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Women’s Amateur: Nine Scots progress to last 32

Hannah Darling was one of eight Scots to progress in Ayrshire
Hannah Darling was one of eight Scots to progress in Ayrshire

Nine Scots have made it through to the second round of the match-play stages at the 118th Women’s Amateur Championship.

Aboyne duo Shannon McWilliam and Carmen Griffiths both progressed at Kilmarnock (Barassie) on Wednesday along with Jasmine Mackintosh of Murcar Links.

However, recently-crowned Scottish Women’s Amateur champion Chloe Goadby (St Regulus) will not be continuing after going down 4 & 2 against Ireland’s Kate Lanigan.

Iceland’s Ragnhildur Kristinsdóttir had recorded the lowest round (seven-under 66) of the stroke play stages to finish as the leading qualifier however she also exited after a 4 & 3 loss to Aine Donegan (Ireland).

McWilliam is through to face Donegan after defeating Jordan Ryan (Wales) 4 & 3 while fellow Aboyne golfer Griffiths beat Paula Grant (Ireland) 5 & 4 to set up a tie against England’s Annabell Fuller on Thursday.

Mackintosh will take on England’s Maggie Whitehead after a 3 & 1 win over Harriet Lockley of Wales.

Elsewhere, there were wins for Lorna McClymont (Milngavie), Hazel Macgarvie (Royal Troon), Louise Duncan (West Kilbride), Rachel Foster (Prestwick St Nicholas) and Grace Crawford (West Links Junior) while Hannah Darling (Broomieknowe) triumphed in a battle of the Scots against Luisa Gibson (Irvine).

Joining Gibson and Goadby in exiting the tournament were Jennifer Rankine (Haggs Castle), Clara Young (North Berwick) and Megan Ashley (Blairgowrie).

The winner of the Pam Barton Memorial Salver gains entry to the Women’s Open, US Women’s Open, the Evian Championship and Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship, provided the winner has not turned professional beforehand.

Alison Rose’s victory at Cruden Bay in 1997 was the last time a Scot triumphed in the Women’s Amateur.

Scots in the second round

Aine Donegan v Shannon McWilliam
Grace Crawford v Roisin Scanlon
Kate Lanigan v Lorna McClymont
Jóhanna Lea Lúðvíksdóttir v Hazel Macgarvie
Louise Duncan v Lottie Woad
Hannah Darling v Rachel Foster
Annabell Fuller v Carmen Griffiths
Jasmine Mackintosh v Maggie Whitehead.