
Thomas Moffatt
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Dec 7, 2024 |
dartsnews.com | Samuel Gill |Thomas Moffatt
The women's final is set at the 2024 WDF Lakeside World Championship as Beau Greaves will face Sophie McKinlay on Sunday evening as she goes for a third straight World title. Greaves saw off Deta Hedman with relative ease but admitted pre-match and all tournament that she is not happy with her game and has an issue that she can't quite put her finger on and put right. But as Lorraine Winstanley and Helen Chamberlain put it on BLAZE!, you'd love to be playing as she is while she hasa.
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Dec 7, 2024 |
dartsnews.com | Samuel Gill |Thomas Moffatt
In the girls' category at the 2024 WDF World Championship, Sophie McKinlay qualified for the final. The 18-year-old Scot, who also made the final in the women's category this afternoon by defeating Lorena Rietbergen 3-1, won 2-0 over Italy's Aurora Fochesato. Fochesato was defending champion but instead it will be England v Scotland in the final. McKinlay won both sets 3-1. In the final, she will take on Britain's Paige Pauling.
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Dec 7, 2024 |
dartsnews.com | Samuel Gill |Thomas Moffatt
Shane McGuirk followed up his brilliant participation in the 2024 WDF World Championship at Lakeside by qualifying for the men's final. That was at the expense of Francois Schweyen, who saw a strong tournament run aground in the semifinals. McGuirk had already emerged as the most stable player among the men this week. McGuirk dealt with Mark Barilli (2-0), Edwin Torbjörnsson (3-0), Brandon Weening (3-0) and Peter Machin (4-0). McGuirk was thus still without a set loss after four matches.
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Dec 7, 2024 |
dartsnews.com | Samuel Gill |Thomas Moffatt
Sophie McKinlay could play in two finals this weekend and is into the first as she will face either Beau Greaves or Deta Hedman at the 2024 WDF World Championship. The Scot is the big surprise of this tournament for now. The 18-year-old player caused a resounding surprise in the first round by eliminating four-time women's world champion Lisa Ashton to start at the Lakeside. That was followed by a 2-1 win over Irina Armstrong before Aileen de Graaf also faced McKinlay.
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Dec 7, 2024 |
dartsnews.com | Samuel Gill |Thomas Moffatt
It is double success for English players to start the day in reaching tomorrow's showpiece finals as Jenson Walker and Paige Pauling move through at the WDF World Championship. Pauling was superb in seeing off Jentl Fransen. The rising English star who is a multiple-time World Master in the system saw off Fransen with a showpiece conclusion. She hit a 157 checkout which is the best anyone has hit this week.
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