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BEAU GREAVES DOMINATES PDC WOMEN'S SERIES AVERAGES WITH 16 OF TOP 20 AS ENGLAND LEADS THE WAY

BEAU GREAVES DOMINATES PDC WOMEN'S SERIES AVERAGES WITH 16 OF TOP 20 AS ENGLAND LEADS THE WAY
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Beau Greaves once again showed the extent of her dominance on the PDC Women's Series in 2026, with the English darts player topping the list of the season's highest match averages according to figures compiled by TheRedBit. Greaves recorded 16 of the top 20 averages, with only three other players managing to break up her remarkable run.

The season's highest average came at the third Women's Series event, where Greaves produced an impressive 107.36 points per three darts. No other player bettered that mark for the rest of the season. Greaves also claimed second place with an average of 105.78 at the 10th event. Remarkably, the 22-year-old English player added three more performances among the season's six highest averages at Women's Series 23, recording averages of 103.66, 102.56 and 101.59 in succession. Greaves also recorded all four averages above 103 and posted 13 of the season's 14 highest averages.

Fallon Sherrock was the only player to break Greaves' grip on the top five. "The Queen of the Palace" averaged 102.12 at Women's Series 5, putting her fifth in the rankings. Noa-Lynn van Leuven ranks 14th with an average of 99.89, set at the sixth Women's Series event. Lisa Ashton is the fourth and final player to feature in the top 20, with the former world champion averaging 98.56 at Women's Series 13, placing her 18th.

Another striking detail is that 19 of the 20 highest averages came in winning matches. Greaves was the only player to lose a match despite averaging more than 100, averaging 100.48 at Women's Series 5 but still suffering defeat. In Women's Series history, Greaves is solely responsible for almost 70% (43 out of 63) of all 100+ averages thrown.

Greaves won 17 of the 24 PDC Women's Series events in 2026.

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