ||||||
| Fallon Sherrock | (82.39) | 5 | VS | 1 | (80.24) | Noa-Lynn van Leuven |
| Beau Greaves | (92.01) | 5 | VS | 2 | (86.11) | Gemma Hayter |
| Quarter-Finals | ||||||
| Fallon Sherrock | (85.40) | 5 | VS | 0 | (80.59) | Deta Hedman |
| Noa-Lynn van Leuven | (82.77) | 5 | VS | 4 | (76.76) | Angela Kirkwood |
| Gemma Hayter | (93.94) | 5 | VS | 0 | (71.60) | Trina Gulliver |
| Beau Greaves | (82.98) | 5 | VS | 2 | (74.44) | Aileen de Graaf |
| Top 16 | ||||||
| Fallon Sherrock | (86.03) | 4 | VS | 1 | (69.34) | Paige Pauling |
| Deta Hedman | (77.98) | 4 | VS | 3 | (81.27) | Laura Turner |
| Noa-Lynn van Leuven | (84.31) | 4 | VS | 1 | (68.14) | Wendy Reinstadtler |
| Angela Kirkwood | (69.87) | 4 | VS | 3 | (72.50) | Denise Cassidy |
| Gemma Hayter | (86.30) | 4 | VS | 3 | (75.53) | Steph Clarke |
| Trina Gulliver | (67.55) | 4 | VS | 0 | (59.21) | Jade Gofford |
| Aileen de Graaf | (75.40) | 4 | VS | 3 | (77.61) | Kirsi Viinikainen |
| Beau Greaves | (96.19) | 4 | VS | 1 | (75.60) | Lisa Ashton |
| Top 32 | ||||||
| Paige Pauling | (71.29) | 4 | VS | 1 | (62.91) | Dani Kearns |
| Fallon Sherrock | (75.15) | 4 | VS | 0 | (70.81) | Felicia Blay |
| Laura Turner | (73.32) | 4 | VS | 0 | (53.69) | Carrie Wright |
| Deta Hedman | (82.36) | 4 | VS | 0 | (68.09) | Vicky Pruim |
| Noa-Lynn van Leuven | (77.17) | 4 | VS | 1 | (59.66) | Kacie O'Connor |
| Wendy Reinstadtler | (79.11) | 4 | VS | 0 | (56.40) | Lynsey Childs |
| Angela Kirkwood | (74.77) | 4 | VS | 2 | (61.25) | Hannah Meek |
| Denise Cassidy | (77.08) | 4 | VS | 0 | (66.68) | Hollie McKain |
| Steph Clarke | (84.99) | 4 | VS | 1 | (71.10) | Eleanor Cairns |
| Jade Gofford | (74.44) | 4 | VS | 3 | (69.09) | Karolina Ratajska |
| Trina Gulliver | (65.69) | 4 | VS | 2 | (62.07) | Evonne Taylor |
| Aileen de Graaf | (71.51) | 4 | VS | 1 | (62.35) | Paula Jacklin |
| Kirsi Viinikainen | (73.32) | 4 | VS | 0 | (59.67) | Holly Glet |
| Beau Greaves | (84.68) | 4 | VS | 0 | (76.27) | Grace Ferridge |
| Lisa Ashton | (77.62) | 4 | VS | 2 | (76.57) | Natalie Gilbert |
| Top 64 | ||||||
| Dani Kearns | (65.50) | 4 | VS | 1 | (58.72) | Ros Hemmings |
| Paige Pauling | (64.65) | 4 | VS | 0 | (45.37) | Lenaic Cabestant |
| Felicia Blay | (52.13) | 4 | VS | 2 | (45.91) | Gemma Reynolds |
| Fallon Sherrock | (78.08) | 4 | VS | 0 | (61.96) | Chelsea Campbell |
| Carrie Wright | (59.41) | 4 | VS | 2 | (55.49) | Barbora Hospodarska |
| Laura Turner | (73.32) | 4 | VS | 0 | (58.56) | Ella Coburn |
| Vicky Pruim | (73.32) | 4 | VS | 0 | (56.85) | Shannon Reeves |
| Deta Hedman | (72.03) | 4 | VS | 1 | (62.38) | Elaine Blackett |
| Kacie O'Connor | (59.52) | 4 | VS | 0 | (51.97) | Esmeralda De Graaf |
| Noa-Lynn van Leuven | (88.70) | 4 | VS | 3 | (76.18) | Snezana Veljkovic |
| Lynsey Childs | (42.04) | 4 | VS | 0 | (36.23) | Jessica Menard |
| Wendy Reinstadtler | (49.28) | 4 | VS | 0 | (44.85) | Angela McCall |
| Angela Kirkwood | (71.23) | 4 | VS | 1 | (69.33) | Robyn Byrne |
| Hannah Meek | (55.40) | 4 | VS | 1 | (47.22) | Jade Wellings |
| Hollie McKain | (54.64) | 4 | VS | 1 | (54.00) | Rebecca Allen |
| Denise Cassidy | (66.72) | 4 | VS | 2 | (60.18) | Kyana Frauenfelder |
| Eleanor Cairns | (65.35) | 4 | VS | 0 | (56.53) | Emma Evans |
| Steph Clarke | (80.16) | 4 | VS | 0 | (74.54) | Rhian O'Sullivan |
| Kim Holden | (56.72) | 4 | VS | 0 | (41.21) | Lainey Webb |
| Gemma Hayter | (81.24) | 4 | VS | 0 | (64.50) | Laura van den Berg |
| Karolina Ratajska | (66.06) | 4 | VS | 1 | (61.42) | Layla Brussel |
| Jade Gofford | (70.81) | 4 | VS | 1 | (58.71) | Rebecca Hoyland |
| Evonne Taylor | (63.83) | 4 | VS | 3 | (60.36) | Chloe O’Brien |
| Trina Gulliver | (70.02) | 4 | VS | 3 | (67.16) | Lauryn Salter |
| Paula Jacklin | (46.97) | 4 | VS | 0 | (34.50) | Jane Shearing |
| Aileen de Graaf | (72.45) | 4 | VS | 2 | (65.85) | Sophie Hadley |
| Holly Glet | (58.13) | 4 | VS | 3 | (56.98) | Rebecca Barrow |
| Kirsi Viinikainen | (72.43) | 4 | VS | 0 | (55.38) | Kerry O’Connor |
| Beau Greaves | (105.47) | 4 | VS | 0 | (67.94) | Marlene Barcelos |
| Grace Ferridge | (60.23) | 4 | VS | 3 | (61.75) | Rowena Sidley |
| Natalie Gilbert | (73.71) | 4 | VS | 3 | (70.83) | Lauren Bloomfield |
| Lisa Ashton | (81.36) | 4 | VS | 1 | (56.66) | Juliane Birchall |
| Top 128 | ||||||
| Paige Pauling | (67.91) | 4 | VS | 2 | (61.92) | Chris Savvery |
| Fallon Sherrock | (83.50) | 4 | VS | 0 | (58.25) | Tracey Heppinstall |
| Chelsea Campbell | (55.11) | 4 | VS | 3 | (58.74) | Kirsty Hutchinson |
| Laura Turner | (69.91) | 4 | VS | 0 | (56.54) | Michelle Binns |
| Ella Coburn | (50.00) | 4 | VS | 3 | (48.43) | Sharon Godbeer |
| Deta Hedman | (73.32) | 4 | VS | 0 | (56.26) | Crissy Manley |
| Elaine Blackett | (53.51) | 4 | VS | 3 | (52.00) | Rhiannon Graham |
| Snezana Veljkovic | (68.28) | 4 | VS | 1 | (49.57) | Anna-Marie Doyle |
| Noa-Lynn van Leuven | (73.32) | 4 | VS | 0 | (57.00) | Sally Whiting |
| Angela McCall | (42.71) | 4 | VS | 3 | (48.12) | Marie Fitton |
| Wendy Reinstadtler | (64.65) | 4 | VS | 0 | (55.00) | Jody Hancock |
| Hannah Meek | (66.44) | 4 | VS | 3 | (62.96) | Vicky Cauteruccio |
| Jade Wellings | (43.92) | 4 | VS | 1 | (39.94) | Tracey Reeve |
| Kyana Frauenfelder | (59.33) | 4 | VS | 1 | (62.13) | Sara Walton |
| Denise Cassidy | (68.35) | 4 | VS | 3 | (68.43) | Rebecca Rose |
| Steph Clarke | (84.03) | 4 | VS | 1 | (74.85) | Lorraine Hyde |
| Rhian O'Sullivan | (79.96) | 4 | VS | 2 | (73.94) | Carly Chenery |
| Gemma Hayter | (72.38) | 4 | VS | 1 | (64.36) | Maret Liiri |
| Laura van den Berg | (60.80) | 4 | VS | 1 | (54.97) | Laura Patton |
| Rebecca Hoyland | (60.56) | 4 | VS | 1 | (52.24) | Sandra Page |
| Jade Gofford | (68.50) | 4 | VS | 1 | (59.78) | Leanne Halls |
| Trina Gulliver | (66.07) | 4 | VS | 0 | (62.83) | Quintey Bieman |
| Lauryn Salter | (76.23) | 4 | VS | 2 | (72.51) | Jo Locke |
| Aileen de Graaf | (79.77) | 4 | VS | 1 | (64.30) | Anna Forsmark |
| Sophie Hadley | (58.68) | 4 | VS | 1 | (56.55) | Jacqueline Maiden |
| Kirsi Viinikainen | (67.55) | 4 | VS | 0 | (50.97) | Marlene Badger |
| Kerry O’Connor | (42.34) | 4 | VS | 0 | (41.45) | Kim Palstra |
| Rowena Sidley | (48.10) | 4 | VS | 0 | (40.63) | Leanna Hadfield |
| Grace Ferridge | (61.81) | 4 | VS | 2 | (61.43) | Rebecca Brouse |
| Lisa Ashton | (91.09) | 4 | VS | 0 | (78.60) | Aoife McCormack |
| Juliane Birchall | (60.82) | 4 | VS | 3 | (59.77) | Stacey Ellis |
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