
The final day of the 2023 Dutch Open Darts is on Sunday with the Last 128 in the Men's tournament set and the Women's Final confirmed.
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The latter sees Beau Greaves continue her superb run and she will face Aileen de Graaf aiming to retain her title. Only scare the former received was from Rhian O'Sullivan in the semi-finals winning 4-3.
While in the men's, the likes of Jelle Klaasen, Berry van Peer, James Hurrell, Wesley Harms, Chris Landman and Wesley Plaisier are among those remaining in a Dutch heavy line-up.
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Results Dutch Open Darts 2023
Men's
Final 128
Jelle Klaasen vs Frank Schasfoort
Theo de Jong vs Ricardo Ulrich
Jeroen Louissen vs Jeremy van Lente
Michiel Sloos vs Ruben Verbaas
Aaron de Vink vs Kees de Vries
Wesley Lap vs Elmer Kralt
Michael Unterbuchner vs Stefan van Melis/Terry Dunford*
René Kruit vs Ivo Leeksma
Wesley Plaisier vs Gerko Tibbe
Wilbert van Veen vs Raimon van den Oever
Patrick van den Boogaard vs Roelof Drenth
Armando Slotboom vs Roemer Mooijman
Joey de Jong vs Wesley Harms
Arco Koedam vs Jeroen Mioch
Rob Scholing vs Nick Crouwel
Fransy Kalis vs Kevin Kraak
Andy Baetens vs Stefano van Zeele
Michel de Roon vs Patrick van de Werken
Luke van der Kwast vs. Terry Lenting
Brian Arts vs Tonny Veenhof
Youri Brouwer vs Dustin Straver
Mareno Michels vs Danny van der Stad
James Russell vs Twan Uriot
Michel van der Horst vs Kevin Degrendel
Chris Landman vs Patrick Peters
Gerrit ter Schuur vs Marcel Steenhorst
Berry Pater vs Danny Mazereeuw
Dennis Feitsma vs Jeffrey Bekema
Dennie Olde Kalter vs Raymond van den Ende
Mario Robbe vs Rik Gruijthuijsen
Andrew Tompkins vs Martin Jongejan
Koen den Hartog vs Danny Stäbler
Lars Moinat vs Geert Hemelrijk
Michael Waterworth vs Marvin van Velzen
Hette van den Brink vs Sjoerd Koopman
Scholto ten Doornkaat vs Willem Mandigers
Aaron Turner vs Gillian Koehoorn
Danny Blom vs Salmon Renyaan
Dennis van Bergen vs Cor Ernst
Dennie Bos vs Johan van Velzen
Kai Fan Leung vs Jeffrey Mevissen
Jerry Hendriks vs Berry van Maren
Arjan Konterman vs Nico Schunke
Jamie Kelder vs Peter de Bruin
Barry Copeland vs Hans van Leeuwen
Maikel Verberk vs Adri Smans
Joppe Bakens vs Stefan Schroder
Karim Lehkamp vs Bradly Roes
James Hurrell vs Jan Karel
Jim Mayer vs Silko Visser
Maarten Grijpstra vs Michael Lie Ten
Davy Kappers vs Corné Groeneveld
David Kirwan vs Danny van Klompenburg
Frank Hoek vs Lesley Geertsma
Berry van Peer vs Wesley Smit
Martijn Dragt vs Thomas Junghans
Mark Barilli vs Jasper van Zwieten
Xander Knol vs Michel Michiels
Patrick Raassens vs Wim Kroezen
Jonny Nijs vs Tom van den Hoogen
Mats Gies vs Michael Busscher
Joey ten Berge vs Gelwim Lubbers
Bert de Lange vs Robin Smees
Martijn Meinen vs Wesley van de Voorde
Ladies
Last 16
Beau Greaves 4-0 Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat
Aletta Wajer 4-0 Marjolein Noijens
Rhian O'Sullivan 4-0 Vanessa Zuidema
Astrid Trouwborst 4-2 Anca Zijlstra
Noa-Lynn van Leuven 4-3 Deta Hedman
Lorrain Hyde 4-0 Suzanne Smith
Aileen de Graaf 4-0 Sharona Field
Shana van Nieuwenhoven 4-2 Kyana Frauenfelder
Quarter-finals
Beau Greaves 4-0 Aletta Wajer
Rhian O'Sullivan 4-2 Astrid Trouwborst
Aileen de Graaf 4-1 Shana van Nieuwenhoven
Noa-Lynn van Leuven 4-3 Lorraine Hyde
Semi Finals
Beau Greaves 4-3 Rhian O'Sullivan
Aileen de Graaf 4-0 Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Final
Beau Greaves vs Aileen de Graaf

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