EILIDH BRIGGS PLAYING IN FRENCH U21 SEM-FINALS

Scotland's Eilidh Briggs is through to the semi-finals of the top match-play flight, the Esmond Trophy, in the French Under-21 girls' open amateur championship at Saint-Cloud.
England's Curtis Cup player Bronte Law is through to the second match-play flight, the Cartier trophy, semi-finals.
Both are playing this afternoon to reach Monday's finals.
Eildih, a student gym teacher from Stirling University and a member at Kilmacolm Golf Club, beat Anyssia Herbaut (France) by 2 and 1 in this morning's delayed quarter-finals (delayed presumably because of overnight frost).
Eilidh, the Scottish U18 girls match-play champion in 2011, was three up after 10.
Briggs, 14th of the 32 qualifiers, is playing the No 2 seed, Laura Funfstuck from Germany in the second semi-final.
The first semi-final is between the No 1 seed Natalia Escuriola (Spain) - conqueror of England's Gabriella Cowley by 4 and in the the morning quarter-finals - and France's Lauralia Magneaux.   
Bronte, who did not make the top 32 qualifiers for the Esmond Trophy, and is the No 8 seed in the Cartier Trophy, beat the No 1 seed in the second match-play flight, Spain's Harang Lee by two holes.
The Bramhall, Cheshire teenager is playing Leonie Harm (Germany) for a place in Monday's final.

LATEST POSITIONS IN SEMI-FINALS

Briggs is 1 down after 10 holes to Funfstuck

Law and Harm are all square after 10 holes  

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