Paul O'Hara wins at Forfar with six-under-par 63 

despite lost-ball double bogey

REPORT FROM JOHN HENRY

  For our event today at Forfar Golf Club - the Golf Finance Summer Series Event 5 -  we were  warmly welcomed by head secretary Stuart Wilson, the 2004 British amateur champion and Walker Cup player. 

  The course, measuring at 6170 yards with narrow, tree-lined  fairways with some thick rough to make it a little bit more testing, was in fantastic condition and a very tricky course indeed!

Not tricky enough however for our Golf Finance Summer Series no.1 Paul O'Hara who blasted in a magnificent score of six-under-par 63, even with a lost ball double bogey on hole 10! Very impressive.

He won by two strokes from runner-up Mark Hillson.

 Massive thanks to all at Forfar for hosting us and as always Golf Finance for sponsoring.

  Our next event is at Longniddry GC on Sunday 1st July 3-4pm tee times and is now available to enter .

SCOREBOARD AT FORFAR

Par 69

63 Paul O'Hara (N Lanarkshire Leisure)

65 Mark Hillson (Kilconquhar Castle)

66 John Gallagher (Duddingston), Ryan Campbell (Falkirk).

67 Kamran Zeynalov (Portlethen)

69 Chris Maclean (Balmore)

71 Reece Johnson

72 Eric Walker

73  Kenny Hutton (Downfield) 

74 Kevin Duncan (Paul Lawrie Golf Centre) 

75 John Henry (Clydebank and District) 

77 Mike Mackenzie (Edzell), Jamie McLeary (Deer Park).

78 James Campbell 

LORNA WINS SCOTTISH SCHOOLGIRLS GOLF

TITLE BY SIX STROKES

Lorna McClymont (West Dunbartonshire) today (Monday) won the Scottish schoolgirls golf championship by a six-stroke margin over 36 holes at the Murrayshall Hotel courses, Murrayshall and Lynedoch.

Lorna, pictured, a member of Dumbarton Golf Club, opened up a big lead with an excellent score of 70 over the shorter Lynedoch course and coped well with the longer Murrayshall course to get round in 72 for a 142 aggregate

Runner-up on 148 was Megan Ashley (Perth and Kinross) with scores of 76 and 72 for 148.

Carmen Griffiths (South Aberdeenshire), the Aberdeenshire women's county champion and former Fife women's county champion Anna McKay (Fife) finished joint third on 149. Griffiths scored 76-73, McKay 73-76
Perth and Kinross (Megan Ashley and Kirsty Alexander) totalled 304 and won the team title by two shots from the Dumbarton team.

SCOTTISH SCHOOL GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP 

FINAL TOTALS

Round 1 at Lynedoch; Round 2 at Murrayshall, Perth

142 L McClymont (W Dunbartonshire) 70 72

148 M Ashley (Perth and Kinross) 76 72

149 C Griffiths (S Aberdeenshire) 76 73,  A McKay (Fife) 73 76

150 K Brodie (Angus) 79 71

155 L Morrison (Edinburgh) 76 79.

156 K Alexander (Perth and Kinross) 79 77

159 R Foster (S Ayrshire) 81 78, P Wilson (Fife) 79 80, M Nicolson (Edinburgh) 81 78.

162 E Hynd (Fife) 85 77

164 M Docherty (E Dunbartonshire) 83 81

169 A Massey (Edinburgh) 84 85

170 R Fowlie (S Aberdeenshire) 84 86

171 T White (S Lanarkshire) 82 89, R Erskine (Renfrewshire) 83 88

172 J Taylor (Dundee City) 86 86'

179 K Miller (Perth and Kinross) 81

182 R Mathieson (Aberdeen City) 81 101

183 G Ledingham (Edinburgh) 93 90

185 S Kyle (Glasgow) 90  95

186 S Pook (Perth and Kinross) 92 94

Good home win by Peterculter over title-holders Newmachar

 

Title-holders Newmachar were beaten 3-2 at Peterculter this evening (Monday) in an Aberdeen Men's Pennant League match.

Details (Peterculter names first)

PETERCULTER 3, NEWMACHAR 2

John Kennedy and Ryan McKinnon bt Mike Lynch and Bryan Robson 2 and 1

Lee Buck and Paul Forbes lost to Chris Simpson and Mark McKechnie 3 and 2.

Adam Fisher and Craig McDonald bt Chris Lamb and Mike Barclay 3 and 2.

Ross Jaffray and Martyyn Aitken bt John Ross and Ian Grimmer 6 and 5.

Ron Currie and Andrew Smith lost to Mike Dickie and Andy Chan 3 and 2.

 

ABERDEEN LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER-FINAL DRAW

 

To be played on Wednesday

 

4.33 B Reid (C) v S Finnie (C)

4.40 M Greig (BA) v S Jamieson (NB)

4.47 C Somers (BA) v S Whyte (C)

4.54 M Dunn (BA) v C Ross (N)

 

HANDICAP SHIELD

5.01 G Bond (N)(7) v D Forbes (C)(7)

5.08 L Taylor (N)(7) v J Gray (C)(7)

5.15 G McBeath (C)(8) v M Ingram (C)(3)

5.22 S Davidson (N)(5) v S Slessor (N)(4)

 

MURRAY CUP

5.29 M Boyd (BA)(14) v C Dunn (BA)(13)

5.36 R Stuart (C)(10) v D Daniel (C)(15)

5.43 J Forrest (N)(12) v G Mair (N)(14)

5.50 S Wemyss (C)(20) v S Guyan (BA)(17)

 

SCOTTISH SCHOOLBOYS' CHAMPIONSHIP 

Murrayshall Round 1
Lynedoch Round 2

Steven Pears (Highland) 76
Ben Caton  (Fife) 82
Ruben Lindsay (S Ayrshire) 74.
Jamie Roberts (Perth and Kinross) 75
Taylor Kerr (Dumfries and Galloway) 71
Conor O’ Toole (Edinburgh) 69
Cameron Gallagher (E Lothian) 83
Cameron Johnstone (S Ayrshire) 73
Jack Gallacher (W Lothian)
Liam Currie (W Lothian) 77
Dean Walsh (Fife) 71
Ewan Wheat (S Aberdeenshire) 77
Callum Leeson (Fife)
Cameron Adam (Edinburgh)
Liam Waldron (Aberdeen City)
Calum Daun (Highland) 78
Cormac Sharpe (Perth and Kinross)
Christian Barbour (Fife) 81
Roddy McAuley (E Renfrewshire) 76 (Lynedoch)
Cameron Akers (Fife) 78 (Lynedoch)
Andrew Thornton (Perth and Kinross) 78 (Lynedoch)
Ben Hunter (Fife)
Bryce Clark (Clackmannan)
Greg McCaffer (E Lothian).
Sean Addie (S Ayrshire) 72 (Lynedoch)
Toby Smith (Clackmannan) 81 (Lynedoch)   
Lachlan Reynolds (Stirling) 78 (Lynedoch)
Rory Thain (Edinburgh) 85 (Lynedoch)
Lyle Murdoch (Edinburgh) 73
Gregor Graham (Perth and Kinross) 84
Sebastian Sandin (Stirling) 86
Sam Hall (Edinburgh) 82
Jamie Marchbank (Dumfries and Galloway) 80
Liam Strath (Aberdeen City) 74
Owen Walker (Aberdeen City) 74
Calum Robinson (Edinburgh) 73
Jack Emerson (S Lanarkshire) 83
Ben Carberry (Stirling) 78
Timothy Erskine (Renfrewshire) 80
Euan Orr (N Aberdeenshire) 77 
Aamar Saleem (Fife) 75
Jack Pike (E Dunbartonshire) 82
John Jack (Inverclyde) 77
Malachy Hayward (Edinburgh)
Fraser Merriweather (S Lanarkshire) 77
Connor Currie (W Lothian) 78
Finlay Sey (Fife) 87
Matthew Robertson (Glasgow) 79
Lewis Clark (Clackmannan) 77


GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP 
FINAL TOTALS
Round 1 at Lynedoch; Round 2 at Murrayshall

142 L McClymont (W Dunbartonshire) 70 72
148 M Ashley (Perth and Kinross) 76 72
149 C Griffiths (S Aberdeenshire) 76 73,  A McKay (Fife) 73 76
150 K Brodie (Angus) 79 71
155 L Morrison (Edinburgh) 76 79.
156 K Alexander (Perth and Kinross) 79 77
159 R Foster (S Ayrshire) 81 78, P Wilson (Fife) 79 80, M Nicolson (Edinburgh) 81 78.
162 E Hynd (Fife) 85 77
164 M Docherty (E Dunbartonshire) 83 81
169 A Massey (Edinburgh) 84 85
170 R Fowlie (S Aberdeenshire) 84 86
171 T White (S Lanarkshire) 82 89, R Erskine (Renfrewshire) 83 88
172 J Taylor (Dundee City) 86 86'
179 K Miller (Perth and Kinross) 81
182 R Mathieson (Aberdeen City) 81 101
183 G Ledingham (Edinburgh) 93 90
185 S Kyle (Glasgow) 90  95
186 S Pook (Perth and Kinross) 92 94

Craig Stephen breaks Aboyne course record with a 61

 History was made at Aboyne Golf Club yesterday after the course record was broken after a 24-year wait.  

Playing in the second round of the Club Championship, Craig Stephen (+1 handicap), shot a 61 to shave a stroke off the record set by Colin Forbes in 1994.  

Craig, a recent graduate from Brevard College in North Carolina, said "It felt like a normal round to start with, making 4 solid pars then birdied 5,6 and 7 and that got my attention.  Further birdies at 9 and 10 really got me thinking about the record and once I hit the 11th fairway I said to my playing partner Brian that this is my best chance to do it.  I birdied 14 and 16 to get to -7 and then made 2 solid pars to finish."

Craig went on "Shooting the course record at Aboyne has always been one of my goals and to finally do it I am very pleased.  It was nice to get a little note from Colin last evening congratulating me too.  The course is in fantastic condition and the greens are just sublime all down to Colin and his hardworking team of greenstaff."  

Club President Justin Grant said “Aboyne has a long history of producing excellent young players through our junior section as epitomised by Craig.  Through his hard work and dedication to his sport he has continued to progress, and it is clear the time he spent in the USA has paid dividends.”

Justin added “Craig has been our Club Champion for the past five years, so it seems only right and proper that this longstanding record is broken by a player of his calibre. Everyone at the club is delighted for him.”

Justin went on “Aboyne is due to host the Scottish Golf Men’s North-East Open in August and we look forward to seeing if the record can be challenged again by Scotland’s top amateur players

 

+Colin Forbes (Aboyne GC's Head Greenkeeper) was the previous record holder scoring a 62 on 21st July 1994.

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Leona Maguire finishes T15 on LPGA Tour debut

Leona Maguire finished T15 in her pro debut on the LPGA Tour's Shoprite Classic at Galloway, New Jersey.
The Irish player earned $24,891 for an eight under par total of 205.
Twin Lisa did not survive the cut

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Trish Johnson wins $25,000 with Suquamish Clearwater Legends Cup success

SEATTLE, June 10, 2018 – England's Trish Johnson woke up her putter and closed out the win today in The LPGA Legends Tour’s inaugural Suquamish Clearwater Legends Cup presented by Boeing.

Johnson, pictured, opened Sunday’s final round with bogeys on her first two holes at White Horse Golf Club in Kingston, Wash., but steadied herself with birdies on four of her next nine holes to eventually take the victory with a 36-hole score of 8-under 136.

The player from London won by a five-stroke margin over Lisa Grimes of Arizona at 3-under 141, and Florida’s Michelle McGann at 1-under 143. It was Johnson’s second Legends Tour victory.

“When the pin positions are at the front of the greens, the course is playing at its hardest because the entrances are narrow,” said Johnson, who carded rounds of 66-70 en route to her victory. “You have a shorter club into the green, but you also have nowhere to miss it.”

Coming into this week as a winner of 25 professional tournaments, including three LPGA titles and 19 wins on the Ladies European Tour, Johnson credited solid driving and iron play for her win. She missed only one fairway in the final round. 

Once she rolled in a birdie on the par-5 third hole, the eight-time European Solheim Cup team member settled into a rhythm and extended her lead to four strokes with a birdie on No. 11.

“I putted so-so, but over the last 10 holes, I made the putts when I needed to and that’s the important thing,” added Johnson, who recorded par on her last seven holes to earn the winner’s prize of $25,000 in the $175,000 event.

Grimes moved to 4 under with a birdie on the ninth hole, but lost a shot with bogey on No. 12. She was never able to catch the front runner.

Wendy Ward, a resident of Edwall, Washington, finished 10^th in her Legends Tour debut. The Texas native left the LPGA Tour as a full-time player in 2015 and has spent the last few years running a cattle ranch with her husband outside Spokane, Wash. 

When Ward turned 45 and became eligible to compete on the official senior tour of the LPGA this year, she decided to enter this week’s event.

“It was a grind, but the grind was fun again,” said Ward, a four-time LPGA Tour winner and three-time U.S. Solheim Cup Team member.

“I’m going to have to sharpen my skills to be competitive on this Tour,” added Ward. “I need to start practicing again.”

Rounding out the top five in the Suquamish Clearwater Legends Cup was Sweden’s Liselotte Neumann and Nancy Scranton of Florida, tied for fourth at even-par 144.

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RENFREWSHIRE GOLF UNION PRESS RELEASE

The County Handicap Championship of the Renfrewshire Golf Union was held at Paisley Golf Club on Sunday 10 June.

Playing conditions on the day were good with fine weather and little wind. The course was in immaculate condition as commented on by most of the players.

The winner of the 6 – 12 event was 11 handicap Darren Nugent – Eastwood Golf Club with an incredible net 62 and the best gross score of the day by 4 shots. The round included and eagle 3 at 16 and birdies at 3 and 8, but finished with 2 bogeys. Some shooting at this level.

In second place was 8 handicap East Renfrewshire Golf Club member Stuart McPhail with a net 69.

Third place went to 10 handicap Chris Rae – Paisley Golf Club with a net 70, and Fourth place went to another Paisley Golf Club member Bob Holmes with a net 71 off his 6 handicap, beating 3 others on the same score on the better inward half.

In the 13 - 28 event, 3 players tied with a net score of 67 all from the Paisley Golf Club who dominated this event.

First place went to 13 handicap Gordon McKilnley and Second place to 13 handicap  Paul Nicholson and Third place to 15 handicap Ross McLean

Fourth place went to15 handicap Gordon Manley – Lochwinnoch Golf Club with a net 69.

A total of 93 competitors took part and the CSS for the day was 72.

Full results of the event can be found under Renfrewshire Golf Union on How did I Do.

The courtesy of Paisley Golf Club given to the Renfrewshire Golf Union for the use of the course during the event and the support of the club members of the Renfrewshire Golf Union is much appreciated by the RGU Executive.

On the same day, at Renfrew Golf club the semi-finals and Final of the Duncan Trophy were being played out. This is the Renfrewshire Youths Match Play Championship.

In the semi-finals Stewart Watt – Old Ranfurly defeated Euan Cleary Erskine by 2/1 and

Craig Pirie – Renfrew defeated Colin Edgar – Elderslie also by 2/1, both matches being close fought affairs.

In the Final Stewart Watt defeated Craig Pirie at the 19th in what proved to be a titanic struggle between 2 of Renfrewshire’s finest young golfers. The game was nip and tuck but the in form Watt prevailed in the end. This means he has added this to the County Mens Match Play Championship and the Youths Stroke Play Championship and it is still early season.

On the same day following the first round on Saturday 9^th June, at the Stephen Gallagher Tournament at Cardrona Renfrewshire boys occupied 3 of the top5 places.

Josh Greer finished 2^nd, Roddy McAuley 3^rd and Aidan O’Hagan 5^th, well done to the boys on a great performance.

 

Graham McGee

kgmcgee@hotmail.com

Press Officer

Renfrewshire Golf Union

USA SCORE RECORD CURTIS CUP WIN (17-3) AFTER GB and I LOSE SINGLES 8-0

R and A NEWS RELEASE
 The United States defeated Great Britain and Ireland by a record-breaking 17-3 scoreline to win the 40th Curtis Cup match at Quaker Ridge, New York. The United States' points total is the highest recorded by any team in the Curtis Cup since they defeated GB and I 14½-3½ at Denver Country Club in 1982.
The winning margin of 14 points also surpassed the record of 11 points set in that same match.
The hosts held a 9-3 lead over GB and I going into today’s singles matches following the six foursomes matches and six four-balls matches played over the first two days. Sophia Schubert extended the lead for the home side to 10-3 after beating Olivia Mehaffey 2 and 1 in the first match.
Moments later, Kristen Gillman secured the vital point which clinched the Curtis Cup for the United States after a comprehensive 5 and 4 win over Annabell Fuller gave them an unassailable 11-3 lead. In doing so, Gillman became only the third player after Stacey Lewis (2008) and Bronte Law (2016) to go 5-0-0 in a single Curtis Cup match since the new three-day format was introduced.
Fifteen-year-old Lucy Li added a 5 and 4 victory against India Clyburn before Jennifer Kupcho’s 2 and 1 success over Lily May Humphreys made it 13-3 to the United States. A long-range birdie from the world's leading woman amateur golfer, Lilia Vu, made sure of a win against Sophie Lamb by two holes.
Andrea Lee came back from two down on the outward half to close her match out against Alice Hewson on the 17th hole, winning by 2 and 1 and give her side a 15-3 lead.
  Lauren Stephenson sealed her match against Shannon McWilliam in style with a  birdie putt which dropped from around 12 feet to give the 20-year-old a 2 and 1 victory. Mariel Galdiano defeated Paula Grant by one hole in the last match out on the course to give the United States a 17-3 win.
The United States now lead the overall series 29-8-3. The 41st Curtis Cup match will be played at Conwy (Caernarvonshire) Golf Club in North Wales from  June 12-14, 2020.
Key Quotes:
Elaine Farquharson-Black, Captain, Great Britain and Ireland “We’re obviously very disappointed with the scoreline and all you can do is congratulate the United States on their win and the very high standard of golf they have played this week.
  “We have played good golf in spells, particularly on the first day, but at this level you have to have more consistency and at times we’ve just not performed as well as we would have liked.
“We have a very young team and the players will have learned lots from this experience which will stand them in good stead for the future. They have given it their all this in this match and I’m very proud of them.”
Virginia Derby Grimes, Captain, United States “It’s a great feeling and of course I've never been on a losing side as a player either. It's good to see the team get to experience that winning feeling.
“Last night we just talked a little bit and I just told them to enjoy the moment and be patient on the greens. The whole week has been phenomenal and I can't say any one moment has stood out. There have been so many great moments.”

TELL-TALE PLAYERS' RECORDS
AT QUAKER RIDGE

GB and I
OLIVIA MEHAFFEY      D W L W L  ..  2.5pt out of a possible 5pt
SOPHIE LAMB                D W L W L  ..  2.5pt out of a possible 5pt
PAULA GRANT              D  L  -  L  L  ..  0.5pt out of a possible 4pt
Shannon McWILLIAM    D  -   L L  L  ..  0.5pt out of a possible 4pt
ALICE HEWSON            L  L  L  -  L  … 0pt out of a possible 4pt
Lily May HUMPHREYS L  L  L  -  L  ….0pt out of a possible 4pt
INDIA CLYBURN          -   L  -   L L  …. 0pt out of a possible 3pt
ANNABELL FULLER   -    -   L  L L  …. 0pt out of a possible 3pt

USA
KRISTEN GILLMAN     W W W W W   5pt out of a possible 5pt.
LILIA VU                        W W W  L W   4pt out of a possible 5pt
LUCY LI                          D  -   W W W   3.5pt out of a possible 4pt
Lauren STEPHENSON    D W  - W W     3.5pt out of a possible 4pt
Jennifer KUPCHO            D W  W L W   3.5pt out of a possible 5pt
Sophia SCHUBERT         D  -   - W  W    2.5pt out of a possible 3pt
ANDREA LEE                 -   L  W  - W    2pt out of a possible 3pt
MARIEL GALDIANO    -   L   W - W    2pt out of a possible 3pt.

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USA sweep singles 8-0 to reclaim Curtis Cup With record-breaking 17-3 Victory The Curtis Cup is staying on the American soil in which it was played for this weekend at Quaker Ridge Golf Club, Scarsdale, New York State. A pair of U.S. Women’s Amateur champions – Sophia Schubert (2017) and Kristen Gillman (2014) – delivered the decisive points in Sunday’s singles matches as the USA rolled to a 17-3 victory over Great Britain and Ireland. It was the largest margin of victory in the history of the biennial competition, which began in 1932. The Americans entered the final session with a comfortable 9-3 margin and needing only 1½ points to reclaim the Cup it lost in the Republic of Ireland in 2016. A determined USA Team, which featured six of the top 10 players in the World Amateur Golf Ranking™, punctuated its dominating effort by claiming all eight of Sunday’s singles matches. “I’m very proud of my players,” said USA captain Virginia Derby Grimes, who went 3-0 as a player in the Match and now is 1-0 as a captain. “They are a phenomenal group of girls. They’ve been so much fun to be around, and they just gelled and bonded.” Gillman, whose 5-and-4 victory over 16-year-old Englishwoman Annabell Fuller provided the clinching point, became just the third player to go 5-0-0 since the Match switched from two to three days in 2008. A few minutes earlier, Schubert, playing in the first match, defeated arguably GB and I’s top player, Olivia Mehaffey, 2 and 1. Mehaffey came into Sunday’s session with a 2-1-1 mark, but fell behind early against the recent University of Texas graduate and never recovered. Schubert, of Oak Ridge, Tennessee., delivered a clutch approach shot on the par-4 16th hole and won with a par, and then closed out the match with an up-and-down par from a greenside bunker to halve No. 17. “I was so excited to get out here today,” said the 22-year-old Schubert, the USA’s oldest player. “I played OK yesterday and the day before, but I was just ready to come out here and play their best player and just show them what I can do. “[The week has] just been unreal. This has been a dream of mine for a really long time, just to make the Curtis Cup team and to win a major championship, the U.S. [Women’s] Amateur Championship. So it's been incredible. It's definitely been like a whirlwind, and I've just loved every minute of it.” Gillman, 20, of Austin, Texas, a first-team All-American this past season at the University of Alabama, played the equivalent of 2-under-par golf – with match-play concessions – in her victory. After halving the first three holes, she won three of the next four to take a three-hole lead at the turn. Even though Fuller, the youngest member of the GB and I team, won the 11th hole with a par, she lost Nos. 10, 12 and 13 and a par on the par-5 14th ended the match. GB and I had one last chance to earn a half-point in the final match, but Paula Grant, 24, of Northern Ireland, failed to convert a 12-foot par putt on the 18th hole, enabling Mariel Galdiano, one of the USA’s two returning players from 2016 (Andrea Lee was the other), to earn a 1-up victory. “We’re obviously very disappointed with the score line and all you can do is congratulate the United States on its win and the very high standard of golf they have played this week,” said GB&I captain Elaine Farquharson-Black. “We have played good golf in spells, particularly on the first day, but at this level, you have to have more consistency and at times we’ve just not performed as well as we would have liked.”  NOTABLE The previous largest margin of victory was 11 points in 1982 at Denver (Colo.) Country Club.  The USA swept a singles seCurtis Cup session for the first time since 1990 when it went 6-0 at Somerset Hills Golf Club in Bernardsville, New Jersey. That was also the last time the USA won all four sessions of the competition. The USA claimed all five sessions of this year’s competition, a first since the format switch in 2008. For the first time in the history of the competition, every USA player claimed at least two points. For seven of the eight USA players, team competition is not over for the summer. The seven college players – Lucy Li is still in high school – will be competing in the Palmer Cup next month in Evian, France. The Palmer Cup features 24 American collegians – 12 men and 12 women – playing against a side of international collegians. It is the first time in the competition’s history that women will participate. QUOTABLE Lilia Vu, No. 1 in the WAGR, on why the USA Team was so successful this week: “We believe in each other so much. When we're on the course together, when it's foursomes or four-balls, we just read each other's putts. We know it with confidence and just do it.” Sophia Schubert when asked what kind of victory celebration is planned: “Oh, gosh. I don't know if I can tell you. No, I'm kidding. It's going to be good. We're all so close, and we're just excited to just hang out and have fun.” Great Britain and Ireland captain Elaine Farquharson-Black on what her side learned from the tough week: “We have a very young team and the players will have learned lots from this experience, which will stand them in good stead for the future. They have given their all in this Match and I’m very proud of them.” USA captain Virginia Derby Grimes on Kristen Gillman going 5-0-0 in the Match: “It’s really rare and she played exceptionally well. She had it going. I definitely wanted to keep putting her out there, but she was playing well and making putts.” Scarsdale, N.Y. – Results from Sunday's singles matches at the 40th Curtis Cup Match, played at Quaker Ridge Golf Club. Sophia Schubert (USA) bt Olivia Mehaffey (GB and I), 2 and 1 Lilia Vu (USA) bt Sophie Lamb (GB and  I), 2 holes Jennifer Kupcho (USA) bt Lily May Humphreys (GB and I), 2 and 1 Andrea Lee (USA) bt Alice Hewson (GB and I), 2 and 1 Lauren Stephenson bt Shannon McWilliam (GB and I), 2 and 1 Kristen Gillman (USA) bt Annabell Fuller (GB and I), 5 and 4 Lucy Li (USA) bt India Clyburn (GB and I), 5 and 4 Mariel Galdiano (USA) bt Paula Grant (GB &and I), 1 hole