Jamie Stewart only Scot in GB and I boys' team for Jacques Leglise Trophy match
NEWS RELEASE FROM THE R and A
The
GB and I team, which will be managed by Peter McEvoy OBE, will be
looking to retain the Jacques Leglise Trophy for the fourth consecutive
match after last year’s contest at Royal Dornoch finished 12 ½ - 12 ½.
GB and I won a close contest by 12½ - 11½ at Barsebäck in Sweden in 2014 and achieved a 15-9 victory at Royal St David's in Wales in 2013. GB and I has won 37 matches overall compared to ten for the Continent of Europe.
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The Great Britain and Ireland boys' team to face the Continent of Europe in
the Jacques Leglise Trophy match at Prince’s in Kent later this month
was announced by The R and A today.
The nine-player Great Britain and Ireland
team for the match on
Friday 26 and Saturday 27 August is:
(Jamie Stewart, the only Scot selected, is pictured
on the right)
Toby Briggs (16)
|
Dunston Hall, England |
Alex Fitzpatrick (17)
|
Hallamshire, England |
Harry Goddard (16)
|
Hanbury Manor, England |
Kevin LeBlanc (18) | The Island, Ireland |
Thomas Mulligan (17) | Co Louth, Ireland |
Marco Penge (Captain) (18) | Golf at Goodwood, England |
Mark Power (16) | Kilkenny, Ireland |
Jamie Stewart (16) | Old Ranfurly, Scotland |
Charlie Strickland (17) | Ham Manor, England |
GB and I won a close contest by 12½ - 11½ at Barsebäck in Sweden in 2014 and achieved a 15-9 victory at Royal St David's in Wales in 2013. GB and I has won 37 matches overall compared to ten for the Continent of Europe.
England
international Marco Penge will return as captain of the team and is
joined from the 2015 team by Thomas Mulligan, who was runner-up to Mark
Power in the Irish Boys’ Championship in June.
It was Power’s second win of the season after he claimed the Peter McEvoy Trophy in April. The third Irishman in the team is Kevin LeBlanc, who won the Junior Open in 2014.
It was Power’s second win of the season after he claimed the Peter McEvoy Trophy in April. The third Irishman in the team is Kevin LeBlanc, who won the Junior Open in 2014.
Among
the others in the five-strong English contingent who will be looking to
make their mark in the match on the Kent coast will be boy
international Harry Goddard, who won the South East Junior Championship
in May, and Alex Fitzpatrick, younger brother of two-time winner on the
European Tour Matthew.
Jamie Stewart will soon be enrolling at the University of Missouri.
Jamie Stewart will soon be enrolling at the University of Missouri.
The
format for the Jacques Leglise Trophy match is four foursomes ties each
morning, eight singles matches on the afternoon of Friday 26 August and
nine singles matches on the afternoon of Saturday 27 August.
For scoring and reports from the matches please visit Championships.randa.org.
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