Darren Howie, Emma Morrison top of the Class in PLF Scottish Schools championship
Darren Howie (Borders) and Emma Morrison (Edinburgh) finished top of the class in the boys' and girls' sections of the Paul Lawrie Foundation Scottish schools golf championships over the two courses at Murrayshall Hotel near Perth.
Howie shot 72-67 for a two-under-par total of 139 over the main courese (par 72) and the par 68 Lynedoch lay-out. He topped the boys' returns by two shots from Rory Franssen (Highland) (73-68 for 141) with Bathgate's Joe Bryce (West Lothian) in third place on 142 (75-67).
The boys' team title went north in the hands of the Highland pair, Rory Franssen (Inverness) and Nairn's Sandy Scott (77-67 for 144).
And so it proved a productive 48 hours for the Howie clan from Peebles
Craig, the 2012 Scottish Boys champion, shared third in Sunday's St Andrews Links Trophy before younger brother Darren claimed victory at the Perthshire venue..
Howie posted a two under par winning total in the Paul Lawrie-sponsored event, two strokes clear of
The Lothians’ Emma Morrison took the girls’ scratch prize with an aggregate of 145 (71-74), one ahead of Deeside's Lauren Watson (Aberdeen City) (69-77 for 146) and two in front of third-placed Shannon McWilliam (South Aberdeenshire) (71-76 for 147.
Shannon, who will play for GB and I in the Junior Vagliano Trophy match at Malone GC, Belfast the week after next, was the defending champion.
Lauren Watson secured the girls' handicap titlen and partnered Hazlehead's Jasmine MacKintosh, shortly to make her county debut for the Aberdeenshire women's team, to success in the girls’ team title for Aberdeen City.
On a day that produced fine golf, with Lawrie enjoying some of the action, there were remarkably two holes in one recorded.
Highland's Finlay Asher from Nairn struck the first of the day at the 18th (Murrayshall course) in his morning round and Robert Watson (Clackmannanshire) had his on the 6th (Lynedoch) in the afternoon.
The youngsters also enjoyed seeing the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open trophy, which was on show in the clubhouse during the day.
LEADING BOYS' TOTALS
139 Darren Howie (Borders) 72 67
141 Rory Franssen (Highland) 73 68
142 Joe Bryce (West Lothian) 75 67
143 Lewis Breslin (East Renfrewshire) 72 71
144 Sandy Scott (Highland) 77 67, Thomas Foster (Edinburg) 76 68, Craig Leith (Abedeen City) 74 70
145 Callum Burns (East Dunbartonshire) 76 69, Michael Lawrie (Aberdeen City) 75 70, Calum Green (Fife) 76 69, Aran Sinclair (Glasgow) 73 72, Sam Locke (South Aberdeenshire) 71 74
146 Glen Burrett (East Renfrewshire) 75 71, Andrew Benson (West Lothian) 75 71.
147 Robert Watson (Clackmannanshire) 79 68, John-Paul Ralph (East Lothian) 76 71, Greg Cessford (Fife) 75 72, Kyle Reid (East Dunbartonshire) 73 74
148 Michael Brodie (Angus) 74 74, Graeme Greer (South Lanarkshire) 77 71, Aidan Smith (South Aberdeenshire) 78 70
149 Callum Graham (Perth and Kinross) 75 74, David Rudd (Edinburgh) 79 70.
150 Sam Nicholson (Fife) 80 70, Brad Bannerman (Perth and Kinross) 76 74, Jamie Stewart (Renfrewshire) 79 71, David Fair (South Lanarkshire) 78 72, Jack Williams (Norrh Lanarkshire) 77 73, Aidan Husenne (East Renfrewshire) 76 74, Ellis W Gray (North Aberdeenshire) 76 74.
151 Matthew McCullock (Dumfries and Galloway) 78 73, Greg Dalziel (North Lanarkshire) 76 75
152 Lou Tan (East Lothian) 80 72, Jamie Mackintosh (Highland) 78 74, Tom Mackenzie (Glasgow) 78 74, Jack Currie (Inverclyde) 78 74, Andrew McColl (Renfrewshire) 75 77, Eric McIntosh (Edinburgh) 75 77
153 Ryan Brown (Fife) 83 70, Marc Watt (North Aberdeenshire) 80 73, Andrew Moir (Moray) 77 76, Calvin Duffton (South Aberdeenshire) 77 76, Craig Jackman (Stirling) 80 73, Kiefer Brown (South Aberdeenshire) 78 75
154 Keith Bowman (Fife) 75 79, Andrew Ni (Edinburgh) 78 76, Callum Elliot (Glasgow) 77 77
155 Will Porter (Perth and Kinross) 80 75, Callum Bruce (North Aberdeenshire) 84 71
156 John Paterson (Stirling) 79 77, Rowan Marchbank (Dumfries and Galoway) 75 81
157 Cameron McArthur (North Aberdeenshire) 83 74, Ross Callan (West Lothian) 80 77
158 Chris Finnie (Dumfries and Galloway) 80 78, Jack Thomas (North Ayrshire) 82 76, Euan Munro (Highland) 78 80, Gregor Munro (Highland) 82 76
159 Hamish McColm (Highland) 78 80, Angus Frood (Glasgow) 76 83
160 Jamie Duguid (East Lothian) 83 77
161 Conor Toal (Renfrewshire) 84 77
162 Finlay Asher (Highland) 77 85,
164 Ben Mackay (Fife) 79 85
165 Jordan Sweeney (South Ayrshire) 83 82, Ross McDonald (Perth and Kinross) 89 76
166 Zach Geddes (South Lanarkshire) 84 82
170 Conor MacCallum (Fofe) 88 82
171 Lewis Caddell (North Lanarksire) 86 85
172 Scott Johnson (Falkirk) 90 82
173 Andrew Gordon (South Ayrshire) 89 84, Jake Carpenter (Moray) 86 85
176 Jordan Sleigh (North Aberdeenshire) 88 88
LEADING GIRLS' TOTALS
145 Emma Morrison (Edinburgh) 71 74
146 Lauren Watson (Aberdeen City) 69 77
147 Shannon McWilliam (South Aberdeenshire0 71 76
150 Claire Robertson (Angus) 78 72
152 Emma Hale (South Ayrshire) 73 79
154 Hazel MacGarvie (South Ayrshire) 81 73, Katie Scott (South Lanarkshire) 77 77, Joanne Free (East Lothian) 77 77
155 Jasmine Mackintosh (Aberdeen City) 77 78
157 Molly Richmond (South Lanarkshire) 76 81
159 Megan Robb (Aberdeen City) 77 82
160 Kirsty Brodie (Angus) 81 79, Louise Duncan (North Ayrshire) 77 83
162 Mirren Fraser (Dumfries and Galloway) 82 80
164 Lorna McClymont (West Dunbartonshire) 81 83
166 Kirsten Brown (South Lanarkshire) 75 91, Eilidh Crawford (North Lanarkshire) 74 92
167 Katie Malcolm (Dumfries and Galloway) 84 83
168 Leah Smart (Northern Aberdeenshire) 80 88, Susan Woodehouse (South Lanarkshire) 82 86
173 Brogan Clark (Fife) 91 82
174 Porscha Wilson (Fife) 4 90, Megan McInnes (Glasgow) 86 88
176 Anna Mackenzie (Glasgow) 84 92
177 Maria Cowan (Dumfries and Galloway) 84 93
179 Carmen Griffiths (South Aberdeenshire) 91 88
180 Annabel Hosie (Borders) 91 89
181 Birge Specht (Fife) 96 85, Robyn Gallan (North Aberdeenshire) 90 91
183 Nathalie Irlbacher (Fife) 92 91
187 Sarah Kemp (Argyll and Bute) 93 94
188 Charlene Wilson (Fife) 99 89
189 Anna Massey (Edinburgh) 81 89
190 Isabel Chua (Perth and Kinross) 96 94
192 Zoe Morton (Perth and Kinross) 97 95
195 Jenna Downie (Fife) 93 102
196 Morgan Graham (Forth Valley) 102 94
217 Megan Thom (Perth and Kinross) 114 103
Darren Howie (Borders) and Emma Morrison (Edinburgh) finished top of the class in the boys' and girls' sections of the Paul Lawrie Foundation Scottish schools golf championships over the two courses at Murrayshall Hotel near Perth.
Howie shot 72-67 for a two-under-par total of 139 over the main courese (par 72) and the par 68 Lynedoch lay-out. He topped the boys' returns by two shots from Rory Franssen (Highland) (73-68 for 141) with Bathgate's Joe Bryce (West Lothian) in third place on 142 (75-67).
The boys' team title went north in the hands of the Highland pair, Rory Franssen (Inverness) and Nairn's Sandy Scott (77-67 for 144).
And so it proved a productive 48 hours for the Howie clan from Peebles
Craig, the 2012 Scottish Boys champion, shared third in Sunday's St Andrews Links Trophy before younger brother Darren claimed victory at the Perthshire venue..
Howie posted a two under par winning total in the Paul Lawrie-sponsored event, two strokes clear of
The Lothians’ Emma Morrison took the girls’ scratch prize with an aggregate of 145 (71-74), one ahead of Deeside's Lauren Watson (Aberdeen City) (69-77 for 146) and two in front of third-placed Shannon McWilliam (South Aberdeenshire) (71-76 for 147.
Shannon, who will play for GB and I in the Junior Vagliano Trophy match at Malone GC, Belfast the week after next, was the defending champion.
Lauren Watson secured the girls' handicap titlen and partnered Hazlehead's Jasmine MacKintosh, shortly to make her county debut for the Aberdeenshire women's team, to success in the girls’ team title for Aberdeen City.
On a day that produced fine golf, with Lawrie enjoying some of the action, there were remarkably two holes in one recorded.
Highland's Finlay Asher from Nairn struck the first of the day at the 18th (Murrayshall course) in his morning round and Robert Watson (Clackmannanshire) had his on the 6th (Lynedoch) in the afternoon.
The youngsters also enjoyed seeing the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open trophy, which was on show in the clubhouse during the day.
LEADING BOYS' TOTALS
139 Darren Howie (Borders) 72 67
141 Rory Franssen (Highland) 73 68
142 Joe Bryce (West Lothian) 75 67
143 Lewis Breslin (East Renfrewshire) 72 71
144 Sandy Scott (Highland) 77 67, Thomas Foster (Edinburg) 76 68, Craig Leith (Abedeen City) 74 70
145 Callum Burns (East Dunbartonshire) 76 69, Michael Lawrie (Aberdeen City) 75 70, Calum Green (Fife) 76 69, Aran Sinclair (Glasgow) 73 72, Sam Locke (South Aberdeenshire) 71 74
146 Glen Burrett (East Renfrewshire) 75 71, Andrew Benson (West Lothian) 75 71.
147 Robert Watson (Clackmannanshire) 79 68, John-Paul Ralph (East Lothian) 76 71, Greg Cessford (Fife) 75 72, Kyle Reid (East Dunbartonshire) 73 74
148 Michael Brodie (Angus) 74 74, Graeme Greer (South Lanarkshire) 77 71, Aidan Smith (South Aberdeenshire) 78 70
149 Callum Graham (Perth and Kinross) 75 74, David Rudd (Edinburgh) 79 70.
150 Sam Nicholson (Fife) 80 70, Brad Bannerman (Perth and Kinross) 76 74, Jamie Stewart (Renfrewshire) 79 71, David Fair (South Lanarkshire) 78 72, Jack Williams (Norrh Lanarkshire) 77 73, Aidan Husenne (East Renfrewshire) 76 74, Ellis W Gray (North Aberdeenshire) 76 74.
151 Matthew McCullock (Dumfries and Galloway) 78 73, Greg Dalziel (North Lanarkshire) 76 75
152 Lou Tan (East Lothian) 80 72, Jamie Mackintosh (Highland) 78 74, Tom Mackenzie (Glasgow) 78 74, Jack Currie (Inverclyde) 78 74, Andrew McColl (Renfrewshire) 75 77, Eric McIntosh (Edinburgh) 75 77
153 Ryan Brown (Fife) 83 70, Marc Watt (North Aberdeenshire) 80 73, Andrew Moir (Moray) 77 76, Calvin Duffton (South Aberdeenshire) 77 76, Craig Jackman (Stirling) 80 73, Kiefer Brown (South Aberdeenshire) 78 75
154 Keith Bowman (Fife) 75 79, Andrew Ni (Edinburgh) 78 76, Callum Elliot (Glasgow) 77 77
155 Will Porter (Perth and Kinross) 80 75, Callum Bruce (North Aberdeenshire) 84 71
156 John Paterson (Stirling) 79 77, Rowan Marchbank (Dumfries and Galoway) 75 81
157 Cameron McArthur (North Aberdeenshire) 83 74, Ross Callan (West Lothian) 80 77
158 Chris Finnie (Dumfries and Galloway) 80 78, Jack Thomas (North Ayrshire) 82 76, Euan Munro (Highland) 78 80, Gregor Munro (Highland) 82 76
159 Hamish McColm (Highland) 78 80, Angus Frood (Glasgow) 76 83
160 Jamie Duguid (East Lothian) 83 77
161 Conor Toal (Renfrewshire) 84 77
162 Finlay Asher (Highland) 77 85,
164 Ben Mackay (Fife) 79 85
165 Jordan Sweeney (South Ayrshire) 83 82, Ross McDonald (Perth and Kinross) 89 76
166 Zach Geddes (South Lanarkshire) 84 82
170 Conor MacCallum (Fofe) 88 82
171 Lewis Caddell (North Lanarksire) 86 85
172 Scott Johnson (Falkirk) 90 82
173 Andrew Gordon (South Ayrshire) 89 84, Jake Carpenter (Moray) 86 85
176 Jordan Sleigh (North Aberdeenshire) 88 88
LEADING GIRLS' TOTALS
145 Emma Morrison (Edinburgh) 71 74
146 Lauren Watson (Aberdeen City) 69 77
147 Shannon McWilliam (South Aberdeenshire0 71 76
150 Claire Robertson (Angus) 78 72
152 Emma Hale (South Ayrshire) 73 79
154 Hazel MacGarvie (South Ayrshire) 81 73, Katie Scott (South Lanarkshire) 77 77, Joanne Free (East Lothian) 77 77
155 Jasmine Mackintosh (Aberdeen City) 77 78
157 Molly Richmond (South Lanarkshire) 76 81
159 Megan Robb (Aberdeen City) 77 82
160 Kirsty Brodie (Angus) 81 79, Louise Duncan (North Ayrshire) 77 83
162 Mirren Fraser (Dumfries and Galloway) 82 80
164 Lorna McClymont (West Dunbartonshire) 81 83
166 Kirsten Brown (South Lanarkshire) 75 91, Eilidh Crawford (North Lanarkshire) 74 92
167 Katie Malcolm (Dumfries and Galloway) 84 83
168 Leah Smart (Northern Aberdeenshire) 80 88, Susan Woodehouse (South Lanarkshire) 82 86
173 Brogan Clark (Fife) 91 82
174 Porscha Wilson (Fife) 4 90, Megan McInnes (Glasgow) 86 88
176 Anna Mackenzie (Glasgow) 84 92
177 Maria Cowan (Dumfries and Galloway) 84 93
179 Carmen Griffiths (South Aberdeenshire) 91 88
180 Annabel Hosie (Borders) 91 89
181 Birge Specht (Fife) 96 85, Robyn Gallan (North Aberdeenshire) 90 91
183 Nathalie Irlbacher (Fife) 92 91
187 Sarah Kemp (Argyll and Bute) 93 94
188 Charlene Wilson (Fife) 99 89
189 Anna Massey (Edinburgh) 81 89
190 Isabel Chua (Perth and Kinross) 96 94
192 Zoe Morton (Perth and Kinross) 97 95
195 Jenna Downie (Fife) 93 102
196 Morgan Graham (Forth Valley) 102 94
217 Megan Thom (Perth and Kinross) 114 103
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