Greaves, Pallett, Marsh and O’Sullivan seal titles at England Open weekend
WDFMonday, 11 July 2022 at 09:30
The England Open and England National Singles was the latest set of tournaments on the WDF calendar this past weekend with Beau Greaves picking up her seventh title of the season in the main event.
Greaves defeated Cathy Hughes in the final 5-0 with an 88 average, while in the mens tournament; it was David Pallett who claimed his first ever WDF title defeating Graham Hall 5-4.
In the England National Singles, Rhian O’Sullivan sealed her first ranking title in 10 years easing past Aileen de Graaf 5-1. While in the Men’s, it was Scott Marsh who prevailed 5-3.
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England Open
Men's Final
David Pallett 5-4 Graham Hall
Ladies Final
Beau Greaves 5-0 Cathy Hughes
England National Singles
Men's Final
Scott Marsh 5-3 Darren Johnson
Ladies Final
Rhian O'Sullivan 5-1 Aileen de Graaf
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