Beau Greaves adds second Challenge Tour title after whitewashing John Henderson 5-0
Beau Greaves whitewashes John Henderson 5-0 in Challenge Tour event final with average of 101.55; three-time WDF women's world champion previously averaged over 90 in all nine matches en route to winning first PDC Challenge Tour event of 2025 on Friday
Saturday 18 January 2025 17:54, UK
Beau Greaves secured her second PDC Challenge Tour title in as many days, sweeping John Henderson 5-0 in the final with a 101.55 average.
Greaves impressively won the last three legs of the final against Switzerland's Stefan Bellmont on Friday to triumph 5-4 and become the second woman to win a Challenge Tour event, after Noa-Lynn van Leuven last March.
She returned a day later to make it a double success in Milton Keynes, beating John O'Shea 5-2 in the quarter-finals, Jimmy van Schie 5-1 in the semis and then streamrolling Henderson.
The second-tier series features non-PDC Tour card holders who attended 2025 qualifying schools.
The Challenge Tour calendar features 24 events in 2025 with the top two players in the end-of-year Order of Merit securing 2026-27 PDC Tour cards and places in the World Darts Championship.
Placings on the Order of Merit are also used to select reserve players for Players Championship events when players on the ProTour drop out of tournaments.
Greaves, Sherrock, Whitlock and King were among the well-known names who missed out on Tour Cards at Q-School in Milton Keynes last weekend.
Greaves, 21, has won the last three WDF women's world championships and is also the reigning back-to-back PDC Women's Matchplay champion.
Her 2024 season also saw her become the first woman to win on the PDC's Development Tour.
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