Greaves reaches 113 Women’s Series wins after deciding-leg escape

PDC reported on 9 February 2026 that Beau Greaves had extended her Women’s Series winning streak to 113 matches. She won Events Three and Four at Halle 39 in Hildesheim the previous day, remaining unbeaten on that circuit since April 2025.

Sherrock takes the second meeting to a decider

Greaves opened Event Three with a 107.36 average and beat Fallon Sherrock 5–1 in the final. Their Event Four quarter-final was much closer. Greaves needed a two-dart 80 checkout in the deciding leg to win 5–4.

The same opponent produced two very different contests. Looking at the deciding leg explains how a long winning run can contain narrow escapes alongside emphatic results.

Two whitewashes follow

Greaves beat Angela Kirkwood 5–0 in the semi-finals and Lisa Ashton 5–0 in the final. The latter included a 100.2 average and a 122 finish on the bull.

The figure of 113 counts consecutive match wins within the Women’s Series. It does not mean 113 tournament titles or an unbeaten run across every darts competition.

An early lead in a season-long race

PDC placed Greaves £6,500 clear at the top of the 2026 rankings after the opening weekend. The report stated that the final top three would qualify for the 2026/27 World Championship, with the top-ranked player also reaching the 2026 Grand Slam. The early advantage was therefore distinct from qualification secured at season’s end.