The draw for the women's tournament of the WDF World Masters 2024 has been announced. The event will be played in the Hungarian capital Budapest from Wednesday, Oct. 9 to Saturday, Oct. 12.
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A total of 192 women are participating in this tournament. They are divided into 48 groups of four players each. The numbers one and two of each pool advance to the knockout phase.
Participants include Beau Greaves, Rhian O'Sullivan, Lorraine Hyde, Irina Armstrong, Anca Zijlstra, Paula Jacklin, Priscilla Steenbergen, Natalie Gilbert and Vicky Pruim.
Women's WDF World Masters tournament draw
Group 1
Beau Greaves
Barbara Ochman
Barbora Hospodarska
Giulia Olteanu
Group 2
Rhian O'Sullivan
Nora Erdei
Taylor Almeida
Veronika Tengely
Group 3
Aletta Wajer
Rachna David
Stefanie Snow-Lee
Emese Bosza
Group 4
Wendy Harper
Janet Bailey
Tina Chiasson
Aurelie Lalliaud
Group 5
Irina Armstrong
Noemi Angela Pop
Martina Cihelkova
Dorina Sipos
Group 6
Lorraine Hyde
Susana Serrano
Denise Johns
Jane Jensen
Group 7
Kirsty Hutchinson
Almudena Fajardo
Sophie Moore
Patty Walz
Group 8
Tamara Schuur
Cali West
Ina Rademacher
Isabella Collini
Group 9
Henriette Honore
Lerena Rietbergen
Pamela Hall
Liesbeth Merchiers
Group 10
Anca Zijlstra
Milou Emriksdotter
Anna Hlavova
Kitti Neumajer
Group 11
Jasmin Schnier
Paula Jacklin
Claudia Rottman
Kayla Hitch
Group 12
Veronika Ihasz
Therese Marthinsen
Kanoko Takahashi
Robin Curry
Group 13
Greta Tekauer
Amelia Watt
Kelly Thibault
Tamara Kovacs
Group 14
Jitka Cisarova
Britta Gabriel
Melita Bubic
Anne Kreivi
Group 15
Priscilla Steenbergen
Silke Lowe
Maja Bebic
Julia Siek
Group 16
Yuna Yamamoto
Maud Jansson
Suzie Letrud
Chloe Byrne
Group 17
Natalie Gilbert
Laine Lyzak
Annegret Willkomm
Kristina Erkelenz
Group 18
Vicky Plum
Giada Ciofi
Emilie d'Hondt
Anja Springborg Larsen
Group 19
Anna Forsmark
Boglarka Toth
Tabea Branka
Jessica Corlett
Group 20
Kirsi Viinikainen
Nina Lech-Musialska
Katerina Sadilkova
Aaja Jalbert
Group 21
Tracy Feiertag
Stefanie Telsnig
Daniela Neumayer
Marie-Louise Dierckx
Group 22
Mandy Fleck
Andrea Taylor
Gabriela Bagat
Shelly Ragland
Group 23
Kosuzu Iwao
Anna Votavova
Febe Humblet
Loli Cascales
Group 24
Eve Watson
Tamara Kovacev
Kaitlyn McKinley
Daphne Walters
Group 25
Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat
Kylie Chapman
Jasna Buzancic
Vivien Bokros
Group 26
Steffi Luck
Mayumi Ouchi
Susianne Hagvall
Samantha Ponak
Group 27
Michelle Merlit
Kirsten Dahl
Joanne Walsh
Margaret Benzo
Group 28
Aurora Fochesato
Mahi Bosmia
Sofie Arnouts
Christiane Muzik
Group 29
Renata Slowikowska
Shana van Nieuwenhoven
Gaelle Dept
Jane Robson
Group 30
Brynja Herborg
Rebecca Brouse
Gina d'Hondt
Helene Sundelin
Group 31
Kelly Streef
Krisztina Endrodi
Olja Pavlovic
Yvonne Andersson
Group 32
Jo Rolls
Liz Tynan
Anu Rasmus
Marie McHugh
Group 33
Alexandra Bogar
Maret Liiri
Janni Larsen
Karine Gobert
Group 34
Aleksandra Grzesik-Zylka
Clayanna Brandon
Shirley Schaefer
Shiori Sato
Group 35
Kiyo Shimizu
Silke Block
Blanka Simonova
Yukie Sakaguchi
Group 36
Sandra Augustsson
Marcus Haynes
Sandrine Blazczynski
Oana Cimpoca
Group 37
Mandy Smith
Janet Hardman
Eireann van Wijgerden
Snezana Veljkovic
Group 38
Malgorzata Markowska
Anick Sonnichsen
Nicole Daigneault
Cicilie Holar
Group 39
Emily Kaufhold
Margaret Kelly
Nathalie Marchand
Cathy Gobert
Group 40
Cathy Scharf-Matthews
Marta Szepesine Toth
Sari Sauvola
Tamara Dauber
Group 41
Marina Letica
Laura Dintsch
Corinna Sehnert
Inita Bite
Group 42
Nicolina Borg
Tanja Messner
Catalina Pasa
Mayu Aoki
Group 43
Kayla Smith
Doriane Michel
Greta Veress
Nicola Libreri-Lane
Group 44
Alicia Looker
Lena Birkegaard
Ewelina Modrzejewska
Monika Hedli
Group 45
Mariola Hawryluk
Brittany Truemper
Tina Osborne
Renee Ripol
Group 46
Ann-Kathrin Wigmann
Anneke Kuijten
Petra Cagalj
Sarah Corkill
Group 47
Brigitte Otrob
Andrea Clavet
Anne Dorrestijn
Kim Panti
Group 48
Malin Karlstrom
Crina Ravar
Merete Kjaer
Sora Takahashi
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