Between 8-11 December 2022, the first edition of the WDF World Masters will be played in de Bonte Wever in Assen. Below is shown which women have already (provisionally) qualified and how players still can qualify.
PLEASE NOTE: This page is updated weekly with players who have qualified in the past week.
WDF-tournaments in 2022 (37)
The WDF circuit is divided into four types of tournaments; Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The winners of the ‘Bronze’ tournaments qualify for the World Masters, and so do the finalists of the ‘Silver’ tournaments. In the ‘Gold’ and ‘Platinum’ tournaments, 4 players qualify: the semi-finalists. See below who qualified through this route in 2022.
Shea Cole – Las Vegas Open
Margaret Sutton – Rekyjavik International Games
Lisa Yee – Camellia Classic
Monica Ribeiro – NSW Great Lakes Open
Anna Forsmark – Budapest Classic
Maud Jansson – Thorshavn Open
Diane Nash – Gibraltar Open
Rhian O’Sullivan – World Championship
Amanda Loch – Victoria Easter Classic
Kym Mitchell – Murray Bridge Grand Prix
Karrah Kennedy – Shediac Open
Aaja Albert – Cleveland Extravaganza
Rachna David – Denmark Masters
Mikuru Suzuki – West Japan Cup
Kristine Mickus – Kanaus Open
Cassy Scantlen – Oregon Open
Veronica Simonsen – Nordic Cup Open
Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat – Helvetia Open
Irina Armstrong – Dutch Open
Jitka Císarova – Balaton Darts Masters
Cathy Hughes – England Open
Mayumi Ouchi – Bud Brick Memorial
Kiyo Shimizu – Bud Brick Memorial
Yoko Tsukui – Japan Open
Victoria Monaghan – New Zealand Open
Shar Maru-Habib – New Zealand Open
Aletta Wajer – Antwerp Open
Melina van den Kieboom – Murray Bridge Classic
Patricia de Peuter – Catalonia Open
Tereasa Morris – Van Diemen Classic
Lee-Ann Faulkner – Tasmanian Darts Classic
Seini Vakanofiti – North Queensland Classic
Lerena Rietbergen – Spanish Open
Natalie Carter – Bunbury Classic
Robyn Byrne – Irish Open
Mihi Awatere – Ted Clements Memorial
WDF-tournaments in 2021 (27)
The WDF circuit is divided into four types of tournaments; Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The winners of the ‘Bronze’ tournaments qualify for the World Masters, and so do the finalists of the ‘Silver’ tournaments. In the ‘Gold’ and ‘Platinum’ tournaments, 4 players qualify: the semi-finalists. See below who qualified through this route in 2021.
Judy Fenton – Canterbury Open
Nicole Regnaud – New Zealand Masters
Wendy Harper – New Zealand Masters
Dani Warmack – Cherry Bomb International
Tina Osborne – John Wilkie Memorial
Mojca Muzic – Slovenia Open
Veronika Ihász – Apatin Open
Mary-Anne Teinaki – New Zealand Open
Jo Clements – England Open
Maureen Homer – North Queensland Classic
Eva Dilger – North Queensland Classic
Suzanne Smith – Denmark Open
Brenda Moreau – Klondike Open
Michelle Spicer – Klondike Open
Marlise Kiel – Virginia Beach Classic
Julie Weger – Virginia Beach Classic
Lorraine Hyde – British Classic
Denise Cassidy – British Classic
Corrine Hammond – British Open
Vicky Pruim – British Open
Stephanie Potter – Welsh Open
Paula Jacklin – Malta Open
Aurora Fochesato – Malta Open
Cali West – Seacoast Open
Vanessa James – Challenger Classic
Lisa Tyler – Oregon Open
Priscilla Steenbergen – Italian Grand Masters
WDF-tournaments in 2020 (14)
The WDF circuit is divided into four types of tournaments; Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The winners of the ‘Bronze’ tournaments qualify for the World Masters, and so do the finalists of the ‘Silver’ tournaments. In the ‘Gold’ and ‘Platinum’ tournaments, 4 players qualify: the semi-finalists. See below who qualified through this route in 2020.
Crystal Chiasson – Snoflake Open
Darlene van Sleeuwen – KW Tri City Open
Patricia Farrell – KW Tri City Open 2020
Amanda Harwood – Romanian Classic
Marjolein Noijens – Romanian Classic
Tori Kewish – Victorian Classic
Ingibjörg Magnúsdóttir – Reykjavik International Games
Anca Zijlstra – Romanian Open
Samantha Gibbons – Quebec Open
Teresa Quan – Camellia Classic
Lorraine Winstanley – Slovak Open
Carole Herriott – Greater Vancouver Open
Roxanne van Tassel – Greater Vancouver Open
Kelly Meares – Las Vegas Open
WDF-tournaments in 2019 (29)
The winners of all ranking tournaments between 1 September 2019 and 31 December 2019 have qualified for the WDF World Masters. See below which players have qualified in 2019.
Sharon Prins – Catalonia Open
Aileen de Graaf – FCD Anniversary Open
Lisa Ashton – England Masters
Vitalina Moiseienko – Ukraine Open
Hattaya Kanjanarungsima – Taranaki Open
Stacey Pace – Witch City Open
Lorena Earnshaw – Auckland Open
Lorraine Burn – North Queensland Classic
Kirsty Hutchinson – Northern Ireland Open
Beau Greaves – Belfry Open
Mozhgan Rahmani – Malaysian Open
Angelyn Detablan – Taiwan Open
Kim Bellay-Rousselle – Klondike Open
Karrah Boutilier – Phoenix Darts Open
Zahra Rajabi – Turkish Open
Merve Erden – Turkish Masters
Patience Te Moannanui – Alan King Memorial
Deta Hedman – Hungarian Classic
Paula Murphy – Colorado Open
Maria Carli – Bob Jones Memorial
Yi Hong Li – Hong Kong Open
Fallon Sherrock – Irish Open
Cali West – SeaCoast Open
Maria O’Brien – Irish Classic
Desi Mercer – Ted Clements Memorial
Hye-Jin Choi – Korea Open
Jo Locke – Malta Open
Kirsi Viinikainen – Latvian Open
Laura Turner – Italian Grand Masters
Top 64 WDF Ranking (13)
Players who, on the day of the cut-off (3-10-2022), have not qualified by reaching at least the semi-finals (Gold & Platinum) or the final (Silver) of a tournament or have won a tournament (Bronze), but are in the top 64 of the ranking, also qualify for the World Masters. See below which players have qualified through this route.
Natalie Gilbert
Krisztina Csombok
Sarah Roberts
Roz Bulmer
Jo Rolls
Evonne Taylor
Kirsty Gibbs
Donna Gleed
Adrienn Végso
Susianne Hägvall
Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Lyn Morrison
Players who have not qualified by reaching at least the semi-finals (Gold & Platinum) or the final (Silver) of a tournament or have won a tournament (Bronze), but are in the top 64 of the ranking between 3 October and 28 November, also qualify for the World Masters. The next players have qualified through this route:
Jana Kanovska
Top 8 Regional Rankings
Players who are in the top 8 (excluding top 64 players) of the regional rankings (Australia, Canada, New Zealand and USA) on the day of the cut-off (not yet known), but who have not qualified through the criteria listed above, will also qualify for the World Masters.
Players who are in the top 8 (excluding top 64 players) of the regional rankings (Australia, Canada, New Zealand and USA) between 3 October and 28 November, but who have not qualified through the criteria listed above, will also qualify for the World Masters.
See below which players have qualified through this route:
Australia Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Joanne Hadley
Abbey Morrison
Cut-off 28 November:
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Canada Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Stefenie Smith
Danna Foster
Wenda Carter
Hayley Crowley
Kellie Abbott
Pam Hall
Sandra Squires
New Zealand Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Christine Hay
Jo Steed
Kayla Hitch
Dawn Unuka
Cut-off 28 November:
Vani Bakani
Heather Siebers
Taylor-Marsh Kahaki
USA Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Lisa Tynan
Corrine Davis
Tracy Feiertag
Denise Johns
Cut-off 28 November:
Robin Curry
Carolyn Mars
Melissa Jalbert
Top 16 National & Regional Rankings
Players who are in the top 16 (excluding top 64 players) of the regional rankings (UK/Ireland, East-Europe, North-Europe, West-Europe and Asia) on the day of the cut-off (not yet known), but have not qualified through the above criteria, will also qualify for the World Masters.
Players who are in the top 16 (excluding top 64 players) of the regional rankings (UK/Ireland, East-Europe, North-Europe, West-Europe and Asia) between 3 October and 28 November, but have not qualified through the above criteria, will also qualify for the World Masters.
See below which players have qualified through this route:
UK/Ireland Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Amy Evans
Emily Davidson
Claire Brookin
Dee Bateman
Steph Gilmour
Christine Hyde
Sara Mortimer
Ann-Marie Potts
Jordan McNally
Sally Whiting
Lynsey Ward
Phonsawan Whillis
Josie Paterson
Kim Holden
Crissy Manley
Anny Johnson
Zoe Holland
Cut-off 28 November:
Aoife McCormack
Eleanor Cairns
Katie Sheldon
Sandra Page
East-Europe Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Karolina Rysova
Margeta Chatzi
Oana Cimpoca
Emese Bosza
Greta Tekauer
Kitti Zomboroi
Irina Suditu
Anisoara Brinzel
Antonia Sorger
Katarina Nagyova
Nora Erdei
Andreea Constantinescu
Tamara Kovács
Anisoara Brinzei
Annamaria Olei
Crina Ravar
Ivanina Ivanova
Nina Staskova
Martina Sulovska
Jana Tarek
Cut-off 28 November:
Katerina Sadilkova
Hana Belobradkova
Dorina Sipos
Eva Nemeth
Anna Votavova
Michaela Stetkova
Noemi Angela Pop
Kitti Zombori
North-Europe Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Michelle Merlit
Brynja-Herborg Jonsdottir
Janni Larsen
Anja Springborg Larsen
Henriette Honore
Egle Galdikaite
Marija Ruzane
Kornelija Lusaite
Emma Thomsen
Merete Kjaer
Kirsten Byo
Cut-off 28 November:
Hanna Tiisler
Helene Sundelin
Irena Bauze
West-Europe Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Marlene Klupsch
Fiona Gaylor
Britta Gabriel
Monique Lessmeister
Astrid Trouwborst
Almudena Fajardo
Jeannette Stoop
Eireann van Wijgerden
Kerstin de Vries
Sylvia Schlapbach
Sharon Straatsma-Pul
Evelien van Tol
Kimberly Mondelaers
Talita Biagetti
Vanessa Zuidema
Mirjam Schuepbach
Corinna Sehnert
Cut-off 28 November:
Petra Luyten
Nathalie Kallen
Lisa Zollikofer
Chiara Sarnari
Silke Lowe
Alessandra Salizzato
Asia Ranking
Cut-off 3 October:
Mayumi Ouchi
Aoki Mayu
Kasumi Sato
Yuna Yamamoto
Takako Kogama
Yuriko Yamaguchi
Yukie Sakaguchi
Asako Atarashi
Kazue Kimoto
Miku Inoue
Ami Komiyama
Hyo-Jin Kim
WDF World Cup 2019 (4)
The gold, silver and bronze medalists of the 2019 WDF World Cup have also automatically qualified for the World Masters.
Alena Gregurkova – World Cup Pairs (Silver)
Barb Smyth – World Cup Pairs (Bronze)
Malin Karlstrom – World Cup Teams (Bronze)
Dianne Gobeil – World Cup Teams (Bronze)
Former BDO World Champions (2)
The former BDO World Champions have automatically qualified for the WDF World Masters. See below which players have qualified. These are only players who have not yet qualified.
Trina Gulliver
Francis Hoenselaar
Former World Masters champions (14)
The former World Masters champions have automatically qualified for the WDF World Masters. See below which players have qualified. These are only players who have not yet qualified.
Sonja Ralphs
Kathy Wones
Ann Thomas
Mandy Solomons
Rhian Speed
Sandy Reitan
Leeanne Maddock
Sharon Colclough
Sharon Douglas
Karen Smith
Anne Kirk
Karin Krappen
Linda Ithurralde
Julie Gore
Youth players 18 years or older (20)
Youth players who meet the qualification criteria for the girls, but turn 18 before 8 December (2022) qualify for the WDF World Masters for women. The same goes for the former World Masters winners for the girls. See below for which players this applies.
Zoe Jones – World Masters 2010
Casey Gallagher – World Masters 2013
Danielle Ashton – World Masters 2015
Suzan-Marie Atas – World Cup Mixed Pairs 2019
Chloe O’Brien – World Cup Mixed Pairs 2019
Shannon Reeves – World Cup Pairs 2019
Victoria Laczi – World Cup Pairs 2019
Fatemeh Karimi – World Cup Pairs 2019
Fatemeh Safi Shalamzari – World Cup Pairs 2019
Mahshad Avazzadeh – Turkish Open 2019
Femke Sannen – Belfry Open 2019
Ayse Bodur – Turkish Masters 2019
Rianna December – Colorado Open 2019
Denisa Feklova – Czech Open 2019
Ruby Clarke – Western Australian Masters 2021
Lillian Zdun – Girls Australia Ranking 2021
Maddison Clarke – Girls Invitation
Wibke Riemann – World Championship Girls 2022
Roos van der Velde – Dutch Open 2022
Taylor Almeida – WDF Main Ranking Girls 2022
Invitations (118)
Each country that is a member of the WDF is allowed to give a certain number of invitations to players who have not yet qualified for the WDF World Masters. The number of players depends on the WDF Membership Level and the organization of ranking tournaments in 2020-2022. For example; Netherlands has 40 invitations, 20 for 2021 and 20 for 2022. See below which players got an invite.
Anneke Houben
Anneloes Menger
Anouschka Bierings
Cecile Hofkamp
Dayenne van der Hoorn-Langver
Desiree Geel
Gerlin van Rosmalen
Gwendy Veneman
Inez Abels
Isla Taylor
Jaime Lee Fortunati
Jaimy de Groot
Janet Hidding
Jaynie Wink
Jeanine van Gestel
Jessica van Vugt
Karin Harmsen
Kaylee van der Steen
Kelly Streef
Kim Palstra
Kyana Frauenfelder
Marjolein Tammer
Marlous Focke
Melanie Jongbloed
Melissa Landkroon
Mery Voskamp-Wolsink
Monique de Haan
Nathalie van Marm
Nina Ipskamp
Quintey Bieman
Rilana Erades
Saskia Jonkman
Sharon Lenssen
Sharona Veld
Tineke Kalsbeek
Veerle Hamelink
Wendy Poolman
Annegret Willkomm
Julie Siek
Stefanie Rennoch
Melanie Kunze
Alexandra Rose
Anja van Gorp
Ann Poortmans
Astrid Claes
Audrey Ysewijn
Dana Verhaegen
Elke Aelvoet
Femke de Vuyst
Gina d’Hondt
Marina Callebaut
Marina Rogier
Sandra van Hoornick
Sharon Bracke
Vibeke Solvik
Michelle Jones
Anna Hlavova
Agnes Cserpes
Alexandra Mikova
Somodi Zita
Tihanyi Nikolett
Krisztina Turai
Nicola Libreri-Lane
Lucia Buffetti
Mara Casadei
Samantha Piccolo
Anita Andersson
Asa Skoglund
Ellionora Isaksson
Emilie Kjellberg
Helena Matic
Kia Hildingsson
Malin Karlstrom
Melinda Sjödin Krang
Milou Emriksdotter
Moa Löfstrand
Snezana Veljkovic
Beckie Papp
Cindy Veith
Donna Bisaro
Hailey McKay
Kim Bellay-Rousselle
Madison Mercer
Samantha Ponak
Anne Quinn
Clay-Anne Brandon
Hailey Cherry
Hannah Smiley
Tasha Nicole
Dolores Cascales
Carole Frison
Aleksandra Grzesik-Żyłka
Barbara Pośpiech
Ewelina Modrzejewska
Karolina Załawka
Małgorzata Markowska
Małgorzata Pacierpnik
Nina Lech-Musialska
Renata Słowikowska
Bianca Serloth
Christiane Muzik
Ayla Hassan
Nada Said
Reem Mahmoud
Isabelle Nordskog
Birgitte Juler
Elin Skoglund
Hege Elvevoll
Iselin Hauen
Karin Mikalsen
Tamara Schuur
Bianca Strydom
Helena Gleglu
Laima Upeniece
Shinetsetseg Lkhagvasuren
Tsendsuren Mandraa
Odonchimeg Namsraijav
Saskia Roth
Other Qualifiers (123)
These are players who have qualified through the 2021 Main Ranking, through one of the Regional Rankings in 2021 or who have received an invitation from the country association.
Cynthia McLennan
Dot McLeod
Kathleen Martin
Nancy Myers
Vanessa Ross
Vivia Matson
Wakita Young
Angela Aucoin
Brianna Robia
Debbie Lewis-Christmas
Donna Bisaro
Latressa Skryniak
Lea-Ann Walsh
Sally Fong Hoon
Terril Chappell
Tracey Powers
Trish Grzesik
Wanda Hobbs
Estefania Ros Gode
Montse Boronat
Nuria Plaza
Barbora Hospodorska
Berit Schouw
Dorthe Mouston Nielsen
Marlene Greisvold
Ally Smith
Ann Chilton
Ann Waslin
Anne Allsop
Anne Caddick
Casey Gallagher
Chrissie Kinnaird
Dawn Brandon
Dawn Shawn
Debbie Davies
Giffy Khaosoi
Gina Jones
Jacqueline Maiden
Jacqui Champion
Jane Monaghan
Julie Duckett
Julie Thompson
Kat Mclean
Kerry O’Connor
Laura Patton
Lauren Stokoe
Leah Wiltshire
Leanne Topper
Louise Pearson
Mandy Smith
Mary Paine
Monica Cleere
Sophie Wright
Tina Neylon
Vicky Martin
Vikki Tasker
Wendy Reinstadtler
Lena Zollikofer
Anastasia Pentagioti
Marietta Chatzh
Gabriella Olah
Regina Sebestyen
Vivien Czipo
Zsuzsanna Szarka
Arna Rut Gunnlaugsdottir
Maria Steinunn Johannesdottir
Petrea Fridriksdottir
Caroline Breen
Sam Parry
Michela Spiga
Rossella Cristiano
Naomi Saito
Sayaka Kameo-Inoue
Bev Keen
Agnes den Breejen
Anita van der Velde
Caitlin Klein-Stavast
Femke van Zuiden
Floortje van Zanten
Layla Brussel
Leonie Beekman
Melanie Vermaas
Olga Hoogenkamp
Ria Niemeijer
Romy Vermeulen
Tessa Hollander
Karli Harris
Lee Wright
Mo Wetere
Rachel Padget
Tara Mears
Anna Madigan
Donna Service
Grace Crane
Ramona Mostad-Eriksen
Magdalena Musial
Andreea Brad
Carmen Stoean
Kate Smith
Kelly Mckinnon
Susanna McGimpsey
Branka Krcek
Sandra Grseta
Valentina Dolnicar
Katharina Vonrufs- Henkel
Hanna Chumak
Bette Cunningham
Brenda Roush
Cris Cwalinski
Heather Howard
Jennifer Lyzak
Kris Grimal
Madison Rohme
Sandy Haas
Sandy Hudson
Tanja Bencic
Gladys Davies
Heather Lodge
Jan Robbins
Kaye Hales
Nicola Biddick
Rhian Griffiths
Suzanne Price
