Hollie leads team title defence at Fairhaven International Hollie Muse will be targeting a team action replay when she represents England Golf in the Nations Cup event at this weekend’s Fairhaven Trophies. The 15-year-old from Lancashire was in last year’s winning team, pipping another England trio on countback, while yet another England team finished in third place. This year Muse (Image © Leaderboard Photography) defends the team title with new partners, George Gardner of Sussex and Toby Briggs of Norfolk. England Golf is entering four teams in the event, played over the first two rounds of the 72-hole junior championship at Fairhaven Golf Club, Lancashire, which takes place from tomorrow to Sunday,May 1 to 3. The other teams are:  Team Two: Rhys Nevin-Wharton of Cheshire; Max Martin of Warwickshire and Emma Allen of Hampshire.  Team Three: Oliver Clarke of Lancashire; Billy Spooner of Lincolnshire; Eloise Healey of Lancashire.  Team Four: Charlie Strickland of Sussex; Jake Benson of Nottinghamshire; Lizzie Prior of Surrey. The players: Team One Hollie Muse, 15, (West Lancashire) helped England win the 2014 women’s and girls’ Home Internationals. She has just won the Scottish U16 girls’ open stroke play and The Leveret. George Gardner, 18, (Castle Royle) won the individual title at last year’s Canadian International Junior Challenge and also led England to team victory. Toby Briggs, 15, (Dunston Hall) helped England to a clean sweep in last year’s U16 internationals against the other home countries. Team Two Rhys Nevin-Wharton, 17, (Sandiway) was the runner-up in last year’s Daily Telegraph Junior championship. Max Martin, 17, (Ladbrook Park) represented Warwickshire at last year’s men’s County Finals and was third boy at the 2014 Fairhaven Trophies. Emma Allen, 18, (Meon Valley) helped England win the 2014 Girls’ Home Internationals and Hampshire to become women’s County Final champions. Team Three Oliver Clarke, 16, (Hillside) was in England's winning team at the Canadian International Junior Challenge and was third in the English U16 boys’ championship for the MacGregor Trophy. Billy Spooner, 17, (Woodhall Spa) first represented England in 2012 and contributed to last year’s successful U16 campaign against the other home nations. Eloise Healey, 17, (West Lancashire) was fourth in the recent Delamere Comboy Scratch and shared 10th place at last weekend’s Helen Holm Scottish stroke play Team Four Charlie Strickland, 15 (Ham Manor) was fifth in this season’s Peter McEvoy Trophy and sixth in the 2014 Sir Henry Cooper Junior Masters. Jake Benson, 15, (Beeston Fields), contributed to England's clean sweep in last year’s U16 internationals against the other home countries. Lizzie Prior, 17, (Burhill) was in England's winning team at last year’s Girls’ Home Internationals, after finishing third in the English girls’ championship. Lyndsey Hewison Press Officer England Golf pr@englandgolf.org 07825 752 193