World Professional Darts Championship - Women's Winners

Women's Winners

British Darts Organisation (current sponsors: Lakeside)
Main article: BDO World Championship

Year Winner Score Runner Up
2001 Trina Gulliver 2–1 Mandy Solomons
2002 Trina Gulliver 2–1 Francis Hoenselaar
2003 Trina Gulliver 2–0 Anne Kirk
2004 Trina Gulliver 2–0 Francis Hoenselaar
2005 Trina Gulliver 2–0 Francis Hoenselaar
2006 Trina Gulliver 2–0 Francis Hoenselaar
2007 Trina Gulliver 2–1 Francis Hoenselaar
2008 Anastasia Dobromyslova 2–0 Trina Gulliver
2009 Francis Hoenselaar 2–1 Trina Gulliver
2010 Trina Gulliver 2–0 Rhian Edwards
2011 Trina Gulliver 2–0 Rhian Edwards
2012 Anastasia Dobromyslova 2–1 Deta Hedman

Professional Darts Corporation (current sponsors: Unicorn)
Main article: PDC Women's World Championship

Year Winner Score Runner Up
2010 Stacy Bromberg 6–5 (legs) Tricia Wright
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