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Vagliano Trophy Royal Porthcawl, Wales 24-25 June 2011 Vagliano Trophy Royal Porthcawl, Wales 24-25 June 2011 Results Day 1 - Friday, 24 June 2011 Foursomes GB&I Score EUROPE Kelly Tidy Sophia Popov 1 2/1 Amy Boulden Lara Katzy Holly Clyburn Alexandra Bonetti 4/3 1 Danielle McVeigh Manon Gidali Kelsey Macdonald Marta Silva 1 1 UP Louise Kenney Camilla Hedberg Pamela Pretswell Therese Kolbaek 1 UP 1 Stephanie Meadow Madelene Sagstrom Total Foursomes 2 2 Singles GB&I Score EUROPE Kelly Tidy 0 1 UP 1 Alexandra Bonetti Amy Boulden 0 4/2 1 Marta Silva Kelsey Macdonald 1 1 UP 0 Celine Boutier Holly Clyburn 0 3/2 1 Therese Kolbaek Leona Maguire 1 3/2 0 Manon Gidali Stephanie Meadow 0 1 UP 1 Madelene Sagstrom Danielle McVeigh 0.5 A/S 0.5 Camilla Hedberg Louise Kenney 0 1 UP 1 Sophia Popov Total Singles 2.5 5.5 Total Day 1 4.5 7.5 Vagliano Trophy Royal Porthcawl, Wales 24-25 June 2011 Results Day 2 - Saturday, 25 June 2011 Foursomes GB&I Score EUROPE Kelly Tidy Alexandra Bonetti 1 3/1 0 Amy Boulden Manon Gidali Kelsey Macdonald Marta Silva 0 2/1 1 Louise Kenney Camilla Hedberg Pamela Pretswell Sophia Popov 0 1UP 1 Stephanie Meadow Lara Katzy Leona Maguire Madelene Sagstrom 1 6/4 0 Danielle McVeigh Therese Kolbaek Total Foursomes 2 2 Singles GB&I Score EUROPE Holly Clyburn 0 1 UP 1 Marta Silva Leona Maguire 1 3/1 0 Celine Boutier Kelsey Macdonald 0 3/2 1 Alexandra Bonetti Stephanie Meadow 0 1 UP 1 Therese Kolbaek Kelly Tidy 0 5/4 1 Lara Katzy Amy Boulden 0 2/1 1 Camilla Hedberg Pamela Pretswell 1 2 UP Madelene Sagstrom Danielle McVeigh 0 3/1 1 Sophia Popov Total Singles 2 6 Total Day 2 4 8 Total Day 1 4.5 7.5 Match Result 8.5 15.5 Vagliano Trophy Royal Porthcawl, Wales 24-25 June 2011 COMPOSITION OF TEAMS Great-Britain and Ireland Captain : Tegwen Matthews (Wales) Name Country AMY BOULDEN Wales HOLLY CLYBURN England LOUISE KENNEY Scotland KELSEY MacDONALD Scotland DANIELLE McVEIGH Ireland LEONA MAGUIRE Ireland STEPHANIE MEADOW Ireland PAMELA PRETSWELL Scotland KELLY TIDY England Continent Europe Captain : Anne Lanrezac (France) Name Country ALEXANDRA BONETTI France CELINE BOUTIER France MARION GIDALI France CAMILLA HEDBERG Spain LARA KATZY Germany THERESE KOELBAEK Denmark SOPHIA POPOV Germany MADELENE SAGSTROM Sweden MARTA SILVA Spain Junior Vagliano Trophy Royal Porthcawl, Wales 24-25 June 2011 Results Day 1 - Friday, 24 June 2011 Foursomes GB&I Score EUROPE Charley Hull Karolin Lampert 1 1 UP 0 Georgia Hall Quirine Eijkenboom Amber Ratcliffe Clara Baena 0 1 UP 1 Clara Young Ha Rang Lee Chloe Williams Emily Pedersen 0.5 A/S 0.5 Bronte Law Shannon Aubert Total Foursomes 1.5 1.5 Singles GB&I Score EUROPE Charley Hull 0 4/2 1 Karolin Lampert Chloe Williams 0 6/5 1 Shannon Aubert Amber Ratcliffe 0 4/3 1 Clara Baena Georgia Hall 1 3/2 0 Ha Rang Lee Clara Young 0 7/5 1 Emily Pedersen Bronte Law 0 3/2 1 Quirine Eijkenboom Total Singles 1 5 Total Day 1 2.5 6.5 Results Day 2 - Saturday, 25 June 2011 Foursomes GB&I Score EUROPE Charley Hull Karolin Lampert 0 3/2 1 Georgia Hall Quirine Eijkenboom Amber Ratcliffe Clara Baena 0 4/3 1 Clara Young Ha Rang Lee Chloe Williams Emily Pedersen 1 6/5 0 Bronte Law Shannon Aubert Total Foursomes 1 2 Singles GB&I Score EUROPE Bronte Law 0 1 UP 1 Karolin Lampert Georgia Hall 0.5 A/S 0.5 Clara Baena Chloe Williams 1 2/1 0 Ha Rang Lee Amber Ratcliffe 0 4/3 1 Shannon Aubert Charley Hull 0 2 UP 1 Emily Pedersen Clara Young 0 4/2 1 Quirine Eijkenboom Total Singles 1.5 4.5 Total Day 2 2.5 6.5 Total Day 1 2.5 6.5 Match Result 5 13 Junior Vagliano Trophy Royal Porthcawl, Wales 24-25 June 2011 Great-Britain and Ireland Captain : Sue Turner (Wales) Name Country GEORGIA HALL England CHARLEY HULL England BRONTE LAW England AMBER RATCLIFFE England CLARA YOUNG Scotland CHLOE WILLIAMS Wales Continent Europe Captain : Kristin Gunhildrud (Norway) Name Country SHANNON AUBERT France CLARA BAENA Spain QUIRINE EIJKENBOOM Germany CAROLIN LAMPERT Germany HA RANG LEE Spain EMILY PEDERSEN Denmark .
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