Neil Duff and Lisa Ashton sealed titles at the Pacific Masters in the Australian city of Moama on Sunday.
In the men's event, the final victory went to WDF world champion Duff. The Northern Irishman defeated Haupai Puha 6-2 in the final. Duff had an average of 87, against 80 for Puha.
Ashton still managed to win a title on her visit to Australia, after she surprisingly lost in the group stage of the Australian Darts Open. At the Pacific Masters, 'The Lancashire Rose' won the final 5-1 over Tori Kewish.
Men’s
Quarterfinal
Neil Duff 4-3 Justin Thompson
Mal Cuming 4-0 Rhys Mathewson
Haupai Puha 4-1 Gary Kennedy
Bailey Marsh 4-3 Peter Machin
Semi Final
Neil Duff 5-2 Mal Cuming
Haupai Puha 5-0 Bailey Marsh
Final
Neil Duff 6-2 Haupai Puha
Ladies
Quarter-finals
Beau Greaves 3-1 Yukie Sakaguchi
Lisa Ashton 3-0 Desi Mercer
Kirsty Hutchinson 3-1 Kym Mitchell
Tori Kewish 3-2 Wendy Harper
Semi Final
Lisa Ashton 4-3 Beau Greaves
Tori Kewish 4-2 Kirsty Hutchinson
Final
Lisa Ashton 5-1 Tori Kewish
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