The Yorkshire native arrived at the final doubleheader of the calendar having already captured back-to-back titles in Event 21 and Event 22 on the preceding Saturday. Maintaining that relentless momentum into Sunday, Greaves produced an astonishing level of darts that culminated in her third consecutive competition title in Event 23. Along the way, she averaged a staggering 98.75, etching her name into the history books by recording the highest event-winning average ever witnessed in the PDC Women’s Series.
Greaves’ dominance throughout the 2026 campaign has been nothing short of extraordinary. With her latest triumphs in Wigan, she has secured an incredible 17 tournament victories out of a possible 24 on the Women’s Series circuit this year. Her path to the Event 23 crown showcased her absolute supremacy from the opening exchanges, as she swept through her first four matches with flawless 4-0 scorelines. Among those early statements of intent was a scintillating performance against Steph Clark, where Greaves posted a phenomenal 103.66 average.
The tests grew tougher as the afternoon progressed, but the reigning star continually found answers. She dropped her first legs of the day during a hard-fought 5-2 victory over Gemma Hayter in the quarter-finals. That set up a high-profile semi-final showdown against Fallon Sherrock, who had earlier cemented her own return to the prestigious World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace with strong performances on Saturday. Greaves handled the occasion with characteristic poise, defeating Sherrock 5-1 before sealing the Event 23 title with a 5-3 victory over Jade Gofford in the final.
Undeterred by her earlier exertions, Greaves turned her attention immediately to Event 24. She navigated the early rounds with clinical efficiency, posting wins over Laura van den Berg, Sara Walton, Vicky Martin, and Lauren Bloomfield to safely secure her place in the quarter-finals. In the last eight, she dispatched Rebecca Allen 5-1 before blanking Kirsty Hutchinson 5-0 in the semi-finals. Standing between Greaves and a clean sweep of the weekend was 20-year-old Italian prospect Aurora Fochesato, who had fought her way through the opposite side of the draw. Greaves proved too strong once again, securing a 5-2 victory against Hutchinson and Fochesato to claim her second title of the day and her fourth of the weekend, providing a fitting exclamation point to another stellar season.
Reflecting on her record-breaking exploits, Greaves expressed satisfaction with her game as she looks toward the major events looming on the horizon. "I felt good," Greaves said. "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."
Beyond the individual dominance of Greaves, Sunday’s Wigan doubleheader carried massive implications for the wider women’s professional circuit. The conclusion of the Women’s Series campaign officially finalized the qualification picture for the upcoming World Darts Championship. Vicky Pruim secured the final merit-based qualification spot on offer through the Women’s Series rankings, battling her way through a tense 5-4 victory over Fallon Sherrock in the quarter-finals of Event 24. Pruim now joins an elite contingent of women heading to Alexandra Palace, slotting in alongside Greaves, Sherrock, Gemma Hayter, and Lisa Ashton.
The drama of Event 23 on Sunday began in earnest during the quarter-final stage, where Jade Gofford edged out Rhian O’Sullivan 5-4 in a thrilling encounter, while Lisa Ashton demonstrated her enduring class with a dominant 5-0 whitewash of Denise Cassidy. Greaves overcame Gemma Hayter 5-2, and Fallon Sherrock secured a 5-3 win over women’s darts pioneer Trina Gulliver. In the semi-finals, Gofford continued her impressive run by defeating Ashton 5-2, while Greaves comfortably disposed of Sherrock 5-1 before edging Gofford in the title decider.
Event 24 brought its own intense battles as the season reached its emotional conclusion. Greaves marched past Rebecca Allen 5-1, Kirsty Hutchinson overcame Kyana Frauenfelder by the same scoreline, Vicky Pruim edged Fallon Sherrock 5-4 in a match of titanic significance for the Alexandra Palace qualification race, and Aurora Fochesato defeated Aoife McCormack 5-2. The semi-finals saw Greaves sweep past Hutchinson 5-0, while Fochesato booked her place in the final with a narrow 5-4 victory over Pruim, setting the stage for Greaves to claim her historic final trophy of the circuit.
As the PDC Women’s Series officially draws to its thrilling close, the attention of the darting world turns toward the major televised events on the horizon. Sky Sports remains the home of elite darts coverage, with the upcoming Grand Slam of Darts scheduled for November 14-22, followed by the showpiece World Darts Championship running from December 11 to January 3, where Greaves and her fellow qualifiers will look to make their mark on the grandest stage in the sport.