SENIOR MEN'S HOME INTERNATIONALS AT NORTH BERWICK

SCOTLAND BEAT IRELAND 7-2

Scotland made a good start to the Senior Men's Home Internationals at North Berwick GC by beating Ireland 7-2.
In the other Day 1 match, England beat Wales 5 1/2-3 1/2
WEDNESDAY'S MATCHES
England v Ireland
Scotland v Wales

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EUROPEAN TOUR Q SCHOOL STAGE 1 AT FRILFORD HEATH

ROSS KELLETT AND MICHAEL  

STEWART MAKE GOOD START

Par 72

65 Daniel Woltman (USA), Daniel Gavins (England)
66 Nick McCarthy (England), Henry Featherstone (England)
67 George Parker (England)

SCOTS SCORES
68 Ross Kellett (T6)
69 Michael Stewart (T10)
70 Mark Hillson (T20)
72 Scott Stewart-Cation (T45)

 

BUCHANAN AND KILOH LEADIGN SCOTS IN DUBAI CREEK OPEN

Dubai-based Tom Buchanan and Portlethen's rookie pro Sam Kiloh (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre) are the top two Scots with a round to go in the Dubai Creek Open.
Buchanan shot the best score of the day - a 67 - to move up into a share of fourth place on 140.
Kiloh slipped back to joint 23rd on 144 with scores of 70 and 74.
He is a shot ahead of Clark Lutton (69-76) and two ahead of Conor O'Neil (Mearns Castle) (74-72).

 SECOND-ROUND LEADERBOARD
136 Craig Vancel (England) (am) 68 68
136 Shafiq Masih 69 68
SCOTS SCORES
14O Tom Buchanan 73 67 (T4)
144 Sam Kiloh 70 74 (T23)
145 Clarke Lutton 69 76 (T27)
146 Conor O'Neil 74 72 (T34)
147 Paul Doherty 74 73 (T37)
148 James Steven (am) 70 78

MISSED THE CUT (150 and better qualified)
151 Daniel Kay (am) 71 80
156 Colin Fraser (am) 76 80, Fraser McKenna 79 77, Colin waddell 77 79
157 James Hendrick 77 80


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DUKE OF YORK YOUNG CHAMPIONS' TOURNAMENT

              Murray Naysmith ... an eventful day. Picture by Cal Carson Golf Agency.

EWEN FERGUSON POISED TO MAKE 

CHALLENGE AT BALGOWNIE

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Colin@scottishgolfview.com
There's never been a Scottish winner since the Duke of York Young Champions'  54-hole golf tournament started in 2001 - but Bearsden's Ewen Ferguson is poised to put an end to that over the next two days at Royal Aberdeen's classic Balgownie links.
Ferguson, British boys champion last year and winner of both the Scottish U18 boys' stroke and match-play titles, posted a one-over-par 70 in today's opening round in calm conditions.
He is one of four players sharing second place, breathing down the neck of leader Gisli Sveinbergsson from Iceland, who had a 69.
Murray Naysmith (Marriott Dalmahoy) is joint 15th on 74 while Calum Fyfe (Cawder) is sharing 22nd place.
There are no Scottish girls in the field. Ferguson could hardly have been steadier. He had 17 pars and one birdie, achieved at the par-3 17th.

"The course was there for the taking, I could have shot a really low score but I'm sure everyone was thinking that today," said Ferguson, who plays off plus three. "That said it's still a very tight course and if you hit it offline you will be punished."

"I stayed patient and didn't try to force anything. Thankfully a birdie eventually dropped at the 17^th where I hit a five-iron into six feet and poured in the birdie putt."

 Naysmith had an eventful afternoon. He played from the wrong tee on the fifth (the club's white tees instead of the tournament tees), which resulted in a two shot penalty and double bogey. The 17-year-old also ran up a triple-bogey seven at the 14^th and his tee shot at the 18^th found bushes on the right.

"Overall, I'm not too disappointed because I was one-under for 15 holes and just had three bad holes," said Naysmith. "I struck the ball really well; it was an eventful day and there is always tomorrow."

In all, nine players in the 54-player field managed to match par or better but Sveinbergsson's effort stood out as the only sub-70 round of the day.

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PAUL LAWRIE INVITATIONAL TEE TIMES FOR SECOND ROJND

Round 2: Deeside Golf Club - Haughton Course 17/09/2014 Tee Time Name 1 8:15 AM Steven Taylor, Bothwell Castle Golf Club Jason McCreadie, Buchanan Castle Golf Club Kenneth Hutton, Downfield Golf Club 1 8:26 AM Scott Catlin, Greenburn Golf Club Jordan Gallagher, Douglas Park Golf Club Graham Mackay, Melville Golf Range 1 8:37 AM Anthony Mackrell, Playsport Golf Keir McNicoll, Gullane Golf Club Paul Shields, Kirkhill Golf Club 1 8:48 AM Fraser Mann, The Carnoustie Golf Club Mark Kerr, Marriott Dalmahoy Golf & Count Paul Robinson, Largs Golf Club 1 8:59 AM Neil Cameron, Blairgowrie Golf Club Graeme Brown, Montrose Golf Links Ltd. Jonathan Lomas, Caprington Golf Club 1 9:10 AM David Thomson, Carnegie Club Stephen Gray, Hayston Golf Club Paul Wardell, Whitekirk Golf Course 1 9:21 AM Robert Arnott, Bishopbriggs Golf Range Gareth Hardy, Belleisle Golf Course Ryan Buckley, Royal Musselburgh Golf Club 1 9:32 AM James McKinnon, Irvine Golf Club Michael Patterson, Kilmacolm Golf Club Cameron Marr, Musselburgh Golf Club 1 9:43 AM Norman Huguet, Musselburgh Golf Club Louis Gaughan, Bathgate Golf Club Jamie Mackay, Turnberry Hotel 1 9:54 AM Stephen Lamb, Peebles Golf Club James McGhee, Bishopbriggs Golf Range Ross Neill, Drumpellier Golf Club 1 10:05 AM Nick Walton, Glasgow Golf Club Tim Poyser, Renaissance Club Craig Haugh, Cawder Golf Club 1 10:16 AM Duncan Williamson, Kirkhill Golf Club David Orr, Mearns Castle Golf Academy 1 10:27 AM Christopher Robinson, Portpatrick Dunskey Golf Club Greg Paxton, Ralston Golf Club Alastair Love, St Andrews for Golf 1 10:38 AM Greg Paterson, St Andrews Links Golf Academy Ross McConnachie, Peterculter Golf Club Graeme Nethercott, Deeside Golf Club 1 10:49 AM Christopher McMaster, Panmure Golf Club Ross Cameron Terry Mathieson, Murcar Links Golf Club 1 11:00 AM Paul O'Hara, Clydeway Golf Sean Fay, Royal Dornoch Golf Club Lee Vannet, Craibstone Golf Centre 1 11:11 AM Craig Lawrie, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Graham Fox, Clydeway Golf Greg McBain, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre 1 11:22 AM Neil Fenwick, Dunbar Golf Club Steven O'Hara, Mouse Valley Golf Club Kris Nicol 1 11:33 AM Kenneth Ferrie Jordan Findlay Scott Costello, Strathaven Golf Club 1 11:44 AM Scott Henderson, Kings Links Golf Centre Malcolm Isaacs, Newmachar Golf Club Gareth Wright, West Linton Golf Club 1 11:55 AM Reece Mitchell, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Craig Ronald, Carluke Golf Club Christopher Currie, Caldwell Golf Club 1 12:06 PM Gavin Hay, Nairn Dunbar Golf Club Chris Kelly Scott Herald, Mearns Castle Golf Academy 1 12:17 PM Fraser Rummins, Canmore Golf Club Daniel Flannery, Caldwell Golf Club Stephen Craig, Craig Golf 79 1 12:28 PM Craig Gordon, Edinburgh Golf Centre Craig Matheson, Falkirk Tryst Golf Club Philip Mclean, Paul Lawrie Golf Centre Complete information is available at Tournament Information Page (TIP)		The Pro-Am Tour Members Club Join The Pro-Am Tour Members Club (free to join). Benefits include £200 payment for managing team booking and £100 for introducing a new amateur. For more info, visit http://www.pro-amtour.com/member More...
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DUKE OF YORK YOUNG CHAMPIONS' TOUIRNAMENT AT ROYAL ABERDEEN

FIRST ROUND SCOREBOARD
Par 71
69 G Sveinbergsson (Ice)
70 C Ricolfi (Ita), E Ferguson (Sco), T Strydom (SAf), R Okazaki (Jap) 
71 P Boshoff (SAf), E Carrete (Mex), R Haarman (Net), L Bettel (Aut). 
72 V Hovland (Nor), O Jespersen (Den), M Penge (Eng).
73 E Lipparelli (Ita), J Hollis (USA)
74 M Naysmith (Sco), J Svensson (Swe)
75 C Dossey (USA), Y Rodriguez (Puerto Rico), J Singh Brar (Eng), R Grimstad (Nor), K Matsumoto (Aus)
76 E Arguelles (Mex), J Davidson (Wal), C Fyfe (Sco).
77 C Rozsa (Hung), M Hiruta (Jap)
78 A Ferlin (Aut), E Prior (Eng), F Zuckermann (Ita), B Chamberlain (Wal), O Bergqvist (Swe).
79 J McCarthy (Ire), K Bang (Den), T Gill (Can),
D Jones (Fin), W Lee (Trin), D Grumberg (Lux), S Mazzoli (Ita).
80 A Meichtry (Swi), H Ryskova (Cze)Gorl
81 C Gorlei (SAf), E Esborn (Swe), M Siakala (Cze), R Kristendottir (Ice), L Naglic (Slovenia), G Germain (Can)
82 D Lamb (USA), S Kumar (Net), S Salonen (Fin).
84 L Becht (Bel), A Svanka (Latvia), D Gradecka (Pol).
85 A Belac (Slovenia)
86 E Kaper (Bel)

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PREVIEW OF THIS WEEK'S NORTHERN COUNTIES CUP FOURSOMES

NEWMACHAR THE TEAM TO BEAT

By ROBIN WILSON 

Just three of the original eight golf clubs, Kirkwall's Orkney, Tain St. Duthus and Aberdeen Victoria, who in 1900 subscribed to the purchase of the Northern Counties Cup that introduced a club foursomes competition between all golf clubs stretching from Kincardine-shire to the northern islands of Orkney and Shetland, have yet to see their names engraved on the cup as winners. 

Aberdeen Victoria are now defunct and Tain St. Duthus evolved into Tain Golf Club so next week could this be Tain's year to put matters right when on the six year rotation of hosting courses the 103^rd double foursomes KO competition gets under way on Thursday over Tain's Tom Morris designed links course?

Cup specialists in recent years have been Newmachar who will arrive at the Ross-shire course as holders with the same four players who have won in three of the last four years, Chris Simpson, Mark McKechnie, John Duff and Richard Barr.

 

Attempting to reverse the recent trend of North East domination, Oldmeldrum won in 2012, will be eleven time winners, Inverness, who travel to Tain in the knowledge of one pairing in their team of four, John Forbes and David Sanderson , who helped Inverness lift the cup when the competition last visited Tain in 2008. Their new second pairing next week will be two of the most prominent winners of stroke play events this season Club champion Bryan Fotheringham and David Joel. 

After receiving a first round bye the Inverness first team tackle Moray 2 in Thursday's second round while at the end of the draw an Inverness second selection led by the experienced Euan Forbes and Laurie Chancellor team up with Johnathon Keith and Keirnan Mackay to play a first game against the Cruden Bay first team.

The city's other two clubs, Torvean and Castle Heather have not entered but from near bye the two Nairn Golf Clubs, The Nairn and Nairn Dunbar are in the field as is Grantown on Spey.    

FIRST-ROUND DRAW FOR THURSDAY

Meldrum House v Deeside

Nairn Dunbar 2 v Fraserburgh

Moray 1 v Duff House Royal

Forres v Royal Dornoch 2

Fortrose 1 v Cruden Bay 2

SECOND ROUND (Thursday)

Newmachar 1 v Tain 2

Grantown on Spey v Strathpeffer Spa

Royal Aberdeen 2 v Banchory

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Erskay v Nairn Dunbar 1

Moray 2 v Inverness 1

Royal Aberdeen 1 v Meldrum House or Deeside. Nigg Bay v Orkney

Muir of Ord v Nairn Dunbar 2 or Fraserburgh. Wick v Tain 1. 

Royal Dornoch 1 v Moray 1 or Duff House Royal. Brora v Turriff

Murcar Links v Forres or Royal Dornoch 2

Elgin v Nairn 2

Fortrose 2 v Fortrose 1 or Cruden Bay 2. Newmachar 2 v Nairn 1. 

Cruden Bay 1 v Inverness 2. 

PAUL LAWRIE INVITATIONAL REPORT AND SCORES

GREG McBAIN SETS PACE WITH A 64

Aberdonian Greg McBain, bidding to become the first man to win the Paul Lawrie Invitational twice, made a superb start to this week's £40,000 54-hole event at Deeside Golf Club.
Early in the day, McBain, who plays out of the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, demonstrated the low-scoring possibilities on soft, holding greens with a six-under-par score of 64, which included eight birdies and bogeys only at the first and 18th.
"I played Deeside quite often in my junior golf days and I've always like the course," said 30-year-old former Newmachar GC member McBain.
"I've certainly got fond memories of this tournament, having won it in 2012. I'm delighted with the way I played today."
McBain birdied the long third and sixth and then chipped in for another birdied at the seventh before getting a 2 at the short eighth.
The flow of birdies continued on a misty but windless morning with gains at the 11th, short 12th, 15th and also at the 17th where he got up and down from a bunker for this eighth and last birdie.
McBain posted his score at lunchtime and five hours later, at the end of play for the day, he was still on his own in the pole position.
Englishman Jonathan Lomas, the former European Tour Rookie of the Year who is now attached to the Ayr Caprington Club, got the closest with a late in the day 66, which included an eagle at the third and birdies at the ninth, short 14th and 18th.
Lomas recently won a Tartan Tour pro-am for the first time.
Gavin Hay, 23-year-old Scottish Young Professional of the Year from the Nairn Dunbar GC pro staff, fills third place overnight with a 67.
despite losing a ball at the eighth in the light rough.
"Quite bizarre, really," said Gavin. "I thought I would walk straight to it. Never crossed my mind, we would not find it. But we didn't."
So that misfortune cost him a double bogey 6 but he wiped that out with birdies at the third, fourth, ninth, 11th, 13th, 15th and 17th - seven in all.
His single bogeys came at the second and 16th. 
Graham Fox (Clydeway Golf) had the best outwad half of 31 with birdies at the firfst, fifth, sixth, eighth and ninth after opening with a bogey at the short first hole.
But Fox's flame died down after the turn. He ran up a double bogey 6 at the 11th and also dropped shots at the 15th and 18th for a par-matching 70.
Scottish PGA champion Gareth Wright had an uncharacteristic round of five-over 75 which means he must tighten up if he is to avoid the cut to the leading 30 and ties after the second round.
The West Linton-based Welshman had only one birdie, at the third, and he double bogeyed the short 14th as well as shedding shots at the first, second, 10th and 16th.
In all, 14 players had scores of one-under-par 69 or less. Five of them are on 68 and six on 69 so, as David Huish used to say: "This tournament is not over yet."
For those not in the leading 30 and ties at the end of the second round it will be. That's the cut mark to play Thursday's third and final round.

4th PAUL LAWRIE INVITATIONAL
Deeside Golf Club, Aberdeen.
FIRST ROUND
Par 70
64 G McBain (Paul Lawrie GC)
66 J Lomas (Caprington).
67 G Hay (Nairn Dunbar)
68 C Robinson (Portpatrick Dunskey), C Kelly (unatt), D Flannery (Caldwell), P Wardell (Whitekirk), R Arnott (Bishopbriggs).
69 P O'Hara (Clydeway Golf), C Lawrie (Paul Lawrie GC), K Ferrie (unatt), J Findlay (Paul Lawrie GC), K McNicoll (Gullane), J McGhee (Bishopbriggs).
70 G Paterson (St Andrews GA), G Fox (Clydeway Golf), N Fenwick (Dunbar), S Henderson (Kings Links), C Currie (Caldwell), P Robinson (Largs), J McKinnon (Irvine), M Patterson (Kilmacolm), L Gaughan (Balmore)
71 G Paxton (Ralston), R Cameron (Saltire Energy), L Vannet (Craibstone), C Ronald (Carluke), C Gordon (Edinburgh GC), J McCreadie (Buchanan Castle), J Gallagher (Douglas Park), P Shields (Kirkhill), M Kerr (Marriott Dalmahoy), C Marr (Musselburgh), S Gray (Hayston), R Neill (Drumpellier).
72 T Mathieson (Murcar Links), N Cameron (Blairgowrie), S Catlin (Greenburn).
73 M Isaacs (Newmachar), S Taylor (Bothwell Castle), G Brown (Montrose Links).
74 K Nicol (Paul Lawrie GC), C Matheson (Falkirk Tryst), K Hutton (Downfield), F Mann (Carnoustie GC), G Hardy (Ayr Belleisle), C Haugh (Cawder)
75 R McConnachie (Peterculer), G Nethercott (Deeside), C McMaster (Panmure), G Wright (West Linton), N Huguet (Musselburgh), D Orr (Mearns Castle)
76 S Fay (Royal Dornoch), S O'Hara (Mouse Valley), S Herald (Mearns Castle), J Mackay (Turnberry Hotel), N Walton (Glasgow)
77 A Love (St Andrews), A Mackrell (Playsport Golf), T Poyser (Renaissance)
78 S Costello (Strathaven), F Rummings (Canmore), S Craig (Craig Golf), D Williamson (Kirkhill)
79 P McLean (Paul Lawrie GC), G Makay (Melville DR), S Lamb (Peebles)
80 R Buckley (Royal Musselburgh).
81 R Mitchell (Paul Lawrie GC)
82 T Dingwall (Kemnay).

WIGTOWN AND BLADNOCH PLAYER WINS WITH AN EVENT TO SPARE

DAVID BRODIE CLINCHES VICTORY IN

SOUTH OF SCOTLAND ORDER OF MERIT

By CLARK RIDDICK

David Brodie (Wigtown and  Bladnoch) secured the South of Scotland Order of Merit with an event to spare after his third place finish in the Lennox Trophy at Lochmaben. 

His excellent form throughout the season makes David a deserved winner of the title, he has gained points in every event he has played in. 
The Order of Merit title secures his place in the South team for next year's Scottish Area Team Championship. Martin McNae (Lochmaben) moved up to second place with his win in the Lennox Trophy and continues his strong finish to the season.

2014 South of Scotland Order of Merit
Positions after Lennox Trophy
1 David Brodie (Wigtown and Bladnoch) 546.7
2 Martin McNae (Lochmaben) 400
3 Michael Grunwell (Powfoot) 375
4 Craig Hill (Dumfries and Galloway) 325
5 Clark Riddick (Southerness) 285
6 Rory Thompson (Dalbeattie) 260
7 Colin Hamilton (Stranraer) 207.5
8 Chris Corbett (Dumfries and Galloway) 205
9 Gary King (Southerness) 180
10 Connor Bennewith (Newton Stewart) 170
11 Iain Thomson (Powfoot) 169.2
12 Matthew McCulloch (Portpatrick Dunskey) 165
13= Jamie Telfer (Wigtown and Bladnoch) 160
13= David McCreadie (Newton Stewart) 160
15 Liam Johnston (Dumfries and County) 155
16 David King (Southerness) 135
17= Alex Chalk (Castle Douglas) 130
17= Ross Murray (Southerness) 130
19 Jim Graham (Lochmaben) 125
20= Mick Whalen (Southerness) 110
20= Andrew Kerr (Crichton) 110
22= Chris Finnie (Lockerbie) 100
22= Kyle McClung (Wigtownshire County) 100
22= Alan Birdsall (Dumfries and County) 100
22= Steven Hislop (Lochmaben) 100
26 Malcolm Kirkwood (Southerness) 90
27= Robert Hughan (Newton Stewart) 80
27= Duncan McNeill (Powfoot) 80
29= Ian Brotherston (Dumfries and County) 75
29= Neil Hamilton (Powfoot) 75
31= Ben Irving (Dumfries and Galloway) 70
31= David Gladstone (Stranraer) 70
33= Greig Marchbank (Thornhill) 67.5
33= Scott Gibson (Southerness) 67.5
35= Robbie McBeth (Lochmaben) 65
35= Fraser Hughes (Newton Stewart) 65
37 Stephen Cairns (Southerness) 60
38 Shaun McCulloch (Stranraer) 50
39 Graeme Hoodless (Newton Stewart) 45
40= Ian Reid (Dumfries and Galloway) 40
40= Rowan Marchbank (Dumfries and Galloway) 40
40= T Monteith (Newton Stewart) 40
40= Graeme Sharp (Dumfries and County) 40
40= Liam Carruthers (Powfoot) 40
40= Scott Whannell (Newton Stewart) 40
46= Craig Smith (Dalbeattie) 35
46= Graham Finlay (Castle Douglas) 35
48= Ryan Hyslop (Lochmaben) 31.7
48= John Houston (Kirkcudbright) 31.7
48= John Thomson (Kirkcudbright) 31.7
51= William Sloan (Stranraer) 30
51= David Davidson (Kirkcudbright) 30
53 Ken Chung (Stranraer) 22.5
54= Nairn Riddick (Powfoot) 20
54= Stuart Kennedy (Powfoot) 20
54= Ainsley Bagnall (Lochmaben) 20
54= Matthew Robinson (Wigtown and Bladnoch) 20
58= Derek Douglas (Southerness) 15
58= Jamie Parker (Southerness) 15
58= Cameron Gray (Kirkcudbright) 15
58= Nathan Watson (Kirkcudbright) 15
62 Colin Holden (Dumfries & Galloway) 11.7
63= Scott Campbell (Stranraer) 10
63= Michael Kyle (Stranraer) 10
63= Craig Irving (Lochmaben) 10
66 Gregor Cannon (Wigtown & Bladnoch) 7.5
Final Event: 
JAL Brown (Portpatrick), September 28

PENULTIMATE EVENT IN SOUTH OF SCOTLAND ORDER OF MERIT

McNAE WINS LENNOX TROPHY FOR 

THIRD TIME IN A ROW AT LOCHMABEN

Martin McNae (Lochmaben) won his third consecutive Lennox Trophy at Lochmaben on Saturday, the penultimate event in the South of Scotland Order of Merit.

 His two under par total of 138 (68 + 70) was good enough to win by two from Lochmaben clubmate Steven Hislop on 140 (67 + 73). David Brodie (Wigtown and Bladnoch) finished in third place on 144 (74 + 70). 

Par 70 (CSS AM Home 71 Visitors 71, CSS PM Home 71 Visitors 72)

M McNae (Lochmaben)	68+70=138
S Hislop (Lochmaben)	67+73=140
D Brodie (Wigtown & Bladnoch)	74+70=144
C Corbett (Dumfries & Galloway)	76+71=147
C Hill (Dumfries & Galloway)	74+74=148
C Riddick (Southerness)	75+73=148
J Graham (Lochmaben)	77+71=148
C Hamilton (Stranraer)	74+74=148
C Bennewith (Newton Stewart)	74+76=150
A Kerr (Crichton)	75+75=150
C Irving (Lochmaben)	74+76=150
A Birdsall (Dumfries & County)	72+79=151
A Bagnall (Lochmaben)	74+78=152
R McBeth (Lochmaben)	76+76=152
R Watson (Lochmaben)	76+777=153
JRG Lennox (Lochmaben)	75+78=153
I Reid (Dumfries & Galloway)	77+76=153
S Goldie (Greenburn)	78+75=153
L Irvine (Lochmaben)	78+75=153
N Bell (Eden)	79+76=155
J Telfer (Wigtown & Bladnoch)	87+69=156
D Irvine (Lochmaben)	82+78=160
M McGhie (Lochmaben)	79+82=161
R Graham (Lochmaben)	80+82=162
K Clark (Lochmaben)	84+79=163
M Hyslop (Lochmaben)	78+87=165
M Nicholson (Lochmaben)	83+82=165
R Mallon (Greenburn)	79+90=169
L Corns (Burnley)	80+91=171
N Cameron (Lochmaben)	88+86=174
N Moulding (Colne)	87+88=175
C Duncan (Lochmaben)	90+87=177