THE two Women's Qualifiers for the William Hill World Darts Championship have been confirmed for Dusseldorf and Milton Keynes and will take place in November.
Two places for female players will be on offer in the 2018/2019 World Championship at Alexandra Palace in London, following the tournament's recent expansion.
Gayl King and Anastasia Dobromyslova have previously competed in the World Championship, while Deta Hedman competed regularly on the PDC circuit and, more recently, Lakeside Champion Lisa Ashton has played on the PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour.
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2018/2019 William Hill World Darts Championship
UK & Ireland Women's Qualifier
Sunday November 25
Arena MK, Stadium Way, Milton Keynes, MK1 1ST, England
Registration: 9am-11am
Draw: 11am
Start Time: 12pm
UK & Ireland Women's Qualifier Entries
Amanda Abbott
Grace Aken
Jodie Alligan
Joanne Allinson
Courtney Amos
Danielle Ashton
Lindsey Ashton
Lisa Ashton
Carol Bareham
Angela Barrow
Becca Barrow
Marie Barthrop
Dee Bateman
Terri Bellamy
Jane Biggs
Rachel Bird
Tania Blake
Kirsty Bond
Carla Jane Boyes
Claire Brookin
Rachel Brooks
Lisa Brosnan
Sarah Brown
Roz Bulmer
Paula Burgess
Robyn Byrne
Cat Callard
Tara Carr
Denise Cassidy
Jessica Cassidy
Sarah Ceska
Sarah Chick
Kirsty Chubb
Joanne Clark
Monica Cleere
Sue Condon
Lucy Connor
Joanna Coombes
Sharon Costello
Jackie Crew
Kerrie Crompton
Jessica Croxford
Sue Cusick
Ros Davies
Teri De Ruyter
Tara Deamer
Jane Densley
Lisa Deslandes
Debbie Dexter
Kelly Doleman
Pauline Donat
Kate Drake
Joanne Dudley
Colette Duffield
Lisa Dunford
Brenda Dyer
Tracey Eaton
Stacey Ellis
Emma Everett
Rebecca Farmer
Juliet Findley
Gina Freshwater
Danielle Fry
Casey Gallagher
Kirsty Gibbs
Lesley Gibbs
Natalie Gilbert
Donna Gleed
Sharon Godbeer
Dawn Goff
Nikki Goldsmith
Sarah Goodwin
Rhian Griffiths
Catherine Handley
Samantha Harris
Shelley Hayfield
Deta Hedman
Steph Hewson
Courtney Hine
Abigail Hulme
Liz Humphries
Kirsty Hutchinson
Donna Hutt
Linda Ithurralde
Stephanie James
Gerry Johnson
Debbie Jones
Jennifer Jones
Zoe Jones
Susan Jordan
Abi Jurd
Lisa Kennedy
Kerry Killick
Samantha Kirton
Theresa Knight
Stephannie Konya
Ellie Larsson-Brown
Emma Little
Jo Locke
Tammy Mackenzie
Fiona Macleod
Jacqueline Maiden
Sarah-Louise Mallott
Crissy Manley
Mem Martin
Vicky Martin
Hayley Martin-Underwood
Chloe McKivett
Sara Mortimer
Lisa Munt
Diane Nash
Tina Neylon
Tracy North
Maria O'Brien
Rhian O'Sullivan
Sandra Page
Leanne Palmer
Josie Paterson
Laura Patton
Louise Pearson
April Polden
Zoe Potter
Rachel Pritchard
Donna Rainsley
Sarah Roberts
Julie Robinson
Christine Savvery
Tracey Scully
Dawn Seaman
Jane Shearing
Fallon Sherrock
Felicia Sherrock
Rowena Sidley
Shellbie Simmons
Abby Sims
Mandy Smith
Suzanne Smith
Jane Sobey
Claire Stainsby
Sindy Stiles
Stephanie Stutley
Charlene Tate
Sharon Tompkins
Leanne Topper
Marie Tuinstra
Laura Turner
Andrea Walker
Hayley Watts
Lorraine Winstanley
Emily Withey
Lorraine Woodrow
Peri-May Yarrow
Sherrie Yeomans
LISA ASHTON has qualified for the William Hill World Darts Championship after winning the UK & Ireland Women's Qualifier in Milton Keynes.
The four-time Lakeside Women's Champion will make her debut in the PDC's World Championship after joining Russia's Anastasia Dobromyslova in secure Alexandra Palace spots.
Ashton, a 48-year-old from Bolton, is the top-ranked BDO women's player and her dominance on the circuit was reflected in her qualification at the Marshall Arena as she lost only five legs in seven games.
Ashton enjoyed 4-0 whitewash wins in her opening five matches as she defeated Sharon Costello, Stephanie Stutley, Sarah Ceska, Jane Densley and Denise Cassidy.
She then overcame Rhian Griffiths 5-2 in the semi-finals before sealing a 6-3 defeat of Maria O'Brien in the final with a 132 finish on the bull.
Ashton had been joined in the qualifier by daughters Danielle - who reached the last 16 - and Lindsey, who lost in round one, with a total of 122 female players taking part.
Plymouth's O'Brien ended the hopes of BDO number two Deta Hedman and number four ranked Fallon Sherrock in the latter stages, but missed out in the decider.
Hedman - a three-time UK Open qualifier during her time on the PDC circuit - lost out in the semi-finals alongside Griffiths, while Courtney Hine, the daughter of PDC player Steve, was amongst the quarter-finalists.
Lorraine Winstanley, the wife of former PDC star Dean, lost out 4-3 to Hedman in the last 16.
Ashton and Dobromyslova will be amongst an expanded 96-player field for the 2018/2019 William Hill World Darts Championship, with two places having been made available for female qualifiers.
Ashton has previously competed on the PDC Unicorn Challenge Tour circuit, where she reached one quarter-final, while she has claimed nine tournament wins during 2018 on the women's circuit.
Dobromyslova, who won last weekend's Rest of the World Women's Qualifier in Dusseldorf, played in the 2009 World Championship and is a three-time Lakeside Women's Champion.