JENNA WINS PLAY-OFF FOR BP
UNDER-21 GIRLS' TITLE

Jenna Wilson, 19-year-old Strathaven player, birdied the first extra hole of a play-off against close friend Heather MacRae (Dunblane New) to win the BP Scottish Under-21 girls' open stroke-play golf championship at Kilmacolm on Wednesday.
Sharing the overnight lead at level par for the first 36 holes, Jenna and Heather, both returned one-over-par 73s for the final round to total one-over-par 217.
They are both going to San Diego State University on golf scholarships next month.
"I'm stunned. It's my first national title and I don't know what to say. I'm speechless," said Jenna who was four strokes clear of Heather with six holes to play.
Then Miss MacRae, a former BP Scottish Under-18 girls' match-play champion, got an eagle 3 at the 13th and a birdie 4 at the 14th.
When Jenna had her first bogey of the round, missing the green at the 16th, the pair were level again. Then both bogeyed the 17th and parred the last, Heather holing a knee-knocker from 4ft to force a play-off.
At the first extra hole, Heather was short of the green in two and pitched to 5ft but Jenna holed a 20ft putt for a birdie 3 to win the title.
Defending champion Kelly Brotherton (Tulliallan) shaved a stroke off the women's course record with a closing round of four-under-par 68. That lifted her up into third place on 218, one shot off the pace.


BP SCOTTISH UNDER-21 GIRLS' OPEN STROKE-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
FINAL TOTALS (CSS 72 72 72)

217 Jenna Wilson (Strathaven) 71 73 73, Heather MacRae (Dunblane New) 73 71 73 (Wilson won play-off at first extra hole).
218 Kelly Brotherton (Tulliallan) 78 72 68.
219 Louise Kenney (Pitreavie) 74 71 74.
224 Pamela Feggans (Doon Valley) 76 72 76.
225 Kate O'Sullivan (Cochrane Castle) 77 76 72, Gemma Webster (Hilton Park) 80 71 74.
226 Laura Wells (Dumfries & Co) 82 73 71.
227 Laura Walker (Nairn Dunbar) 74 80 73, Emily Ogilvy (Muckhart) 76 75 76.
228 Dawn Dewar (Monifieth) 74 80 74, Krystle Caithness (St Regulus) 73 79 76, Lesley Hendry (Routenburn) 75 71 82.
230 Louise Fleming (The Roxburghe) 75 77 78.
232 Lyndsey Devenish (Aberdeen Ladies) 75 82 75, Kerri Harper (Inverness) 77 80 75.
233 Kirsty Wells (Dumfries & Co) 83 72 78.
235 Fiona Gilbert (Carnoustie) 77 79 79.
238 Ann Ramsay (Kirriemuir) 78 81 79.
239 Fiona Hindshaw (Gullane) 80 80 79.
240 Louisa Ruane (Cardross) 78 81 81, Laura Murray (Alford) 80 78 82.
241 Katie Thomson (Kintore) 74 91 76.
243 Amanda Edwards (Liberton) 81 85 77, Sjavon Wilson (Murcar) 83 79 81.
244 Claire McLoughlin (Kilspindie) 81 84 79, Megan Briggs (Ranfurly Castle) 82 80 82.
245 Lesley Rolland (Dunfermline) 79 83 83.
246 Roseanne Niven (Crieff) 82 82 82.
252 Sarah Horsburgh (Dunbar) 87 83 82.
253 Jane Turner (Glencorse) 80 91 82, Lesley Williamson (Barassie) 85 84 84, Sara Thomson (Murcar) 86 83 84.
254 Kelsey MacDonald (Nairn Dunbar) 84 86 84.
255 Gillian Davidson (Saline) 90 83 82.
256 Debbie Neilson (Hilton Park) 84 89 83.
260 Fiona Williamson (Barassie) 88 86 86.
263 Catherine Paterson (Gullane) 89 90 84.
266 Sally Kettlewell (Dunblane New) 93 88 85, Dawn Bell (Whitecraigs) 84 90 92.
268 Jill McNicoll (Longniddry) 87 89 92
269 Nicola Melville (Bridge of Allan) 84 99 86, Morag MacPherson (Barassie) 92 91 86, Hannah Harvey (St Leonards) 90 89 90.
270 Louise MacGregor (Falkirk Carmuirs) 91 92 87.
273 Ashton Ingram (Fort William) 97 86 90.
274 Sarah Herd (Dunblane New) 93 98 83, Kirstin Fortune (Haddington) 91 88 95.
276 Vicki Caudwell (Manchester) 89 95 92.
283 Rachel Clark (Dumfries & Co) 94 91 98.
286 Kirsty Macalister (Carradale) 95 102 89.
288 Sarah Devenish (Kingsknowe) 96 90 102.
291 Linzi Graham (Ralston) 98 104 89.
301 Karen Murray (Alford) 99 105 97.
308 Lauren Mackin (Ranfurly Castle) 105 100 103.
324 Natalie Thomson (Murcar) 104 112 108.
Retired Victoria Waddell (Kirkintilloch) 87 93 ret.