Updated PDC Women's Series Order of Merit: Ashton assured of Ally Pally return, Greaves sets up Sherrock showdown on final weekend
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Lisa Ashton is the first player to seal their spot for the PDC World Darts Championship from the PDC Women's Series. 'The Lancashire Rose' brought her prize money total to £8,850 this past weekend despite not winning a title for the first time ever over the course of a block of action.
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The numbers one and two after twenty tournaments will receive an invitation to the World Darts Championship. After sixteen tournaments, the second place is in the hands of Fallon Sherrock, but she was away on World Series duty.
This allowed a certain WDF World Champion to gain ground on her return to action. Beau Greaves played for the first time this year and won all four tournaments in a dominant run with 24 games in a row being won by the 18-year-old.
The lead as a result going into the final weekend is only £1,800 and while Greaves would likely have to go on another incredible run to deny her it sets it up perfectly.
Greaves total is the same as Lorraine Winstanley and 200 pounds less than number three Aileen de Graaf. Mikuru Suzuki rose to sixth place on the Women's Series Order of Merit after losing three finals.
Women's Series Order of Merit
Position Name Total Prize Money
1 Lisa Ashton £8,850
2 Fallon Sherrock £5,800
3 Aileen de Graaf £4,200
4 Beau Greaves £4,000
5 Lorraine Winstanley £4,000
6 Mikuru Suzuki £3,150
7 Katie Sheldon £2,900
8 Laura Turner £2,800
9 Rhian Griffiths £2,750
10 Chloe O’Brien £1,600
11 Jane Densley £1,600
12 Rhian O’Sullivan £1,500
13 Trina Gulliver £1,450
14 Corrine Hammond £1,400
15 Joanne Locke £1,400
16 Kirsty Hutchinson £1,300
17 Robyn Byrne £1,300
18 Priscilla Steenbergen £1,250
19 Lerena Rietbergen £1,250
20 Yukie Sakaguchi £1,100
21 Natalie Gilbert £1,100
22 Maria O’Brien £1,050
23 Astrid Trouwborst £900
24 Deta Hedman £800
25 Stefanie Rennoch £700
26 Noa-Lynn van Leuven £700
27 Anca Zijlstra £700
28 Vicky Pruim £650
29 Tracy North £600
30 Samantha Kirton £600
31 Iselin Hauen £550
32 Lorraine Hyde £550
33 Juliet Findley £550
34 Steph Clarke £550
35 Denise Cassidy £500
36 Felicia Blay £500
37 Jane Monaghan £450
38 Sarah Roberts £450
39 Evonne Taylor £450
40 Rebecca Edwards £400
41 Amanda Harwood £400
42 Roz Bulmer £400
43 Jitka Cisarova £350
44 Rachel Brooks £350
45 Michelle Andrews £350
46 Claire Brookin £350
47 Nathalie van Marm £300
48 Wendy Reinstadtler £300
49 Sharon Straatsma-Pul £300
50 Danielle Fry £300
51 Crissy Manley £300
52 Anne Dorrestijn £250
53 Louise Pearson £250
54 Helen Ward £250
55 Kasumi Sato £250
56 Phonsawan Whillis £250
57 Leanne Topper £250
58 Tina Neylon £250
59 Mandy Smith £250
60 Donna-Maria Rainsley £250
61 Sandra Spranger £200
62 Mozhgan Rahmani £200
63 Tara Deamer £200
64 Chris Savvery £200
65 Barbora Hospodarska £200
66 Trish Kidd £200
67 Josie Paterson £200
68 Annmarie Potts £200
69 Rebecca Brouse £200
70 Roos van der Velde £150
71 Stephanie Buehrig £150
72 Yasmin Heinz £150
73 Evelien van Tol £150
74 Aletta Wajer £150
75 Lincy Gloudemans £150
76 Laura Patton £150
77 Aurora Fochesato £150
78 Grace Ferridge £150
79 Louise Layhe £150
80 Jan Robbins £150
81 Alex Howard £150
82 Mem Martin £150
83 Kim Holden £150
84 Steph Stutley £150
85 Joanne Senior £150
86 Corinna Himmel £100
87 Lauren Hitchens £100
88 Leonie Kammann £100
89 Lara Frerking £100
90 Sandy Wolf £100
91 Laura Kleintitschen £100
92 Britta Gabriel £100
93 Janani Janakiraman £100
94 Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat £100
95 Teri-Frances Kidwell £100
96 Donna Gleed £100
97 Julie Thompson £100
98 Sharon Godbeer £100
99 Leanne Palmer £100
100 Lyn Marsden £100
101 Carla Boyes £100
102 Fran Elwick £100
103 Christine Readhead £100
104 Anna Johnson £100
105 Hayley Brant £100
106 Rose Mort £100
107 Rebecca Hoyland £100
108 Daniela Decker £50
109 Daniela Schug £50
110 Emma Tollerud £50
111 Eireann van Wijgerden £50
112 Kyana Frauenfelder £50
113 Svenja Leyrer £50
114 Sara Schliemann £50
115 Tharsissia Werinussa £50
116 Jasmin Drieling £50
117 Tina Ziethmann £50
118 Jackie Wilkinson £50
119 Yuriko Yamaguchi £50
120 Debra Watling £50
121 Qingxin Zhao £50
122 Kerry O’Connor £50
123 Marjolein Noijens £50
124 Sarah Brown £50
125 Lorraine Green £50
126 Sara-Jayne Gowens £50
127 Kirsty Chubb £50
128 Abi Jurd £50
129 Lisa Hughes £50
130 Joanne Deamer £50
131 Tammy Mackenzie £50
132 Kelly Gabriel £50
133 Sherrie Yeomans £50
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