Friday saw the start of the Welsh Classic in Prestatyn. The finalists for both the men's and women's tournament have now been announced. Both finals will not be played until Sunday.
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In the men's tournament, the final battle is between Antony Allen and Connor Levett. Allen won 5-1 over Carl Wilkinson in the semi-final, while Levett was too strong for Lewis Gurney 5-4.
In the ladies' side, top favourite Beau Greaves has so far lived up to her status by losing just one leg in her five matches. Only Joanne Locke managed to snatch a leg from her in the quarter-finals, who then won 4-0 against Leanne Topper in the last four. Noa-Lynn van Leuven reached the final after wins over compatriots Aileen de Graaf (4-2) and Aletta Wajer (4-2), among others.
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Beau Greaves is one game away from her fifth ranking title of the year.
In the Welsh Classic semis, the WDF No.1 threw three 180s and averaged 88.41 in a 4-0 win over Leanne Topper.