STACY BROMBERG and Tricia Wright will contest the final of the inaugural PDC Unicorn Women's World Championship next month.
American star Bromberg and Surrey-based Wright will contest for the £10,000 winner's cheque at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool next month after winning through the last 32 in Barnsley.
Bromberg, who has based in Las Vegas, hit the jackpot with a narrow 4-3 win over Anastasia Dobromyslova in their semi-final contest, with the Russian hitting back from 3-0 down to force a decider.
Bromberg punished three missed doubles from Dobromyslova to win the second leg in taking a 2-0 lead, and a 15-dart finish put her three legs clear.
Dobromyslova won the next and then took out 97 in two darts to make Bromberg pay for six missed match darts, before a 16-dart leg saw her level matters.
But Bromberg hit scores of 140 and 100 in the seventh leg to be first to the finish, and took out 69 in three darts, with Dobromyslova waiting on 130, to move into the final.
Bromberg had whitewashed Japan's Kazumi Nakagawa in the last 32 and also defeated Donna-Maria Rainsley and Denise Cassidy in the event, and admitted afterwards: "This is the greatest moment of my career and I'm delighted.
"Anastasia played great in the final and she came back brilliantly at me, and I'm so grateful to get through.
"I've known Tricia for 20 years or so and I can't wait to play her in Blackpool."
Wright also went to a deciding leg in her semi-final, defeating Milton Keynes' Fiona Carmichael 4-3.
Carmichael had defeated Russia's Irina Borovkova, Canadian number one Cindy Pardy and WDF number one Deta Hedman to reach the last four, and led Wright 2-1 in their decisive game.
However, misses at double top and ten allowed Wright to level in the fourth leg before a neat two-dart 76 put the more experienced lady ahead.
Carmichael hit back to win the sixth leg in 16 darts, but Wright was too strong in the decider and finished 50 for victory.
Sabrina Sporle followed up a first round win over fellow German Stefanie Luck with a 4-3 win over Louise Carroll to reach the quarter-finals, where she took out 101 to level at three-all with Dobromyslova before losing the decider.
Russian duo Irina Borovkova and Irina Armstrong lost in the last 32, but Australian Lavinia Hogg and Finland's Marika Juhola won through to the last 16.
The final will be held on Sunday July 25 ahead of the final of the StanJames.com World Matchplay at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.
PDC Unicorn Women's World Championship
Last 32
Cindy Pardy 4-3 Marlene Badger
Fiona Carmichael 4-3 Irina Borovkova
Deta Hedman 4-0 Irina Armstrong
Ann Chilton 4-0 Zoe McIntyre
Tricia Wright 4-1 Paula Clemett
Rebecca Rose 4-0 Kate Monaghan
Sharon O'Brien 4-3 Clare Bywaters
Terri Bellamy 4-2 Sue Cusick
Stacy Bromberg 4-0 Kazumi Nakagawa
Donna-Maria Rainsley 4-2 Juliet Findley
Denise Cassidy 4-3 Deana Rosenblom
Lavinia Hogg 4-2 Linda Jones
Sabrina Sporle 4-2 Stefanie Luck
Louise Carroll 4-1 Tara Deamer
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-1 Glad Davies
Marika Juhola 4-3 Emma Pearce
Last 16
Fiona Carmichael 4-2 Cindy Pardy
Deta Hedman 4-3 Ann Chilton
Tricia Wright 4-1 Rebecca Rose
Sharon O'Brien 4-1 Terri Bellamy
Stacy Bromberg 4-2 Donna-Maria Rainsley
Denise Cassidy 4-1 Lavinia Hogg
Sabrina Sporle 4-3 Louise Carroll
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-0 Marika Juhola
Losers £625 each
Quarter-Finals
Fiona Carmichael 4-2 Deta Hedman
Tricia Wright 4-2 Sharon O'Brien
Stacy Bromberg 4-2 Denise Cassidy
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-3 Sabrina Sporle
Losers £1,250
Semi-Finals
Tricia Wright 4-3 Fiona Carmichael
Stacy Bromberg 4-3 Anastasia Dobromyslova
Losers £2,500 each
Final
Tricia Wright v Stacy Bromberg
To be played on Sunday July 25 at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool
Winner £10,000
Runner-Up £5,000
Additionally, the two finalists will be invited to compete in the 2010 Grand Slam of Darts and will be invited to become PDC ProTour Card holders for 2011 & 2012, plus a sponsorship from Rileys
American star Bromberg and Surrey-based Wright will contest for the £10,000 winner's cheque at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool next month after winning through the last 32 in Barnsley.
Bromberg, who has based in Las Vegas, hit the jackpot with a narrow 4-3 win over Anastasia Dobromyslova in their semi-final contest, with the Russian hitting back from 3-0 down to force a decider.
Bromberg punished three missed doubles from Dobromyslova to win the second leg in taking a 2-0 lead, and a 15-dart finish put her three legs clear.
Dobromyslova won the next and then took out 97 in two darts to make Bromberg pay for six missed match darts, before a 16-dart leg saw her level matters.
But Bromberg hit scores of 140 and 100 in the seventh leg to be first to the finish, and took out 69 in three darts, with Dobromyslova waiting on 130, to move into the final.
Bromberg had whitewashed Japan's Kazumi Nakagawa in the last 32 and also defeated Donna-Maria Rainsley and Denise Cassidy in the event, and admitted afterwards: "This is the greatest moment of my career and I'm delighted.
"Anastasia played great in the final and she came back brilliantly at me, and I'm so grateful to get through.
"I've known Tricia for 20 years or so and I can't wait to play her in Blackpool."
Wright also went to a deciding leg in her semi-final, defeating Milton Keynes' Fiona Carmichael 4-3.
Carmichael had defeated Russia's Irina Borovkova, Canadian number one Cindy Pardy and WDF number one Deta Hedman to reach the last four, and led Wright 2-1 in their decisive game.
However, misses at double top and ten allowed Wright to level in the fourth leg before a neat two-dart 76 put the more experienced lady ahead.
Carmichael hit back to win the sixth leg in 16 darts, but Wright was too strong in the decider and finished 50 for victory.
Sabrina Sporle followed up a first round win over fellow German Stefanie Luck with a 4-3 win over Louise Carroll to reach the quarter-finals, where she took out 101 to level at three-all with Dobromyslova before losing the decider.
Russian duo Irina Borovkova and Irina Armstrong lost in the last 32, but Australian Lavinia Hogg and Finland's Marika Juhola won through to the last 16.
The final will be held on Sunday July 25 ahead of the final of the StanJames.com World Matchplay at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.
PDC Unicorn Women's World Championship
Last 32
Cindy Pardy 4-3 Marlene Badger
Fiona Carmichael 4-3 Irina Borovkova
Deta Hedman 4-0 Irina Armstrong
Ann Chilton 4-0 Zoe McIntyre
Tricia Wright 4-1 Paula Clemett
Rebecca Rose 4-0 Kate Monaghan
Sharon O'Brien 4-3 Clare Bywaters
Terri Bellamy 4-2 Sue Cusick
Stacy Bromberg 4-0 Kazumi Nakagawa
Donna-Maria Rainsley 4-2 Juliet Findley
Denise Cassidy 4-3 Deana Rosenblom
Lavinia Hogg 4-2 Linda Jones
Sabrina Sporle 4-2 Stefanie Luck
Louise Carroll 4-1 Tara Deamer
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-1 Glad Davies
Marika Juhola 4-3 Emma Pearce
Last 16
Fiona Carmichael 4-2 Cindy Pardy
Deta Hedman 4-3 Ann Chilton
Tricia Wright 4-1 Rebecca Rose
Sharon O'Brien 4-1 Terri Bellamy
Stacy Bromberg 4-2 Donna-Maria Rainsley
Denise Cassidy 4-1 Lavinia Hogg
Sabrina Sporle 4-3 Louise Carroll
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-0 Marika Juhola
Losers £625 each
Quarter-Finals
Fiona Carmichael 4-2 Deta Hedman
Tricia Wright 4-2 Sharon O'Brien
Stacy Bromberg 4-2 Denise Cassidy
Anastasia Dobromyslova 4-3 Sabrina Sporle
Losers £1,250
Semi-Finals
Tricia Wright 4-3 Fiona Carmichael
Stacy Bromberg 4-3 Anastasia Dobromyslova
Losers £2,500 each
Final
Tricia Wright v Stacy Bromberg
To be played on Sunday July 25 at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool
Winner £10,000
Runner-Up £5,000
Additionally, the two finalists will be invited to compete in the 2010 Grand Slam of Darts and will be invited to become PDC ProTour Card holders for 2011 & 2012, plus a sponsorship from Rileys