Beau Greaves keeps Lakeside hat-trick dreams alive, eases past Deta Hedman as Sophie McKinlay final awaits

The women’s final will take place during the WDF in 2024 Lake World Championship as Beau Greaves on Sunday evening she will face Sophie McKinlay, who will fight for her third consecutive world title.

Greaves defeated Deta Hedman relatively easily, but before the match and throughout the tournament she admitted that she was not satisfied with her play and had a problem that she could not fully locate and fix.

But as Lorraine Winstanley and Helen Chamberlain recorded it on BLAZE!, you’d want to play like her while she still has time. problems with her game as she is still the leading away player in the draw.

Meeting a sports icon and close friend is never easy. They played in pairs throughout Greaves’ career, with Hedman mentoring the Doncaster ace. However, this was the seventh semi-final and Hedman’s departure.

Hedman missed a chance to stay in the first match, and Greaves shot 105 and had 36, which she sealed for 1-0. Hedman hit a break shot and Greaves was in double trouble herself. But 148 prepared her well for the first set. In the next match, she made two 180s but had trouble closing it, eventually landing 13.

Greaves then hit 13 darters before hitting 180, 121 and pinning a double 10 to stay. She broke to win the set with a 14-darter, scoring 180, 121, 81, and started the third set with a 17-darter.

Hedman got her chance and made an immediate comeback when Greaves struggled to score points in doubles. But she left and pitched for the match.

Greaves was first to the finish line with a 120, and Hedman was waiting for a 93, pinning it brilliantly to seal the victory, alleviating the earlier double woes and securing the win.