The annual match between Cheshire Boys and Cheshire girls is always very competitive and played in great spirit with some super golf and etiquette.
All of these qualities were there in abundance at Bramhall Golf Club who were superb hosts on an excellent day outlining the great work done by CCLGA and CUGC in developing junior golf at all levels.
Both teams and officials were delighted that Bramhall Junior Captain and Cheshire and international junior star Dan Hayes was there to meet up with his old friends from golf.
On a day of pretty awful weather across the region Bramhall managed avoid the worst of it to set up a terrific match with the girls team delighted to come out smiling with a big 6-2 win.
Crewe’s young star Morgan Bollan got the girls off to a good start beating Boys Captain Harry Kell 2/1.
The boys drew level with a 3/2 win for Ben Buchanan over the Girls Captain Milly Tighe.
The next three games put the girls in charge with wins for Eryn Gravett one up, Esme Graham 4/2 and Emilia Gravett 4/2.
Laurent Beech pulled a point back for the boys winning 4/2
But there was no stopping the girls as they roared to victory with wins for Lorna McCrone two up and Jessica Flynn 6/4.
A great day for junior golf in Cheshire and Cheshire President Roy Claxton gave deserving credit to all at Bramhall for their help and support, the junior organisers and parents and also the wonderful young golfers before presenting a Cheshire plaque to the Bramhall Captain for their hosting of the day. Boys team ltr Ellis Courtnell (Ringway), Laurent Beech (Eaton),Ian Self (U16 manager), Cole Self (Ringway), Dan Hayes, Lucas Kuiper (Stockport), Harry Kell (Sandiway Boys Captain), Ben Buchanan (Dunham Forest), Shinil Balakrishnan (Royal Liverpool) Cheshire officials Andrew Henshall and Jonathan Kell.
Girls team left to right Emilia Gravett (Astbury), Jessica Flynn (Bramall Park), Naomi Willans (Astbury), Lorna McCrone (Wallasey), Dan Hayes, Morgan Bollan (Crewe), Eryn Gravett (Astbury), Milly Tighe (Girls Captain Ringway), Esme Graham (Wallasey).
