Talented teenagers aim for Scottish honours

Talented teenagers aim for Scottish honours
8th March 2011

Six talented teenagers have been selected to represent the English Women's Golf Association at the Scottish U16 open strokeplay championship at Strathmore from April 14-16.

They are Georgia Hall (Remedy Oak), Emma Harris (Peel Ladies'), Kyra Horlock (Broadstone), Bronte Law (Bramhall), Amber Ratcliffe (Royal Cromer) and Olivia Winning (Rotherham).

Georgia and Bronte, both England girl internationals, are members of EWGA's U18 squad, while the other four all train with the regional Select squads.

The championship squad:
Georgia Hall, 14, (Remedy Oak) is the English U15 champion and was a member of England's winning Girls' Home International team. She's a past English U13 champion.

Emma Harris, 15, (Peel Ladies') was the U14 winner at the Northern girls' and the North of England U16 championships. She's been the Isle of Man champion three times, first winning the title at the age of 12.

Kyra Horlock, 15, (Broadstone) is the South West, the Wiltshire ladies' and the Wiltshire girls' champion. She also won the Dorset schools' title and reached the final of the Faldo Series.

Bronte Law, 16, was a member of England's winning Girls' Home International team. She has won a host of titles and is currently the Northern ladies' champion and was runner-up in the English U15s.

Amber Ratcliffe, 15, (Royal Cromer) has been the English schools' U16 champion for the past two years and is also the East region ladies' and girls' champion.

Olivia Winning, 16, (Rotherham) is a Yorkshire first team player and represented the team at County Finals. She was runner-up in the English U16 schools' and in the Northern girls' championships.