AIDAN, LOUISE ARE SCOTTISH SCHOOLS

INDIVIDUAL GOLF CHAMPIONS

 

Leading girls' prizewinners at Murrayshall. Left to right: Louise Duncan, Lorna McClymont, Molly Richmond, Jodie Taylor. Picture by courtesy of  Nigel Pennie.

By COLIN FARQUHARSON

Aidan O'Hagan (Renfrewshire and Old Ranfurly Golf Club) and Louise Duncan (North Ayrshire and West Kilbride Golf Club) won the individual scratch titles at the Scottish schools golf championships at Murrayshall near Perth today (Monday).

O'Hagan, who led for two rounds of the recent Stephen Gallacher Foundation boys' event, had scores of 70 and 72 for a total of 142 - four strokes ahead of the boys' section runner-ups Sebastian Sandin (Stirling and Dunblane New GC) and Lewis Irvine (Glasgow and Kirkhill GC) who both had rounds of 75 and 71 for 146.

South Ayrshire (Cameron Johnstone and Ruben Lindsay) won the boys' team title with a total of 297, only one shot ahead of runners-up Fife (John Paterson and Ben Caton).

West Kilbride Golf Club member Louise Duncan won the girls' title with steady stores of 73 and 72 for 145, which gave her a five-stroke margin over runner-up Lorna McClymont (West Dunbartonshire and Milngavie GC) (70-80) with Molly Richmond (South Lanarkshire and Strathaven GC) third on 154 (74-80).

The girls' handicap section was won by Jodie Taylor (Dundee City) with a net total of 147 (70-77) off 10.

Megan Ashley (Perth and Kinross and Strathmore GC), playing off five, was second on 150 (73-77) and Zoe Morton (Forth Valley and Auchterarder GC), playing off six, finished third on 151 (75-76).

The girls' team event was won by Lanarkshire with a total of 323. Their representatives were Molly Richmond and Eilidh Crawford.

Dunbartonshire (Megan Docherty and Lorna McClymont) were second, only one shot behind on 324, with Perth and Kinross (Katy Alexander and Christine Wietrzyk) third on 325.
The tournament was sponsored by the teachers' union, NASUWT

 

Link to Scottish schools championships (36 holes) at Murrayshall, near Perth

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PERTH ANDKINROSS SCHOOLS GOLF

Strathallan Team
L to R: Christina Wietrzyk, Rory Ottley, Pablo Messa

Campbell Gibson (Glenalmond College) and Christina Wietrzyk (Strathallan School) won the respective boys and girls' individual titles at today's (MON) Perth and Kinross schools golf championships at Pitlochry Golf Club.

Strathallan won the team championship ahead of Crieff High and Breadalbane Academy "A."

Ben Cowan (Breadalbane Academy) won the handicap section with a net 61 off 30.

Gibson had a round of 76 to finish four shots ahead of Pablo Messa (Strathallan School). Conditions were good but a strong Easterly wind made scoring difficult on the higher parts of the course. . Christina Wietrzyk, a boarder from Vienna at Strathallan, shot a gross 85 to win the girls' title by nine shots from Lauren Pirie (Pitlochry High) with Kirsten Miller (Perth Academy) third with a 96

LEADING SCORES
BOYS SCRATCH
76 Campbell Gibson (Glenalmond College).
80 Pablo Messa (Strathallan School)
81 Stewart Burns (Breadalbane Academy)

GIRLS SCRATCH
85 Christine Wietrzyk (Strathallan School)
94 Lauren Pirie (Pitlochry High)
96 Kirsten Miller (Perth Academy).

TEAM SCRATCH
1 Strathallan School +39
2 Crieff High +50
3 Breadalbane Academy "A" +62
4 Pitlochry High +65
5 Breadalbane Academy "B" +87

BOYS' HANDICAP
61 Ben Cowan (Breadalbane Academy) (30)
65 Tom Cahalin (Perth Academy) (20)
66 James Jaffrey (Pitlochry High) (22)


Girl must be Christina Wietrzyk

Cults Academy's team, including Chloe Henderson, win Handicap Trophy

Robert Gordon's College win PLF Schools 

Team title for fourth time at Peterculter

Left to right: Nicholas Black, Cameron Black, Shaun Wilson and Michael MacDougall of the Paul Lawrie Foundation. Picture by Cal Carson Golf Agency.

Robert Gordon's College won the Paul Lawrie Foundation Schools Team Challenge for a fourth time at Peterculter Golf Club today.
Their line-up of Nicholas Black, Cameron Black and Shaun Wilson - Nicholas, son of the winning GB and I Curtis Cup team captain Elaine Farquharson-Black this year, and Cameron are not related.
They totalled 248 (Nicholas 81, Cameron 81, Shaun 86) on a blustery day and slick greens to win the scratch trophy by five strokes from Banff Academy (Callum Bruce 76, Paul Chalmers 82 and Ellis Gray 95) with Aberdeen Grammar School (Jack Pirie 77, Jonathan Bell 85 and Angus Ferguson 98) third on 260.
Gordon's College's previous wins were achieved in 2009, 2011 and 2014.
Cults Academy, represented by Cameron Strachan, Chloe Henderson and Peter Murphy, won the Handicap Team Trophy with a net total of 223. Murphy had a net 71 off 21; Henderson a net 75 off 14, and Strachan a net 77 off 12.
It was Cults Academy's third success in this competition.
The best individual scratch score was a 76 by Callum Bruce (Banff Academy), followed by Jackie Pirie (Aberdeen Grammar School) with a 77 and Alastair Kinghorn (Albyn School) with a 78.
The tournament was organised by Derek Johnstone with his son Cameron on the computer.

  Cults Academy's Cameron Strachan, Chloe Henderson and Peter Murphy with Michael MacDougall after their Handicap Team Trophy success.

SCOREBOARD
SCRATCH
par 71
248 Robert Gordon's College.
253 Banff Academy
260 Aberdeen Grammar School
262 Ellon Academy
270 Cults Academy, Hazlehead Academy 
278 Westhill Academy 
295 The Gordon Schools (Huntly)
NRs Albyn School, Banchory Academy.

HANDICAP
223 Cults Academy
234 Hazlehead Academy, Robert Gordon's College.
236 Westhill Academy.
241 Aberdeen Grammar School
242 Ellon Academy.
243 The Gordon Schools (Huntly)
245 Banff Academy
NRs Albyn School, Banchory Academy. 

BEST INDIVIDUAL SCRATCH
par 71
76 Callum Bruce (Banff Academy). 
77 Jack Pirie (Aberdeen Grammar School)
78 Alastair Kinghorn (Albyn School)

Tee times for PLF Scottish Schoolgirls Championship

Paul Lawrie Foundation Scottish Schoolgirls Championship
Venue: Murrayshall Hotel golf courses, Perthshire
Date: Tuesday, June 7
Two rounds (first round tee times in blue; second round tee times in purple).

09.03 Shannon McWilliam   South Aberdeenshire
14:03 Claire Robertson        Angus
          Jillian Farrell              West Dunbartonshire

09:12 Joanne Free                East Lothian
14:12 Kirsty Brodie             Angus
          Jennifer Rankine        Glasgow
 
09:21 Jasmine Mackintosh   Aberdeen City
14:21 Louise Duncan            North Ayrshire
          Mirren Fraser               Dumfries and Galloway
 
09:30 Molly Richmond         South Lanarkshire
14:30 Emma Morrison          Edinburgh
           Eilidh Crawford          North Lanarkshire
 
09:39 Susan Woodehouse      South Lanarkshire
14:39 Zoe Morton                  Perth and Kinross
          Maria Cowan                Dumfries and Galloway
 
09:48 Megan Ashley              Perth and Kinross
14:48 Porscha Wilson             Fife
          Lorna McClymont        West Dunbartonshire
 
09:57 Katriona Taylor             Perth and Kinross
14:57 Anna McKay                 Fife
          Anna MacKenzie           Glasgow
 
10:06 Evanna Hynd                 Fife
15:06 Karla Klostermann        Fife
          Megan Linton                Midlothian

10:15 Emily Usner                  Fife
15:15 Carys Irvine                  Midlothian
           Lucy Buckley               North Aberdeenshire

10:24 Charlene Wilson             Fife
15:24 Jodie Taylor                    Dundee City
 
10:33 Justine Fulton                 East Dunbartonshire
15:33 Claire McLaughlin         North Ayrshire
 
10:42 Hannah Braidwood        Fife
15:42 Kirsten Watson              Aberdeen City
 
10:51 Lucy Morrison Edinburgh
15:51 Samantha McKay E. Ayrshire

Zoe Morton wins girls' individual title at Crieff

Perth and Kinross Schools’ Golf Championships 2016

The Perth and Kinross Schools’ Golf championships were played at Crieff GC today

The day’s outstanding performance came from the 2015 Scottish boys’ matchplay champion Will Porter (Glenalmond College) who had a round of 72 to finish  six shots ahead of Rowan Carey (Strathallan School). 

Conditions were tricky as a strong Westerly wind brought a procession of very heavy rain showers.

The team championship was won by Glenalmond College showing the strength in depth at the College presently.

The girls' championship was won by Zoe Morton (Morrison’s Academy) following on from previous winners from the school including Carly Booth, Fiona Pennie and the Niven sisters, Roseanne and Annabel.

The handicap event was won by Jamie Killoch (Strathallan School) with a net score of 60 off a handicap of 25.

GROSS SCORES
BOYS (Par 71)
72 Will Porter (Glenalmond Coll).   
78 Rowan Carey (Strathallan)
79 Jamie Roberts (Kinross High School, Calum Draper (Crieff High).
80 Fergus Skinner (Glenalmond Coll)
81 Jordan Chatt    (Glenalmond Coll), Niklaus Knall (Glenalmond Coll), Jamie Kerr
(Perth Acad).          
84 Andrew Thornton (Kinross High), Cameron Grieve (Glenalmond Coll).
85 Jamie Killoch (Strathallan), Andrew Montgomery (Crieff High), Campbell Watt   
(Perth Acad), Niall Draper (Crieff High).
86 Andrew Scott    (Morrison’s Acad).
87 Rory Ottley (Strathallan), Stewart Burns (Breadalbane Acad).
88 Charlie Stewart (Morrison’s Acad), Jamie Coupland (Morrison’s Acad),    Duncan
Lambie (Crieff High).
89 Pablo Messa    (Strathallan).
90 Jamie McPhee    (Crieff High)
91 Daniel Reilly (Kinross High)   
93 Atholl Davidson (Breadalbane Acad), Tom Morton (Morrison’s Acad).
94 Ben Anderson    (Perth Academy), Rory Bain (Strathallan), Jamie Nelson    (Kinross
High), Cameron Kerr (Perth Acad).
98 Cameron Scott (Morrison’s Acad).
102 Jamie McColl (Crieff High)
103 Calum Johnson (Breadalbane Acad)
104 Cameron Speedie (Crieff High)
106 Edward Hannay (Glenalmond Coll)   
110 Sean Menzies (Breadalbane Acad).
No Returns: Connor Hughes (Perth Acad), Campbell Gibson (Glenalmond Coll), George
Smith (Kinross High).
   
GIRLS (Par 74)
85 Zoe Morton (Morrison's Acad).
92 Katriona Taylor (Crieff High).
94 Shannon Pook (Strathallan).

BOYS' HANDICAP
60 Jamie Killoch (Strathallan) (25)
63 Jamie Kerr (Perth Acad) (18)
65 Andrew Montgomery(Crieff High) (20).
TEAMS
Best three individual scores to count
234 GLENALMOND COLL (Will Porter 72, Niklaus Knall 81, Jordan Chatt 81, Cameron
Grieve 84).
243 KINROSS HIGH (Jamie Roberts 79, Andrew Thornton 82, Finlay Hamilton 82, George
Smith NR).
252 CRIEFF HIGH (Callum Draper 79, Niall Draper 85, Duncan Lambie 88,Jamie McPhee
90).
254 STRATHALLAN (Rowan Carey 78, Rory Ottley 87, Pablo Messa 89, Shannonb Pook 94).
259 MORRISON'S ACAD (Zoe Morton 85, Andrew Scott 86, Charlie Stewart 88, Tom Morton
93).
263 PERTH ACAD (Jack Cahawn 84, Campbell Watt 85, Cameron Kerr 94, Connor Hughes
NR).
290 BREADALBANE ACAD (Stewart Burns 87, Atholl Davidson 93, Sean Menzies 110).

 Irish Schools Senior and Junior Cup winners
IRISH LADIES GOLF UNION NEWS RELEASE
St Ronan’s College, Lurgan and Rathmore Grammar, Belfast won the Irish Schools Senior and Junior Cups at Milltown Golf Club today.
Niamh McSherry and Annabel Wilson returned 33 and 34 gross points which when aggregated saw them lead the field by 17 points pts. The pair also teamed up with school mate Eadoin Ward who shot an impressive 18 gross points. This is the 4^th year in a row that St. Ronans College have taken the senior title.
Rathmore Grammar, Belfast, represented by Ciara Brennan and Olivia McCrystal, took home the Junior Cup with a 7pt win over runners-up Gorey Community School. The pair shot 23 and 14 gross points respectively.

CSS = 35pts

IRISH SENIOR CUP FINAL
67pts. St. Ronans College, Lurgan Niamh McSherry 33, Eadaoin Ward [18], Annabel Wilson 34

50pts. Ursuline College Sligo Niamh Cronin 19, Ella McDermott [3], Maeve Rooney               31

47pts. St. Angela’s Ursuline, Waterford    Katie Aherne 28, Emma Elliott [13], Anna Dawson 19

44pts. St. Patricks Comprehensive Clare Lisa O'Shea 26, Leanne O'Shea 18

41pts. Muckross College Dublin Ellen O'Gorman 20, Ellen Dunleavey [14], Anna Foster 21

INDIVIDUAL
Best Gross (Mary Nowlan Trophy)
34pts St. Ronans College Lurgan – Annabel Wilson
Best Nett
39pts Salerno Galway – Mega Harty

IRISH JUNIOR CUP FINAL
37pts. Rathmore Grammar Belfast Ciara Brennan 23, Olivia McCrystal 14                                

31pts. Gorey Community School Kate O'Harte 21, Megan Lanigan 10, Holly Mulvey [7]

29pts. Loreto Foxrock     Emma Walsh 13, Caitlin Sherin 16, Laura McCarthy [8]

25pts. Salerno Galway     Megan Harty 16, Caoimhe McDermott 9, Ciara Murphy     [7]

22pts. Colaiste Mhuire Clare, Shannon Hegarty 18, Emma McCarthy 4

JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL
Best Gross
18pts. Colaiste Muire Clare - Shannon Hegarty
Best Nett
33 pts. Loreto Foxroxk - Caitlin Sherin

Cian Hoban

Development and Performance Administrator

Scotland schoolboys fight back to beat 

England, Scotland schoolgirls lose narrowly
 
Scotland, trailing by 2pt after the foursomes, rallied to beat England 9.5 to 8.5 in the annual schoolboys' golf international match at Troon Darley golf course, Ayrshire.
Scotland, however, lost the schoolgirls match by 1pt (4 to 5) to England.
Sandy Scott (Nairn Academy) and Glen Burrett (Williamwood High) were the only Scots with wins in the morning foursomes and the afternoon singles
Scott had Darren Howie (Peebles High) as a foursomes partner and Jamie Stewart (Gryffe High) partnered Burrett.
England led 4-2 after the foursomes but Scotland overcame that deficit by taking the singles 7.5 to 4.5.
In the girls' match,  England led 2-1 after the foursomes and the singles were shared 3-3.
On the day's combined play, 11 games went to the 18th green, an indication that there was not much between the sides.
RESULTS
Scottish names first

SCOTLAND SCHOOLBOYS 9.5, ENGLAND SCHOOLBOYS 8.5
Foursomes: 2-4
D Howie and S Scott bt L Charnley and R Hodges 1 hole.
R Franssen and W Porter lost to J Ainscough and T Skelton1 hole.
J Stewart and G Burrett bt J Bannon and W Hopkins 2 and 1.
L Breslin and J Bryce lost to J Sundborg and T Trowbridge 4 and 3.
M McCulloch and M Lawrie lost to A Chalk and G Tait 2 and 1
K Reid and J P Ralph lost to A Edwards-Hill and A Ireland 1 hole.
Singles: 7.5-4.5
Howie lost to Ainscough 3 and 1.
Scott bt Skelton 4 and 3.
Stewart lost to Hopkins 3 and 2.
Porter bt Charnley 5 and 4.
Burrett bt Hodges 1 hole.
Lawrie halved with Bannon
McCulloch bt Sundborg 1 hole.
Breslin bt Trowbridge 3 and 2. 
Reid bt Edwards-Hill 2 holes
Ralph lost to Chalk 6 and 5
Franssen lost to Tait 4 and 3.
Bryce bt Ireland 1 hole.

SCOTLAND SCHOOLGIRLS 4, ENGLAND SCHOOLGIRLS 5
Foursomes: 1-2
H MacGarvie and E Hale lost to H Screen and A Williamson 4 and 3
J Free and M Richmond bt K Hollins and A Taylor 1 hole.
E Morrison and C Robertson lost to E Lyle and L Walton 2 and 1.
Singles: 3-3
MacGarvie lost to Williamson 4 and 2.
Hale bt Hollins 2 and 1.
Free lost to Taylor 1 hole
Richmond lost to Walton 3 and 2.
Morrison bt Lyle 1 hole.
Robertson bt Screen 4 and 3. 

BUCKHAVEN PUPIL WINS ALFRED 

DUNHILL SCHOOLS' GOLF CHALLENGE

 

  NEWS RELEASE

Fifteen-year-old Buckhaven High School pupil Steven McLelland has won both the senior boys' category and the overall scratch prize at this year’s Alfred Dunhill Schools Golf Challenge over the Kittocks Course at The Fairmont Hotel, St Andrews.

This year’s tournament once again saw a strong field of young golfers from across Fife, Dundee and Angus competing for honours in the annual schools event.

Playing off a handicap of 13, Steven shot a round of 80 to card a net score of 67 to take this year’s title. The S4 pupil, who lives in Leven Links and has played the sport for only two years, claimed he was delighted but a bit surprised with his victory. 

“I didn’t come here expecting to win,” he said. “My game just all came together today, especially the putting. I one and two putted most of the greens and also managed to get birdies on the 3^rd and 14^th hole which was fantastic.”

In terms of future plans to develop his game, Steven said: “I don’t have any firm plans at this stage but I would love to be able to improve to the point I could potentially land a golf scholarship and I’m also considering the possibly of studying to be a coach.”

Other winners of this year’s competition included Angus-based Kirsty Brodie who followed up last year’s victory in the junior girls' competition by winning the senior

girls' category. Kirsty, a pupil at Webster High School in Kirriemuir, recorded a net score of 73. A five handicap golfer, she has played the sport since the age of four and has represented Scotland Under 16s at the R and A Junior Open.

Meanwhile Cameron Akers, an S2 pupil at Cupar’s Bell Baxter High School, won the junior boys' category witha net score of 68 and Evana Hynd, an S2 pupil at Glenrothes High School, took the junior girls' title with a net score of 76.

The winners will be invited to receive their Alfred Dunhill Schools Golf Challenge prizes at The Old Course, St Andrews on the final day of this year’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on Sunday, October 4.

 All the participants will also be invited, together with their parents and a school representative, to attend an exclusive golf clinic on the Championship practice ground given by the internationally renowned golf coach Robert Baker.

 

    

 

Banchory Acad win handicap trophy, Michael Lawrie leading individual

BANFF ACAD SCORE 1ST WIN IN PAUL 

LAWRIE SCHOOLS’ TEAM CHALLENGE

Banff Academy heroes (l to r): Ellis Gray, Callum Bruce andCallum Irvine. Picture by Michael MacDougall of PLF Foundation.

By Derek Johnstone

Banff Academy, represented by Callum Bruce, Callum Irvine and Ellis Gray, won the Paul Lawrie Foundation Schools’ Team Challenge Scratch Trophy for the first time at Peterculter Golf Club today.

Team captain Bruce led the way with a two-over-par 73, while Irvine and Gray contributed 77 and 79 respectively for a team total of 229 and a winning margin of s ix strokes. 

Runners-up were defending champions, Robert Gordon’s College for whom Michael Lawrie  had a 72, Henri Charles an 81 and Cameron Black an 82).

Aboyne Academy’s Shannon McWilliam (75), Dominic Bradburn (80) and Kyle Harker (81) third on 236. 

There was some consolation for young Lawrie when he picked up the best individual scratch prize.  His one-over-par score had two birdies – at the fourth and 13th – but they were cancelled out  by dropped shots at the first, second and 12th. 

     Banchory Academy's winning trio (l to r): Ben Martin, Ferghus Milne and Jack Thomson.

         Picture by Michael MacDougall, manager of Paul Lawrie Foundation

There was a three-way tie for the Handicap Trophy with Aberdeen Grammar School, Banchory Academy and Inverurie Academy all finishing with net 223 totals. 

Banchory claimed their first Team Challenge title after a card countback.  Their team players and individual scores were: Ferghus Milne (4) 71, Jack Thomson (8) 73 and Ben Martin (13) 79.  Aberdeen Grammar School were runners-up and Inverurie third.

                                

CSS: Boys 71(+1).  Girls 71 (No change)

SCRATCH

229 Banff Academy

235 Robert Gordon's College

236 Aboyne Academy

238 Aberdeen Grammar School

239 Hazlehead Academy

246 Inverurie Academy

248 Banchory Academy

255 Meldrum Academy

260 Alford Academy

267 Ellon Academy

273 Cults Academy

279 Kincorth/Torry Academy

280 The Gordon Schools, Huntly

285 Westhill Academy

337 Albyn School

HANDICAP

219 Banff Academy (A team cannot win both the scratch and handicap leading awards)

223 Banchory Academy, Aberdeen Grammar School, Inverurie Academy, Aboyne Academy

224 Robert Gordon’s College

226 Hazlehead Academy

227 Meldrum Academy

228 Alford Academy

229 Cults Academy

233 Westhill Academy

235 The Gordon Schools, Huntly

244 Ellon Academy

251 Kincorth/Torry Academy

275 Albyn School

5  Norfolk youngsters win England  School Team title  Three Norfolk youngsters broke a deadlock at the top of the leaderboard to win the English schools’ team championship on the Bracken course at Woodhall Spa.  Thorpe St Andrews School in Norwich, represented by Lewis Unstead (Sprowston Manor), Hope Neild (Royal Norwich) and Toby Briggs (Dunston Hall), scored 76 points, with their best two cards counting.  Their total, returned towards the end of a dreary day when heavy showers drenched the later starters, shot them past a four-way tie at the top of the leaderboard on 72 points. “We’re elated,” said Briggs, 15, an England U16 international, who plays off plus-two. “This is the first national event Hope and I have played in and it was brilliant,” said Unstead. Neild added: “It was great.”  Second place, on countback, went to St Andrews School, Surrey, with team members George Stinton (West Byfleet), Ben Partridge (Epsom) and Enrique Dimayuga (Cuddington). Third was Penistone Grammar, Yorkshire, represented by Ben Schmidt (Rotherham GC), Tom Collings (Wortley) and Nicola Slater (Hickleton). Southend High School for Boys, Essex, and Matthew Arnold School, Oxfordshire, also scored 72 points.  Meanwhile Oscar Yeomans (Southend/Chelmsford GC) won the Tom Ward Cup for the best individual score with 40 points.  Thorpe St Andrews’ points were provided by Unstead, 15, and Neild, 13, who both scored 38. Briggs, who won the Norfolk and the South East Schools’ championships, shot a course record in the qualifying round to help the team win through to the final, but his points were not required on this occasion.  Unstead, who plays off 21, commented: “Hope has been consistently good. Toby and I have come in once each.”  The team played through the worst of the weather. “It rained for the whole of the afternoon, it was terrible,” said Unstead. “But I was very pleased with the way I played and I had a succession of pars on my front nine.”  Neild, who has been playing for less than three years and has a 23 handicap, mastered the greens. “My putting was really good and I didn’t really miss anything.”  Thorpe St Andrews are the second Norfolk school to win the championship after Wymondham High School in 2006. Oscar Yeomans, 17, found the form which has eluded him so far this season when he shot level par 72 for 40 points.  “Considering how the start of my year has gone, it’s a bit of a surprise,” he said. “I’ve gone up from 2.7 to 4.1 – it’s been a bit of a struggle.”  He certainly didn’t struggle on the Bracken course. He was one-under through three and when it looked as though his scoring might fizzle out, he gave himself new momentum by holing a bunker shot for par on the 3rd, having started on the 10th.  He went on to birdie the fourth and sixth, both par fives, to get to one-under.  He dropped a shot on the 7th, where his par putt lipped out, but finished with two solid pars “I was a little bit gutted because I gave myself so many chances for birdie and couldn’t make them, but the greens are so slopey, compared to where I play.”   England Golf U16 squad member Megan Dennis (Woburn) made short work of the 157-yard fifth where she had a hole in one. Megan, from Samuel Whitbread Academy in Bedfordshire, used a seven-iron for her first ace in competition and scored four points on the hole. Caption: Hope Neild, Toby Briggs and Lewis Unstead with the trophy (Image © Leaderboard Photography) Click here for full scores Lyndsey Hewison Press Officer England Golf pr@englandgolf.org 07825 752 193

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Aberdeen Schools Stroke-play Championship
Craibstone 4/6/15
Handicap 12 and Under Section
*Craig Leith (Hazlehead) (3)   35    35    70    3    67   *First scratch +Alastair Kinghorn (Albyn) (10)  38 40   78    10    68    1st +First Nett Connor Forbes (Gordon's Coll) (6) 36    40    76    6    70    Jonathan Bell (6)             39    38    77    6    71    Shaun Wilson (6)            36    41    77    6    71    Liam Waldron (10)       39    43    83    10    73    Michael Lawrie (1)       37    38    75    1    74    Dylan Smith (2)           37    39    76    2    74    Curtis Stephen (5)         38    41    79    5    74    Ross Nicholson (12)      43    43    86    12    74    Jack Pirie (5)                 40    40    80    5    75    Cameron Black (7)         41    43    84    7    77    Brook Smith (10)             47    41    88    10    78    Reece Smith (7)            46    42    88    7    81    Michael Walker (5)       41    48    89    5    84    Greg Pirie (10)              46    48    94    10    84    Connor Brown (10)       NR    NR    NR    10    NR    Murray Spence (12)       NR    NR    NR    12    NR
13-24 Section                                                 Matthew Lynas (24)       44    46    90    24    66     1st Nett Max Fawcett (24)          46    48    94    24    70    Cameron Strachan (15)    45    46    91    15    74    Cameron Imrie (15)        44    46    90    15    75    Angus Ferguson (17)      49    44    93    17    76    Scott Mathieson (13)     49    41    90    13    77    Toby Mitchell (24)         57    47    104    24    80    Joel Campbell (17)        48    54    102    17    85    Blair Campbell (17)       56    47    103    17    86    Murray Spence (12)       NR
Girls                          Megan Robb (Grammar) (9) 36    43    79    9    70      1st Nett Lauren Watson (Gordon's Coll) (5) 41    36    77    5    72    Sarah Black (9)              41    40    80    9    72    Jasmine McIntosh (5)     39    41    80    5    75    Chloe Henderson (16)    47    45    92    16    76
13-24 Section  Matthew Lynas (24)    44 46 90 24 66  1st Nett  Max Fawcett (24) 46 48 94 24 70 Cameron Strachan (15) 45 46 91 15 74 Cameron Imrie (15)   44 46 90 15 75 Angus Ferguson (15)   49 44 93 17 76 Scott Mathieson (13) 49 41 90 13 77 Toby Mitchell (24)      57 47 104 24 80 Joel Campbell (17)     48 54 102 17 85 Blair Campbell (17) 56 47 103 17 86 Murray Spence (12)              NR GIRLS Megan Robb (12)        36  43  79 9  70  1st Nett  Lauren Watson (5)       41 36 77 5 72 Sarah Black (8) 41 40 80 9 72 Jasmine Mackintosh (5)  39 41 80 5 75 Chloe Henderson (18) 47 45 92  16 76