15-year-old Littler wins WDF Welsh Open and seals World Championship qualification, Greaves edges past Sherrock in Women's final

The WDF Welsh Open weekend is complete with a youth feel to the winners of the main Gold titles in Prestatyn.

Current WDF World Champion, Beau Greaves was first to the oche and after taking out Lisa Ashton and Kirsty Hutchinson, it was a battle with Fallon Sherrock that awaited.

Sherrock who already sealed the WDF Welsh Classic earlier in the day though lost out 5-4 in a high quality final which saw a 93 average for Greaves and 92 for Sherrock.

Read also

Sherrock and Copeland seal titles at WDF Welsh Classic

'Beau N Arrow' completed huge finishes of 125 and 158 and came from 3-0 and 4-3 down to seal it.

While she was joined in the winners' circle by Luke 'The Nuke' Littler who has confirmed his spot at the 2023 World Championship.

This after blitzing past Wes Newton 6-2 with a 93.71 average after priorly winning both Youth Boys titles on offer today in Prestatyn.

The hugely talented 15-year-old also averaged 109 and 102 in seeing off Antony Allen and James Richardson over the course of today to reach the final and in collecting his second career WDF title continues to go from strength to strength.

WDF Welsh Open

Men's

Quarter-Finals

Wes Newton (78.66) 4-3 (74.57) Moreno Blom

Martyn Turner (78.11) 4-2 (71.65) Paul Mitchell

James Richardson (81.50) 4-1 (77.39) Wayne Warren

Luke Littler (109.31) 4-0 (96.59) Antony Allen

Semi-Finals

Wes Newton (84.78) 5-3 (79.42) Martyn Turner

Luke Littler (102.18) 5-1 (97.43) James Richardson

Final

Wes Newton (89.93) 2-6 (93.71) Luke Littler

Ladies

Quarter-Finals

Fallon Sherrock (73.95) 4-2 (73.19) Deta Hedman

Anca Zijlstra (66.47) 4-1 (65.58) Jo Clements

Beau Greaves (90.37) 4-3 (82.31) Lisa Ashton

Kirsty Hutchinson (78.08) 4-0 (67.96) Lorraine Winstanley

Semi-Finals

Fallon Sherrock (92.49) 4-0 (63.90) Anca Zijlstra

Beau Greaves (80.16) 4-0 (74.00) Kirsty Hutchinson

Final

Beau Greaves (93.53) 5-4 (92.44) Fallon Sherrock