Beau Greaves delivered a masterclass in consistency to conclude her 2026 PDC Women's Series campaign, securing back-to-back tournament victories at Events 23 and 24 in Wigan on Sunday and extending her remarkable winning streak across the weekend.
The Yorkshire player's performance at Event 23 proved particularly exceptional, as she posted an average of 98.75 across all seven matches—a new benchmark for the highest event-winning average in Women's Series history. Her semi-final display against Fallon Sherrock was even more impressive, with Greaves averaging 102.56 in her 5-0 victory.
Greaves had already claimed consecutive titles in Events 21 and 22 on Saturday, meaning her triumph at Event 23 represented her third successive competition win. She dominated the early rounds, winning her opening four matches by a 4-0 scoreline and producing a stunning 103.66 average during her victory over Steph Clark.
The quarter-finals saw her first dropped legs of the day as she edged past Gemma Hayter 5-2, before dispatching Sherrock in the semi-final. She then defeated Jade Gofford 5-3 in the final to claim her first title of the day.
Greaves maintained her momentum through Event 24, progressing past Laura van den Berg, Sara Walton, Vicky Martin and Lauren Bloomfield to reach the quarter-finals. Victories over Kirsty Hutchinson and 20-year-old Italian Aurora Fochesato secured her second title of the day and her fourth of the weekend.
The double success brought Greaves' total to 63 titles on the women's circuit, cementing her status as the dominant force in the Women's Series. She has now won 17 of the 24 available Women's Series events staged during 2026.
Reflecting on her performance, Greaves expressed satisfaction with her weekend's work.
I felt good. I was chuffed with the first competition. I had some good averages and then I played steady enough in the second event. I knew I hadn't been playing at my best recently, but I've had some good moments today and I'm ready to build on it and take this into the back end of the year.
The Wigan double-header also confirmed the final World Darts Championship qualification spot available through the Women's Series rankings. Vicky Pruim secured that place, joining Greaves, Sherrock, Gemma Hayter and Lisa Ashton in the field for Alexandra Palace. According to reports, Pruim will become the first Swedish woman to compete at the World Darts Championship.
Event 23 Results
Quarter-Finals: Jade Gofford 5-4 Rhian O'Sullivan; Lisa Ashton 5-0 Denise Cassidy; Beau Greaves 5-2 Gemma Hayter; Fallon Sherrock 5-3 Trina Gulliver.
Semi-Finals: Jade Gofford 5-2 Lisa Ashton; Beau Greaves 5-1 Fallon Sherrock.
Final: Beau Greaves 5-3 Jade Gofford.
Event 24 Results
Quarter-Finals: Beau Greaves 5-1 Rebecca Allen; Kirsty Hutchinson 5-1 Kyana Frauenfelder; Vicky Pruim 5-4 Fallon Sherrock; Aurora Fochesato 5-2 Aoife McCormack.
Semi-Finals: Beau Greaves 5-0 Kirsty Hutchinson; Aurora Fochesato 5-4 Vicky Pruim.
Final: Beau Greaves 5-2 Aurora Fochesato.
What Happens Next
Greaves and the other Women's Series qualifiers will prepare for the World Darts Championship, which runs from December 11, 2026, through January 3, 2027. The tournament will be held at Alexandra Palace and broadcast live on Sky Sports, alongside the Grand Slam of Darts scheduled for November 14-22. Viewers can stream all darts action through NOW with no contract required.
