Beau Greaves Reaches 100-Match Winning Streak

Beau Greaves stretched her remarkable run on the PDC Women's Series to 100 consecutive victories after winning the opening double-header in Hildesheim, Germany.

The Doncaster ace claimed Events One and Two on Saturday at Halle 39 to notch a 15th straight Women's Series title and reinforce her status among the game's elite. Now a two-year ProTour card holder, Greaves produced a string of dominant displays across both tournaments.

In Event One she dropped only two legs in the early rounds, recording 5-0 whitewashes of Cecylia Maria Zora and Bianca Michalczyk and overcoming Rhian O'Sullivan and Kirsi Viinikainen. Greaves then beat Fallon Sherrock 5-2 in the quarter-finals and cruised past Robyn Byrne 5-0 in the semi-finals. Her strongest performance came in the final, where she averaged 98.43, finished 161 at a key moment and defeated women's World Matchplay champion Lisa Ashton 5-2.

That victory pushed her unbeaten streak to 93 matches. She carried that momentum into Event Two, conceding just one leg on her way to the last eight. After surviving a late resurgence from Jade Gofford to win 5-3 in the quarters, Greaves moved into a 4-0 lead against Gemma Hayter and closed out a 5-2 semi-final success. In the weekend's second final she again faced Lisa Ashton and completed the double with a 5-0 win, reaching the 100-match milestone.

Greaves said she was delighted with the run, adding that while some of her games hadn’t been perfect she managed to produce when it mattered most. She also admitted she feels less pressure on the Women's Series but is driven by a strong desire to keep winning.

Early in the 2026 Women's Series rankings Greaves leads by £3,000, with Lisa Ashton second, followed by Steph Clarke and Gemma Hayter. The top three in the final Women's Series standings will qualify for the 2026/27 Paddy Power World Darts Championship, and the top eight on the rolling 12-month list will secure places at July's Betfred Women's World Matchplay.

The series continues on Sunday with Events Three and Four at Halle 39.

Final

Beau Greaves 5-0 Lisa Ashton