James Hurrell and Deta Hedman won the singles titles at the 2022 WDF Scottish Open on Sunday evening and as a result are both certain of playing at the 2023 WDF World Championship.
Hurrell won the men's title at the expense of Ryan Murray (6-5). 'Hillbilly' beat Mark Blandford, Jim McEwan and James Beeton on his way to the final.
Hedman was the best among the ladies by beating Jo Clements 5-4 in the final. She had also defeated Zoe Holland, Crissy Manley, Aileen de Graaf and Suzanne Smith, among others. World champion Beau Greaves lost 4-3 to losing finalist Clements in the last eight.
Scottish Open
Men's
Semi-Finals
Ryan Murray (83.60) 5-1 (79.68) Jamie Lewis
James Hurrell (83.04) 5-4 (81.77) James Beeton
Final
James Hurrell (80.49) 6-5 (78.55) Ryan Murray
Ladies
Semi-Finals
Deta Hedman (66.80) 4-0 (58.14) Suzanne Smith
Jo Clements (71.54) 4-3 (68.98) Kirsty Hutchinson
Final
Deta Hedman (69.69) 5-4 (70.11) Jo Clements
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