DAY 3 -- England win the Senior Home Internationals and Scotland win the wooden Spoon

Senior Home International Teams
Photo courtesy of Colin Farquharson

From Colin Farquharson
England are the Senior Women's Home Internationals title winners for the 10th time since the tournament started in 2003. They completed a 100 per cent winning week at Alyth Golf Club, Perthshire by beating Wales 5.5-2.5 to win the Sue Johnson Trophy for the third year in a row.
Ireland beat Scotland 6-2 in today's other match on a very windy day. That meant that Ireland, Scotland and Wales finished with 1pt apiece. After a long involved three-stage countback, European champions Ireland were declared the runners-up with Wales third and Scotland last of four.
Ireland led Scotland 2-1 after the foursomes and then won the first four singles to finish to assure themselves of victory, if not by the 8-0 margin of last year's match still a comfortable margin.
Senior British champion Laura Webb was back at something like her best in beating Scotland's Alex Glennie by 6 and 5.
Gertie McMullen was also back in form with a 5 and 4 win over Lorna McKinley, achieved with one-under-par figures, quite an achievement in the bright but very breezy conditions.

Mary Sheehy won by 6 and 5 against Gillian Kyle.
Sheena McElroy gained Ireland's sixth point with a 4 and 3 win over Mary Smith. The key holes in this match were the eighth, ninth and 10th. McElroy won all three, birdieing the eighth and 10th. She was roughly level par at the finish

Scotland supporters had to wait all afternoon for a solitary home success in the singles. It was achieved by Aberdeen's Sheena Wood who had to go all the way to the 18th green to win by two holes against Suzanne Corcoran.
The Scot was four up after eight but Corcoran kept chipping away at the lead by winning the ninth, 11th and the 16th with a birdie.
Wood held her nerve and was able to win the 18th with a par 4 for a hard-earned victory.

SENIOR WOMEN'S HOME INTERNATIONALS
Alyth Golf Club, Perthshire
Day3

Wales 2.5   England  5.5 

Morning Foursomes (Wales 1 England 2)
Ann Lewis and Sharon Roberts beat Julie Brown and Aileen Greenfield 2 and 1
Denise Richards and Jane Rees lost to Jackie Foster and Catherine Rawthore 3 and 2
Olwen Davies and Chris Harries lost to Helen Lowe and Karen Jobling 5 and 4

Afternoon Singles (Wales 1.5 Engand 3.5)
Jane Rees lost to Catherine Rawthore 1 hole
Anne Lewis beat Katherine Russell 3 and 2
Olwen Davies lost to Helen Lowe 1 hole
Dineise Richards halved with Karen Jobling
Sharon Roberts lost to Jackie Foster 7 and 6


Scotland 2    Ireland 6

Morning foursomes (Scotland 1 Ireland 2)
Sheena Wood and Gillian Kyle lost to Laura Webb and Gertie McMullen
Fiona De Vries and Lesley Lloyd lost to Sheena McElroy and Carol Wickham 2 holes
Mary Smith and Lorna McKinlay beat Mary Sheehy and Maria O'Reilly 1 up

Afternoon Singles (Scotland 1 Ireland 4)
Sheena Wood beat Suzanne Corcoran 2 up
Alex Glennie lost to Laura Webb 6 and 5
 Lorna McKinlay lost to Gertie McMullen 5 and 4
Mary Smith lost to Sheena McIlroy 4 and 3
Gillian Kyle lost to Mary Sheehy 6 and 5


HOW THEY FINISHED

3pt England 3 wins
1pt Ireland 1 win, 2 defeats (F11 A13)
1pt Wales 1 win, 2 defeats (F11 A13)
1pt Scotland 1 win, 2 defeats (F9.5 A14.5)
+Ireland won a three-stage countback to be official runners-up.

ENGLAND OVERPOWER THE SCOTS SENIORS IN SINGLES TO WIN ON DAY 2

by Colin Farquharson

Scotland looked on their way to a shock victory over defending champions England when they led 2-1 after the Day 2 morning foursomes in the Senior Women's Home Internationals at a wet and eventually windy Alyth Golf Club, Perthshire today.

But England's strength in depth enabled them to turn the tables in the singles which they won 4.5 to 0.5 for an overall 5.5-2.5 victory which keeps them on schedule to win the title for the third time in a row and the 10th time in all.
Fiona De Vries and Lesley Lloyd won their foursomes by two holes and so too did Mary Smith and Lorna McKinlay.
The singles were not quite so one-sided in England's favour as the bare results suggest. Sheena Wood was a little bit unlucky to go down by one hole in the top singles tie while Lesley Lloyd was one up on the 18th tee but lost the last hole to let her English opponent off the hook with a square game.
European senior champions Ireland have lost their first two matches. Their 5.5-2.5 reverse by England was a body blow to the star-studded Irish side who will be out to repeat last year's 8-0 victory when they play Scotland on the final day at Alyth.
It will be a major surprise if England do not clinch the title by beating Wales.

SENIOR WOMEN'S HOME INTERNATIONALS
Alyth Golf Club, Perthshire
DAY 2 
SCOTLAND 2.5, ENGLAND 5.5
Foursomes (2-1)
S Wood and G Kyle lost to J Brown and A Greenfield 4 and 3.
F De Vries and L Lloyd bt H Lowe and K Jobling 2 holes.
M Smith and L McKinlay bt J Foster and K Russell 2 holes.

Singles (0.5-4.5)
Wood lost to C Rawthore 1 hole.
Kyle lost to Greenfield 3 and 2.
McKinlay lost to Brown 3 and 2.
Lloyd halved with Russell.
De Vries lost to Foster 4 and 3.

IRELAND 2.5, WALES 5.5
Foursomes (2-1)
C Wickham and S McElroy bt A Lewis and S Roberts 2 and 1.
L Webb and S Corcoran lost to J Rees and D Richards 2 and 1.
M Sheehy and M O'Reilly bt C Harries and O Davies 4 and 3.

Singles (0.5-4.5)
G McMullen lost to Rees 1 hole.
Wickham lost to Lewis 6 and 5.
Webb lost to Harries 1 hole.
Sheehy lost to Davies 3 and 2.
McElroy halved with Roberts.

HOW THEY STAND
England 2 wins
Scotland 1 win
Wales 1 win
Ireland 0 wins


FINAL MATCHES
08.30 and 01.10: Wales v England
09.00 and 13.50: Scotland v Ireland

SCOTLAND BEAT WALES ON DAY 1 OF THE SENIOR HOME INTERNATIONALS

West Vet Gillian Kyle on the 1st Tee
Photo courtesy of Colin Farquarson

Scotland scored their first win for at least two years in the Senior Ladies Home Internationals at Alyth Golf Club, Perthshire today, beating Wales 5-3 in their first match after losing all three 12 months ago.
The Scots took a 2-1 edge from the morning foursomes and added three more points with wins by Gillian Kyle (2 and 1 over Denise Richards),
Lesley Lloyd (2 and 1 against Olwen Davies) and Fiona De Vries (2 and 1 against Sharon Roberts).
Wales' two winners in the singles were Jane Rees, who beat Sheena Wood 3 and 2 in the lead-off tie, and former Senior British champion Ann Lewis, a 3 and 2 winner over Lorna McKinlay.
All square at the turn, Rees went two up on Wood by winning the 10th and 13th. The Scot won the 14th to be only one down but Rees took the 15th and 16th for the match.
Kyle was one up at the turn against Richards and went up at the 12th. Richards rallied to win the 13th to be only one down but halves at the 14th and 15th gave Kyle some breathing space and the Scot won the 16th and halved the 17th for a 2 and 1 win, her second of the day.
McKinlay was two up after nine against Lewis but the Welsh player went to town on the inward half, winning the 11th and 12th to square the contest and then taking the 13th, 14th and 16th for a 3 and 2 victory.
Lloyd won the sixth, 10th and 12th for a two-hole lead over Davies. The Scot then won the 14th to be three up. Davies won the 15th to be two down with three to play but she ran out of holes as Lloyd won on the 17th green.
Roberts won the ninth and 10th to square her match against De Vries. The next three holes were halved before De Vries edged ahead again by winning the 14th.
The 15th was halved. Then De Vries won the 16th to be dormie and she won by 2 and 1 to clinch Scotland's 5-3 victory.

European senior champions Ireland came a cropper in their bid to take the home title out of England's grasp. England won 5.5-2.5, taking the foursomes by a 2pt margin and the singles 3-1.
Scotland, who lost all three matches 12 months ago, beat Wales 5-3 on a day that started wet but turned bright and very breezy by lunchtime.

DAY 1 RESULTS 

FOURSOMES: 
SCOTLAND lead WALES 2-1
Sheena Wood and Gillian Kyle bt Ann Lewis and Sharon Roberts 1 hole.
Fiona De Vries and Lesley Lloyd bt Chris Harries and Patricia Fernon 4 and 2.
Alex Glennie and Mary Smith lost to Denise Richards and Jane Rees 7 and 6.

SINGLES:
SCOTLAND 3, WALES 2
Wood lost to Rees 3 and 2.
Kyle bt Richards 2 and 1.
L McKinlay lost to Lewis 3 and 2.
Lloyd bt O Davies 2 and 1.
De Vries bt Roberts 2 and 1.

MATCH RESULT: SCOTLAND 5, WALES 3

FOURSOMES
ENGLAND lead IRELAND 2.5-0.5
Jackie Foster and Catherine Rawthore bt Gertie McMullen and Maria O'Reilly 2 holes.
Julie Brown and Aileen Greenfield bt Carol Wickham and Sheena McElroy 1 hole.
Helen Lowe and Karen Jobling halved with Laura Webb and Suzanne Corcoran.

SINGLES
ENGLAND 3, IRELAND 2
Rawthore lost to Wickham 2 and 1
Brown bt M Sheehy 4 and 3.
K Russell bt O'Reilly 2 and 1.
Jobling lost to Webb 5 and 4.
Foster bt McMullen 5 and 4.

MATCH RESULT: ENGLAND 5.5, IRELAND 2.5.

GOOD LUCK TO WEST VETS ALEX, GILLIAN AND LESLEY IN SENIOR HOME INTERNATIONALS

Senior Home International Matches
Alyth Golf Club
27th - 29th September 2016

Scottish Seniors Team
Top - Lt o R - Mary Smith, Gillian Kyle, Alex Glennie, Sheena Wood
Front - L to R - Fiona de Vries, Lorna McKinlay, Lorna Bennett (Captain) and Lesley Lloyd

Scotland

 Lorna Bennett Captain

1  Fiona de Vries (St Rule)
2  Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie)
3  Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire)
4  Lesley Lloyd (Hayston)
5  Lorna McKinlay (Dunnikier Park)
6  Mary Smith (Tain)
7  Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies)

Tuesday's  opening matches at Alyth:

Scotland v Wales

England v Ireland.

Foursomes tee off from 08.30 to 09.30

Singles tee off from 1.10pm to 2.22

West Vets do well at Sunny Blairgowrie

L to R-- Captain Marion with prizewinners  Fiona, Alex, Carol, Gillian and Jill
Photo courtesy of Gillian Kirkwood

Captain Marion Stewart and Midlands Captain Shelagh Quinn with the Lyon Trophy
Photo courtesy of Gillian Kirkwood

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The SVLGA Patrick Rosebowl, Small Cup and Beddoch Quaichs Greensomes competitions  were played in BEAUTIFUL weather at Blairgowrie on Monday 19th and Tuesday 20th  September with West Vets members doing well.

Congratulations to Alex Glennie who won the Patrick Rosebowl  for best Net score  of 75 (3) 72, and also the Lyon Picture for best Scratch of 75
.
Gillian Kyle won the Kennaway Quaich as a losing semi finalist in the Championship Matchplay over the Landsdowne Course which was eventually won by Jennifer Bryans (East) who beat Sheena Wood (North) in the final

Carol Fell was the winner of the Small Cup in the wee course 5 club competition par 32 with a 35 (5) 30, won 5th prize in the Patrick Rosebowl and was also 2nd in the over 65-69 age group of the Patrick Rosebowl with an 85 (10) 75.

Jill West was 4th in the Patrick Rosebowl with 88 (13) 75 bih
Fiona Roger was runner up in the over 70's group with a 91 (14) 77.

West also shared the Lyon Trophy with Midlands, for the Division with best three nett scores : West (72,75,75) and Midland (72,74,76)

Patrick Rosebowl over the Rosemount Course:  SSS 74, CSS 76

On the Tuesday in the Greensomes Competition over the Landsdowne Course there were no West Winners with the Midlands pairing of Christine Steedman and Ruth McConkey winning the Beddochs Quaich with and 84 (10.2 ) 73.2. The Scratch was won by Susan Arbuckle and Mary Summers (North) with an 80.

However many congrats go to Susan Young who had a HOLE IN ONE at the 9th playing with her sister Jess Blackwood.

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Susan Young at the end of her Greensomes round is delighted with her Hole in One

West Vets Champion Gillian Kyle loses at the 20th in the Scottish Vets Championship

Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies and North) failed in her bid to win the Scottish Veteran Ladies Golf Association match-play championship for the second year in a row - but she went as far as the final again before losing over the Blairgowrie Lansdowne course this afternoon. Sheena was beaten 4 and 2 by the East of Scotland Vets' champion Jennifer Bryans (Harburn) in the final. In this morning's semi-finals, Sheena beat Gillian Kyle (West) at the 20th while Jennifer beat Fiona Hunter (Galloway) 3 and 2 in the other semi-final.

West Vets Champion Gillian Kyle through to Semi Final of the Scottish Vets Championship at Blairgowrie

Defending champion Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies and North) is through to the semi-finals of the Scottish Veteran Ladies Golf Association match-play championship played over the Blairgowrie Lansdownie course today,
Sheena beat Alison Bartlett (Royal Dornoch and Highland) 1 hole.
In the other ties, Gillian Kyle (West) beat Lorna McKinlay (Midland 6 and 5, while Fiona Hunter (Galloway) beat Venetia Scott (Borders) 5 and 4.
In Monday morning's semi-finals, Sheena will play Gillian Kyle (West) while Jennifer Bryans (East), who received a bye in the quarter-finals, will play Fiona Hunter (Galloway).

SCOTTISH VETS CHAMPIONSHIP AT BLAIRGOWRIE

There's a lot going on this weekend....  including the final stages of the Scottish Veteran Ladies Golf Association Championship over the Lansdowne course at Blairgowrie, starting on Sunday afternoon.
The Champions of each of the eight divisions within the SVLGA meet for the match play stages on Sunday and Monday.

Sunday
1:30 Alison Bartlett (Highland) v Sheena Wood (North - holder)
1:40 Gillian Kyle (West) v Lorna McKinlay (Midlands)
1:50 Jennifer Bryans (East) w.o.  (Dumfrieshire was not able to supply a competitor)
2:00 Fiona Hunter (Galloway) v Venetia Scott (Borders)
Monday Semi-finals at 9:05 and 9:15 and Final at 1:30pm.

AUTUMN MEETING AT HILTON PARK (Allander Course)

A rather wet Lynn McColl -- Winner of the May Craddock Trophy

Par 69 CSS 72 Reduction Only
On a very wet driech day 47 ladies braved the conditions at Hilton Park and although the course was very wet the greens were in excellent condition. There were a number of no returns but 33 players managed to complete the course.
Lynn McColl (Carrick at Cameron House) returned the best nett score of 71 and won the May Craddock Trophy.
Anna Telfer (Milngavie) with a gross 79 had the best Scratch score and Ann Colthart (Dalmally) won the bronze division with a nett 83.
Fiona Roger won the Super Vets Trophy.
There were 7 players with 2,s.
Results:
Scratch: Anna Telfer
Division 1:
1st: Lynn McColl (Carrick at Cameron House) 82 (11) 71 and winner of the May Craddock Trophy (best nett score )
2nd: Anna Telfer (Milngavie) 79 (7) 72 BIH
3rd:  Christine Gauldie (Ralston) 92 (20) 72
Division 2
1st: Ann Colthart (Dalmally)  108 (25) 83
2nd: Christine Fulton (Whitecraigs)  108 (23)  85
Super Vet winner: Fiona Roger (Ranfurly Castle) 88 (14) 74

2's Liz Hale,Christine Gauldie, Lynn McColl, Katy McCauley, Maureen Mitchell, Carol Smith, Anita McMillan.

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SCOTLAND LOSE TO AUSTRIA AND IRELAND ARE THE EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONS

The holders, Ireland,  came through a tough match against Belgium to win the European Seniors Team Championship at Sierra Golf Club, Poland today.
New team member, Mary Sheehy,  had to go to the 21st to secure her match and Ireland's win.
England took bronze medal position with a 3.5 to 1.5 win against Sweden.
Scotland lost to Austria by 3 matches to 2 in Flight B,  and finished the series in 12th position.

Results

Flight A
Ireland 3 Belgium 2
England 3.5 Sweden 1.5
France 4 Netherlands 1
Spain 4 Switzerland 1

Flight B
Italy 3 Germany 2
Austria 3 Scotland 2
Czech Republic 3.5 Iceland 1.5
Denmark 3.5 Poland 1.5

Selected Detailed Results

Ireland 3 Belgium 2
Sheena McElroy and Carol Wickham beat Marie-Anne Toussaint and Anne Joris 3&2
Suzanne Corcoran beat Marianne Trussart 9&7
Mary Sheehy beat Annick Riff at the 21st
Laura Webb lost to Laurette Vanderlinden 3&2
Gertie McMullen lost to Sylvie van Molle 1 hole

Scotland 2  Austria 3
Alex Glennie and Mary Smith lost to Angelika Zeiser and Elisabeth Jenull 1 hole
Fiona deVries lost to Ruth Gruber 6&5
Gillian Kyle lost to Karin Kocher 2&1
Lesley Lloyd beat Alexandra Hardegg 3&2
Lorna McKinlay beat Margit Schautzer 5&

SENIOR SCOTS TEAM LOSE TO ITALY IN FLIGHT B MATCH

From Colin Farquharson

Scotland failed to qualify for the top flight of the European senior women's amateur team championship at Sierra Golf Club, Poland and today lost 3.5-1.5 to Italy in a Flight B match.

Details (Scots names first)
Alex Glennie and Mary Smith lost to E R Tirante and C Borini at 19th.
Fiona De Vries lost to S Valli 1 hole.
Gillian Kyle bt E Gumirato 3 and 1.
Lesley Lloyd halved with G P Moavero
Lorna McKinlay lost to F Christillin 8 and 7.

In the championship flight, the semi-final results were:
Belgium 3, England 2
Ireland 3.5, Sweden 1.5

SCOTS SENIORS BEAT CZECH REPUBLIC and WEST VETS ALEX, GILLIAN AND LESLEY ALL PLAY WELL

Full Results - Scotland v Czech Republic

Scotland beat the Czech Republic 4-1 in their opening match-play tie of the European senior women's amateur team championship Flight B competition at Sierra Golf Club in Poland.

Alex Glennie and Mary Smith won the foursomes tie 2 and 1.
Fiona De Vries (2 and 1) and Gillian Kyle (3 and 1) won in the singles and there were halves for Lesley Lloyd and Lorna McKinlay.

Other results in Flight B:
Germany 4, Poland 1.
Austria 3, Iceland 2.
Italy 4, Denmark 1.

In the Championship flight, the quarter-final results were:
England 4, Netherlands 1
Belgium 3, Spain 2
France 2, Sweden 3
Ireland 3.5, Switzerland 1.5.

SEMI-FINALS
England v Belgium
Sweden v Ireland

WEST VETS LESLEY AND ALEX BOTH IMPROVE IN 2ND ROUND OF EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

Report by Colin Farquarson

The Scottish Seniors team stepped up the level of their individual performances in the second qualifying round today but still did not make the eight-strong championship match-play flight along with England (775), France (778), Ireland (781), Spain (781), Belgium (789), Switzerland (797), Sweden (798) and Netherlands (801).
The Scots are in Flight B with
Germany (804), Scotland (812), Italy (821), Austria (821), Iceland (843), Denmark (851), Czech Rep (861) and Poland (905).
The Scots play the Czech Republic on Thursday.
SECOND QUALIFYING ROUND
145 S Van Molle (Belgium) 74 71
150 C Petit Martin (France) 75 75
SELECTED SCORES
153 J Brown (Eng) 76 77 (T3)
154 K Russell (Eng) 76 78, L Webb (Ire) 80 74 (T8)
155 J Foster (Eng) 80 75, M Sheehy (I) 76 79, S McElroy (Ire) 74 81 (T12) 
157 H Lowe (Eng) 81 76 
158 K Jobling (Eng) 82 76, S Corcoran (Ire) 77 81 (T23)
159 G McMullen (Ire) 79 80 (T29)
161 L Lloyd (Sco) 85 76, F DeVries (Sco) 82 79 (T38)
163 G Kyle (Sco) 81 82 (T45)
165 L McKinlay (Sco) 81 84 (T53)
168 M Smith (Sco) 83 85 (T63)
171 A Glennie 92 79 

Aberdeen Ladies' Sheena Wood has been explaining why she is at home in the Granite City instead of playing, as selected, for Scotland in the European Senior Women's Amateur Team Championship at Sierra Golf Club, Petkowice in Poland this week.
"I had an accidental fall, injuring my left elbow and it has put me out of action for a few weeks. I am very disappointed to be missing the European team championship in Poland. However, I am already back working on short game and should be ready for British, Scottish Vets title and Senior Home Internationals," said Sheena who would have been one of the top Scots in Poland.

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SCOTLAND LYING 10TH AFTER DAY 1 OF THE EUROPEAN SENIOR WOMENS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

Lorna Bennet (Captain) Fiona De Vries, Alex Glennie, Gillian Kyle
Lesley Lloyd, Lorna McKinlay and Mary Smith

None of the Scotland team in the European Senior Women's Amateur Team Championship was able to break 80 in the first qualifying round at Sierra Golf Club, Petkowice, Poland today.
Lorna McKinlay and West of Scotland's Gillian Kyle were the top Scots, tied for 38th place, on the 81 mark.
Fiona de Vries had an 82 for a share of 49th place.
Mary Smith's 83 put in joint 58th position.
Lesley Loyd (Hayston) is tied for 72nd place after an 85 while Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) is joint last in a field of 92 with a score of 92. 
The best individual rounds in the first qualifying round were 74s
by Sheena McElroy (Ireland), Sylvie Van Molle (Belgium) and Nathalie Lamboult (France).
Scotland (412) are lying 10th after the first Q round. Only the top eight go into the championship flight match-play.

EUROPEAN SENIOR WOMEN'S AMATEUR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Sierra GC, Petkowice, Poland
FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND
par 72
74 S McElroy (Ire), S Van Molle (Bel), N Lamboult (Fra)

SELECTED SCORES
76 M Sheehy (Ire), J Brown (Eng), K Russell (Eng) (T7)
77 S Corcoran (Ire) (T11)
79 G McMullen (Ire) (T21)
80 L Webb (Ire), J Foster (Eng), C Rawthore (Eng) (T28)
81 L McKinlay (Sco), H Lowe (Eng), C Wickham (Ire), G Kyle (Sco) (T38)
82 K Jobling (Eng), F De Vries (Sco) (T49)
83 M Smith (Sco) (T58)
85 L Lloyd (Sco) (T72)
92 A Glennie (Sco) (T92) 

TEAM SCORES
385 France
386 Ireland
389 Spain
393 England
398 Switzerland
400 Germany
402 Belgium
404 Netherlands
407 Sweden
412 Scotland
416 Italy
417 Austria
420 Denmark
432 Czech Rep
449 Poland

EUROPEAN SENIOR LADIES TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP IN POLAND

Gillian, Alex and Lesley - Photo courtesy of Gillian Kyle

The European Senior Ladies’ Team Championship starts today (30th August ) at Sierra GC in Poland and runs to the 3 September.
West Vets Alex Glennie, Gillian Kyle and Lesley Lloyd are in the team --- we wish them every success.


SCOTLAND SENIOR WOMEN'S TEAM
    Alex Glennie, Kilmarnock Barassie
    Gillian Kyle, East Renfrewshire
    Lesley Lloyd, Hayston 
    Lorna McKinlay, Dunnikier Park
    Mary Smith, Tain
    Fiona de Vries, St Regulus

WEST VETS RETAIN THE ASP FOURSOMES TROPHY AT BABERTON GOLF COURSE

West Vets Vice captain June Lockhart is presented with the Asp Trophy
by East Vets Vice Captain Caroline Kinnaird

Despite a few of the West Ladies having difficulty finding Baberton Golf Course this morning after Morning Rolls and Coffee the match was played on a gloriously sunny day. 
The West were just too strong for the East and retained the Asp Trophy 3 games to 2. 

West Team

East Team 

East names first :

Kate Johnston and Pat Meikle lost to Anabel Kane and Joanne Sharp 5 and 4 
Marion Glauch and Jane Nelson lost to Anne Judge and Carol Fell 7 and 5 
Louise Campbell and Clare Bowe won against Liz Hale and Enid Young 1 up 
Val Hallam and Janette Laing lost to Karen Maxwell and Lynn McColl 3 and 1 
Caroline Kinnaird and Ellice Cackett won against Cathy Morton and Marion Stewart 2 up 

Everyone enjoyed playing the course and we were treated to a lovely meal after the match. 
Thanks go to the catering staff for looking after us so well.

East Vice Captain Caroline Kinnaird presented the ASP trophy to West Vets Vice captain June Lockhart 

After the meal and presentation

Thanks go to the report and the photographs from Caroline Kinnaird (East) and June Lockhart (West)

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DRAW FOR WEST VETS AUTUM MEETING IS NOW AVAILABLE

The draw for the Autumn Meeting over Hilton Park Allander Course on Monday 5th September has been done --CLICK HERE TO SEE THE DRAW

Contact on the day - Marion Stewart 01505 873100 on the day mobile 07904765190 

WEST VETS ALEX GLENNIE AND GILLIAN KYLE SELECTED FOR THE EUROPEAN SENIOR LADIES CHAMPIONSHIPS

NEWS RELEASE FROM SCOTTISH GOLF 
Scottish Golf has announced sides for the European Senior Ladies Team Championships later this month.
The European Senior Ladies’ Team Championship takes place at Sierra GC in Poland from 30 August – 3 September.
The top two players on the Scottish Golf Senior Women’s Orders of Merit have earned selection, along with four selectors’ picks.
The two automatic selections from the Senior Women’s Order of Merit were Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) and Alex Glennie from Kilmarnock Barassie, with Lorna Bennett captain of the team.

SCOTLAND SENIOR WOMEN'S TEAM
    Alex Glennie, Kilmarnock Barassie
    Gillian Kyle, East Renfrewshire
    Lorna McKinlay, Dunnikier Park
    Mary Smith, Tain
    Fiona de Vries, St Regulus
    Sheena Wood, Aberdeen Ladies

SCOTLAND LOSE TO ENGLAND SOUTH ON DAY 3 OF THE SCOTTISH VETS JAMBOREE

England North win Vets' title at Panmure 

England North won the Veteran Ladies Golf Association Jamboree at Panmure Golf Club today. North and South both won twice and halved with each other to gain 2.5 points each.
The results were determined by the aggregate of individual match points; 17.5 to 15.5.
Scotland lost 6-3 to England on the final day
 
SCOTLAND 3, ENGLAND SOUTH 6 
Foursomes: 1-2
Lorna McKinlay and Lesley Lloyd lost to Amanda Mayne and Jo Galway 5 and 3
Alex Glennie and Mary Smith lost to Felicity Christine and Katherine Russell 2 and 1
Fiona de Vries and Meg Sievwright beat Chris Quinn and Jenny Deeley 2 and 1.
Singles: 2-4
Sheena Wood lost to Jo Sturrocks 4 and 3
Gillian Kyle beat Felicity Christine 2 holes.
Meg Sievwright lost to Aileen Greenfield 1 hole.
Alex Glennie lost to Jo Galway 2 holes.
Mary Smith lost to Amanda Mayne 2 and 1.
Lesley Lloyd beat Katherine Russell 1 hole.

ENGLAND MIDLANDS 2.5, ENGLAND NORTH 6.5
Foursomes: 1-2
Debbie Warren and Lindsey Shaw beat Caroline Berry and Sue Dye 2 and 1.
Carol Wild and Mary MacLaren lost to Gill Mellor and Cath Rawthore 5 and 4
Sue Spencer and Sally Sketcher lost to Julie Wheeldon and Ally Hansen 3 and 2.
Singles: 1.5-4.5
Helen Lowe lost to Caroline Berry 2 and 1
Debbie Warren halved with Cath Rawthore
Mary MacLaren lost to Karen Jobling 6 and 4
Lindsey Shaw lost to Karen Lee 6 and 4
Sally Sketcher lost to Gill Mellor 4 and 2
Sue Spencer beat Ally Hansen 2 and 1

League Table
North 2.5pts (17.5 games won)
South 2.5 pts (15.5)
Midlands 1 pt (14)
Scotland 0 pt (7)

Thanks go to Gillian Kirkwood and Colin Farquharson for the reported results.

SCOTTISH VETS TEAM LOSE TO ENGLAND NORTH TEAM ON DAY 2 OF THE 2016 JAMBOREE

Scotland lost for the second day in a row at the Veteran Ladies Jamboree tournament over the Panmure Golf Club course near Carnoustie. They were beaten 6.5-2.5 by the England North team.
England South and England North are level at the top of the table with one day to go.
Details: 
SCOTLAND 2.5, ENGLAND NORTH 6.5
Foursomes: 1-2
Sheena Wood and Lorna McKinlay halved with Karen Jobling and Karen Lee
Lesley Lloyd and Gillian Kyle lost to Gill Mellor and Cath Rawthore 3 and 2.
Alex Glennie and Mary Smith  halved with Julie Wheeldon and Ally Hanson
Singles: 1.5-4.5
Sheena Wood lost to Caroline Berry 4 and 2
Fiona de Vries lost to Karen Jobling 1 hole
Lorna McKinlay lost to Gill Mellor 4 and 2.
Lesley Lloyd lost to Karen Lee 2 and 1
Mary Smith beat Sue Dye 4 and 3.
Meg Sievwright halved with Ally Hansen

ENGLAND SOUTH 5, ENGLAND MIDLANDS 4
Foursomes: 2-1
Jo Shorrocks and Amanda Mayne lost to Julie Brown and Lindsay Shaw 5 and 4
Felicity Christine and Aileen Greenfield beat Helen Lowe and Mary MacLaren 3 and 1
Chris Quinn and Jenny Deeley beat Sue Spencer and Sally Sketcher 3 and 2.
Singles: 3-3
Jo Shorrocks halved with Helen Lowe
Felicity Christine halved with Julie Brown
Aileen Greenfield lost to Lindsey Shaw 1 hole
Katherine Russell lost to Debbie Warren 1 hole
Chris Quinn beat Carol Wild 6 and 5.
Jenny Deeley beat Mary McLaren 2 and 1.

League Table
South 1.5pt
North 1.5pt
Midlands 1pt
Scotland 0pt

SCOTLAND VETS LOSE TO ENGLAND MIDLANDS TEAM ON DAY 1 OF THE 2016 JAMBOREE

Scotland were overpowered by the England Midlands team in the singles after losing the foursomes narrowly  on the opening day of the Veteran Ladies Jamboree at Panmure Golf Club, near Carnoustie.
Midlands won 7.5-1.5 in the end and are the early leaders of the table as England's North and South teams drew 4.5-4.5 in the day's other match.
Details:
SCOTLAND 1.5, ENGLAND MIDLANDS 7.5

Foursomes: 1-2
Alex Glennie and Fiona de Vries lost to Julie Brown and Debbie Warren 2 and 1
Lesley Lloyd and Gillian Kyle halved with Helen Lowe and Mary MacLaren
Sheena Wood and Meg Sievwright halved with Sue Spencer and Sally Sketcher
Singles (0.5-5.5)
Meg Sievwright lost to Helen Lowe 4 and 3
Mary Smith lost to Debbie Warren 2 and 1.
Lorna McKinlay halved with Lindsay Shaw
Fiona de Vries lost to Carol Wild 2 and 1.
Alex Glennie lost to Sue Spencer 1 hole.
Sheena Wood lost Sally Sketcher 4 and 3.

ENGLAND NORTH 4.5, ENGLAND SOUTH 4.5

To read the full results go to the  KIRKWOOD GOLF WEBSITE

SCOTTISH VETS PLAY THEIR ANNUAL JAMBOREE TOMORROW

West Vets -- Gillian Kyle, Alex Glennie and Lesley Lloyd
PHOTO COURTESY OF GILLIAN KYLE

The Scottish Veteran Ladies Golfing Association in the annual Jamboree against North, Midlands and South of England at Panmure Golf Club, Barry, near Carnoustie  begins tomorrow Tuesday 2nd, Wednesday 3rd, and Thursday 4th August 2016

SCOTTISH VETS TEAM
Photo - Courtesy of Gillian Kyle

Good Luck to all the team:

Fiona de Vries (Midlands)
Alex Glennie (West)
Gillian Kyle (West)
Lesley Lloyd (West)
Lorna McKinlay (Midlands)
Meg Sievwright (Highlands)
Mary Smith (Highlands)
Sheena Wood (North)
Reserves: 
Anne Ryan (Highlands)
Lorna Bennett (Midlands)

ALEX, GILLIAN AND LESLEY ARE SELECTED FOR THE SCOTTISH VETS JAMBOREE

The team to represent the Scottish Veteran Ladies Golfing Association in the annual Jamboree against North, Midlands and South of England at Panmure Golf Club, Barry, near Carnoustie  on Tuesday 2nd, Wednesday 3rd, and Thursday 4th August 2016 is:

Fiona de Vries (Midlands)
Alex Glennie (West)
Gillian Kyle (West)
Lesley Lloyd (West)
Lorna McKinlay (Midlands)
Meg Sievwright (Highlands)
Mary Smith (Highlands)
Sheena Wood (North)
Reserves: 
Anne Ryan (Highlands)
Lorna Bennett (Midlands)

Supporters will be very welcome.

ALEX GLENNIE IS BEATEN IN SEMIS BY SHEENA WOOD WHO GOES ON TO WIN THE SCOTTISH SENIORS MATCHPLAY TITLE

Sheena Wood -- 2016 Scottish Seniors Matchplay Champion 

Alex Glennie - 2016 Scottish Seniors Strokeplay Champion

Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies), beaten in last year's final, is the new Scottish Senior Women's match-play champion.
She KO'd top seed Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie), winner of the stroke-play title earlier in the week, 3 and 2 in this morning's semi-finals and then beat American Ashley Rose, a Royal Dornoch member, by 3 and 2 in the final at Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club.
Wood, two down after five holes in the final, never looked back after winning the seventh, eighth and ninth for a one-hole lead.
She eventually broke her opponent's resistance by winning the 15th and 16th to end the match.
Aileen Baker (Crail Golfing Society) won the handicap final, beating Caroline King (Clober) by 3 and 2 in the final after being one up on the 12th tee.

RESULTS:
SCRATCH
SEMI-FINALS - S Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) bt A Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 3 and 2; A Rose (Royal Dornoch) bt K Sutherland (Royual Montrose) 3 and 1.
FINAL - Wood bt Rose 3 and 2.

HANDICAP
SEMI-FINALS - C King (Clober) bt F Clark (Fortrose and Rosemarkie) 4 and 3; A Baker (Crail GS) bt M Barr (Nairn) 2 holes.
FINAL - Baker bt King 3 and 2. Thanks go to Colin Farquarson for the report and photos

MATCHPLAY FINAL DAY RESULTS - SCOTTISH SENIORS

CLICK HERE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

NETT MATCHPLAY REULTS 

WEST VETS FOURSOMES TEAM FOR THE MATCH AGAINST THE EAST

The following players have been chosen to represent the West Vets in the Foursomes Match v East at Baberton on Tuesday 16th August.

1) Anabel Kane (10 Kilmacolm) & Joanne Sharp (10 Kilmarnock Barassie)
2) Anne Judge (11 Ranfurly Castle) & Carol Fell (10 Ranfurly Castle)
3) Cathy Morton (12 Eastwood) & Marion Stewart (13 Kilmacolm)
4) Liz Hale (11 Caldwell) & Enid Young (12 Balmore)
5) Karen Maxwell (11 Milngavie) & Lynn McColl (11 Carrick)

Reserves : Morag Key (13 Ralston), Morag Little (13 Whitecraigs) & Fiona Roger (14 Ranfurly Castle).
Many thanks to all those who were willing to be considered - your support is much appreciated.

June Lockhart (Vice Captain)

ALEX GLENNIE WINS THROUGH TO SEMI FINALS OF THE SCOTTISH SENIORS MATCHPLAY

Scottish senior women's match-play at Fortrose and Rosemarkie

SHEENA WOOD TEST FOR DOUBLE- CHASING ALEX GLENNIE

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) is through to the semi-finals in her bid to become the third player in as many years to win both the stroke-play and match-play titles at the Scottish Senior Women's Championships at Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club.
But first she will have to beat a formidable opponent in Sheena Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) in the round of the last four on Saturday morning.
Wood, beaten in last year's final by Martine Pow (Selkirk) who is not defending, won through at the 21st against Lorna McKinlay (Dunnikier Park) after being three up on the 10th tee in the quarter-finals.
Glennie beat Linda Dyball (Pitreavie) by 3 and 2 to reach the last four.
The other semi-final will feature Royal Dornoch American member, Ashley Rose and Kathleen Sutherland (Royal Montrose). Rose was taken to the 18th green in both her ties while Sutherland also won by one hole in her quarter-final against No 2 seed Fiona de Vries (St Rule).

SCOTTISH SENIOR WOMEN'S MATCH-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
Fortrose and Rosemarkie GC
SCRATCH

FIRST ROUND - A Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) bt L Terry (Cruden Bay) 5 and 4, L Dyball (Pitreavie) bt E Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies) 3 and 2, S Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) bt S MacVicar (Nairn) 4 and 3, L McKinlay (Dunnikier Pak) bt A Hanson (Glencorse) 1 hole, A Rose (Royal Dornoch) bt D Young (North Berwick) 2 holes, M Smith (Tain) bt L Grieve (Musselburgh) 5 and 4, K Sutherland (Royal Montrose) bt A Ryan (Tain) 3 and 2, F De Vries (St Rule) bt L Fraser (Fortrose and Rosemarkie) 2 holes.

QUARTER-FINALS - Glennie bt Dyball 3 and 2, Wood bt McKinlay at 21st, Rose bt Smith 1 hole, Sutherland bt De Vries 1 hole.

HANDICAP
FIRST ROUND - F Clark (Fortrose and Rosemarkie) bt J Bryans (Harburn) 1 hole, I Chapman (Forfar) bt M Thurston (Ladies Panmure Barry) 4 and 3, C King (Clober) bt L Graham (Carnoustie Ladies) at 20th, A Freeman (Ladies Panmure Barry) bt M Wardrop (Turnhouse) 5 and 3, M Barr (Nairn) bt C Kinnaird (Glencorse) 3 and 2, A Ford (Ullapool) bt B Biggart (North Berwick) 2 holes, J Nicol (Inverness) w.o. C Macandrew (Nairn Dunbar) scr, A Baker (Crail GS) bt E Coghill (Royal Dornoch) 2 and 1.

QUARTER-FINALS - Clark bt Chapman 2 and 1, King bt Freeman 2 and 1, Barr bt Ford 7 and 5, Baker bt Nicol 7 and 5.

Alex Glennie wins Scottish Seniors Strokeplay Title

Alex Glennie wins title at high-scoring Scottish senior women's championship
By COLIN FARQUHARSON

Despite having only one birdie over 36 holes, Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) won the Scottish senior women's amateur stroke-play championship at Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club today.
Her rounds of 77 and 78 for 13-over-par 155 gave her a two-stroke victory margin from Fiona de Vries (St Rule) (76-81) with Mary Smith (Tain) a further two shots back in third place with scores of 79 and 80.
Overnight leader Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) could manage only seven pars in a second-round 86, which included two triple bogey 7s, and her 11-stroke slump saw her slide down to a fourth place finish.
It was another day of nightmare scoring. One player took a 16 at the par-5 fourth and reached the turn in 66. There was one 11 and six 10s among the other returns.
Even the winner found the going tough. Glennie was out in 39 with a double bogey 6 at the second and another shot shed at the ninth. She then bogeyed four holes in a row from the 10th, dropped another sot at the 16th before notching a lone birdie at the 17th for halves of 39.
Runner-up De Vries had a quadruple bogey 8 at the 17th in an inward 41 for an 81.
An even local knowledge could not save Mary Smith (Tain) from running up two 7s on outward 43.
The leading 16 players qualified for the match-play championship over the next two days.
There was a five-way tie on 170 for the 16th place and, after a comparison of the second rounds, Lynne Fraser (Fortrose and Rosemarkie), who had an 80, was named the last match-play qualifier and, therefore, top seed Glennie's opponent in the first round.
Those who lost out in the countback were Jennifer Bryans (Harburn) 85, Lynn Terry (Cruden Bay) 85, Louise Graham (Carnoustie Ladies) 88 and Christine McAndrew (Nairn Dunbar) 89.

SCOTTISH SENIOR WOMEN'S STROKE-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club
QUALIFIERS FOR MATCH-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
par 142 (2x71). SSS 72. CSS 72, 75 (r/o)
155 A Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie) 77 78
157 F de Vries (St Rule) 76 81
159 M Smith (Tain) 79 80
161 S Wood (Aberdeen Ladies) 75 86
163 A Hanson (Glencorse) 83 80
164 A Rose (Royal Dornoch) 82 82
165 K Sutherland (Royal Montrose) 83 82, E Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies) 80 85
166 L Dyball (Pitreavie) 82 84
167 A Ryan (Tain) 78 89, D Young (North Berwick) 77 90.
168 K Ballantyne (Craigmillar Park) 83 85
169 L McKinlay (Dunnikier Park) 82 87, S MacVicar (Nairn) 80 89, L Grieve (Musselburgh) 80 89.
170 (after countback) L Fraser (Fortrose and Rosemarkie) 90 80.

To view all the scores and check the scorecards
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ALEX GLENNIE IS THE BEST WEST VET IN ROUND ONE OF THE 2016 SCOTTISH SENIORS

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Sheena Wood leads the field at the halfway stage of the Scottish senior women's stroke-play championship at Fortrose and Rosemarkie.
The Aberdeeen Ladies GC member shot a first round of four-over-par 75 which was good enough to put her in the pole position, a stroke ahead of Fiona de Vries (St Rule and two ahead of joint third placed Dawn Young (North Berwick) and Alex Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie).
Tain sisters Anne Ryan and Mary Smith, who would know the course better than most, are lying fifth and sixth with scores of 78 and 79 respectively.
Nobody found the course easy. County class player Meg Sievwright (Buckpool), took an 11 at the par-3 fifth hole and required 54 shots for the front nine before she finished in 96.
De Vries had a triple bogey 7 at the second and a double bogey 6 at the 12th in compiling a 76.
Leader Wood had only one birdie, at the 14th, but she avoided major disasters, although bogeying five holes, including the last two when pars would have given her a three-shot lead.
Martine Pow (Selkirk) did not enter this year after winning both the stroke-play and match-play titles 12 months ago on her debut when she beat Wood in the match-play final. Without Pow in the field, Sheena has a chance to be the third double title-winner in a row by the end of the week.

SCOTTISH SENIOR WOMEN'S AMATEUR STROKE-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
Fortrose and Rosemarkie GC
LEADING FIRST ROUND SCORES
Par 71 SSS 72 CSS 72
75 S Wood (Aberdeen Ladies)
76 F de Vries (St Rule).
77 D Young (North Berwick), A Glennie (Kilmarnock Barassie)
78 A Ryan (Tain).
79 M Smith (Tain).
80 S MacVicar (Nairn), E Whyte (Aberdeen Ladies), L Grieve (Musselburgh).
81 F Ford (Murrayfield), C McAndrew (Nairn Dunbar).
82 E Coghill (Royal Dornoch), L McKinlay (Dunnikier Park), A Rose (Royal Dornoch), A Ford (Ullapool), L Dyball (Pitreavie).
83 K Ballantyne (Craigmillar Park), K Sutherland (Royal Montrose), A Hanson (Glencorse), M M Ferguson (Murrayfield).
84 J Paterson (Drumpellier), M Hughes (Lanark), C King (Clober).
85 L Terry (Cruden Bay), M Wardrop (Turnhouse), J Bryans (Harburn)

WERE YOU A WEST GIRL -- THEN WHY NOT COME TO THE 60th ANNIVERSARY GREENSOME AT WEST KILBRIDE

West Girls’ 60^th Anniversary Greensomes at West Kilbride on 4^th August

Uptake so far for the above event is a bit disappointing and Committee are concerned there won’t be sufficient entries to run the competition.

Maybe you’re planning to come but just haven’t yet sent in your entry?   Can we encourage you to pop it in the post now, preferably by the end of June as this will help the organising committee.   

A great day is planned with amazing prizes, fantastic raffle, good food and time to catch up with friends.  

More details on the entry form which can be DOWNLOADED HERE  or from the  West Girls Website ........or 'phone 01505 683401,  or  e-mail june_kerr69@hotmail.com

CLICK PUBLICITY ADVERT ABOVE TO ENLARGE

Calling all “old” and “current” West Girls to

The  60^th Anniversary Greensomes at West Kilbride Golf Club

on Thursday, 4^th August 2016

CLICK HERE FOR YOUR ENTRY FORM

EAST TEAM RETAIN THE ELISE DUNCAN TROPHY

West Team

East  Team

The Scratch S.V.L.G.A. West team played the East at West Kilbride for the Elise Duncan Trophy. The weather was fantastic and the course was in excellent condition,but the West team succumbed to the wonderful putting of the East team who were coached by Anne Brownie the East Captain who had been down at West Kilbride the week before.
Anne Brownie playing against Patricia Davidson was not even put off by a large branch falling off a tree at the first tee - she had to stop mid swing and managed to regroup and send her drive down the middle of the fairway.
The matches were all very close and the result of the match was not determined until the last game on the course finished May Hughes against Jane Herd which resulted in a draw so the East won 5 / 4.
Results
West names first.
Gillian Kyle (East Renfrewshire) lost 3/2 to Anne Hanson ( Glencorse )
Carol Whyte (Milngavie ) lost 2/1 to Jennifer Bryans ( Harburn )
Lesley Lloyd ( Hayston ) lost 3/2 to Sue Penman ( Gullane )
Liz Stewart (Greenburn ) halved with Lesley Johnston (Gullane )
Jane Finnie (Troon ) won 1 up against Karen Ballantyne (Craigmillar Pk.)
Ros Purdom ( Prestwick St. N. ) won 5/4 against Anne Henderson (Gullane)
May Hughes (Lanark ) halved with Jane Herd (Gullane )
Patricia Davidson ( Erskine ) lost 3/2 to Anne Brownie ( Gullane )
Robina Gilbertson ( Prestwick St. N. ) won 2/1 against Hazel Saunders (Gullane)

Match Result:  West. 4 -  East. 5
Well done the East who retain the Trophy and we look forward to a rematch next year

CLICK HERE TO SEE SOME MORE PHOTOS

Thanks go to West Vets Captain Marion Stewart for the report and Photographs

WEST VETS WIN AGAINST MIDLANDS

West Vets Team

West and Midlands

Midlands Team

West Vets Captain is presented with the Trophy by Midlands Captain Sheilagh Quinn

On a glorious sunny day at Kilmacolm Golf Club with no thunderstorms and only a tiny spit of rain, not enough to dampen the players enthusiasm S.V.L.G.A. 
West defeated the Midlands team  6 games to 4 .

Thanks go to the greenkeepers who had the course in wonderful condition, to Susan Reid Lady Captain of Kilmacolm Golf Club who started the players off and to the catering staff who produced such an excellent meal.

RESULTS WEST PLAYERS FIRST
Jennifer Mack (Haggs) beat Shona Leighton (Alyth) 4 and2
Helen Faulds Douglas Park lost to Moira Lunby (King James v1 th ) 4 and 2
Linda McDougall (Greenock) beat Kathleen Duncan (Pitlochry) 4 and  3
Anabel Kane (Kilmacolm) beat Emma Wilson (Elie and Earlsferry) 3 and 2
June Lockhart (Gleddoch) lost to Winifred McCallum 5 and 4
Karen Maxwell (Milngavie) lost to Mary Hope (Blairgowrie) 1 up
Liz Hale (Caldwell ) beat Lizzie McGraw (Auchterarder) 2up 
Anne Judge (Ranfurly  Castle ) beat Brenda Clough (Blairgowrie) 7 and 5
Lynn McColl (Bearsden) beat Moira Begbie (Ladybank) 2 and 1
Enid Young (Balmore) lost to Liz Fertacz ((Blairgowrie) 2 up

Final score West 6     Midlands.   4