The First Female Dart Player Receives PDC Card: How Lisa Ashton Changed the Sport.
Lisa Ashton on Being Recognized for Her Achievements
According to The Sun: Lisa Ashton believes she does not receive enough recognition for her achievements in the world of darts. This athlete from Lancashire, who is 55 years old, was the best female player in the world from 2014 to 2018, winning four titles at the Lakeside Championship.
In January 2020, she became a historic figure by being the first woman to receive a PDC Tour card. Lisa emphasized the importance of recognizing women in sports:
“I believe that many successful women deserve more recognition.”
Lisa also noted that her successes can inspire young female dart players:
“I hope that my story will inspire others and show that success is achievable in our sport.”
Lisa Ashton has become a symbol of women's darts, proving that women can achieve significant heights in traditionally male disciplines. Her words resonate in the hearts of many young female athletes who aspire to succeed in darts and other sports.
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