ENGLAND WIN TWO OF THE THREE TITLES AT EUROPEAN YOUNG MASTERS

 England's Bradley Moore holds, we think, the European Young Masters' team trophy. He also won the European Young Masters' boy's title.

After a drama-packed last hour of play - a bad weather suspension of play just after 5pm heightened the tension - England won the combined boys and girls European Young Masters team title at Hamburger Golf Club, Falkenstein in Germany.
And Bradley Moore (Kedleston Park, Derbyshire) won the boys' title by two strokes with a nine-under-par total of 204. Team-mate Marco Penge, the new England U15 and U16 champion from Worthing GC, Sussex finished fourth on 207.
The girls' championship was won by five shots by the Spanish Junior Vagliano Trophy team player, Covadonga Sanjuan.
The European Young Masters is for boys and girls under the age of 16 years.
The full England team was  Bradley Moore, Marco Penge, Alice Hewson (Berkhamsted GC, Herts) and Sophie Madden (West Essex). Both Alice and Sophie played for GB and I in the Junior Vagliano Trophy match at Chantilly recently.

FINAL STANDINGS 
BOYS
Par 213 (3x71)
204 Bradley Moore (England) 67 66 71
206 Pedro Almeido (Portugal) 66 71 69, John Axelsen (Denmark) 71 67 68.
207 Marco Penge (England) 71 69 67.
209 Giovanni Tadiotto (Belgium) 70 67 72.
210 Oliver Lindell (Finland) 71 72 67, Sami Valimaki (Finland) 78 64 68
211 Joao Girao (Portugal) 71 70 70, Kristoffer Reitan (Norway) 74 66 73
212 Murray Naysmith (Scotland) 73 70 69, Victor Vevret (France) 69 74 69 (T10).

SELECTED OTHER SCORES
223 Kevin Le Blanc (Ireland) 75 76 72 (23rd).
225 Niall McMullen (Scotland) 75 74 76 (25th).
228 Tom Williams (Wales) 74 79 75, Rory Williamson (Ireland) 77 71 80 (T32)
235 Ben Chamberlain (Wales) 77 76 82  (43rd)

GIRLS
Par 213 (3x71)
206 Covadonga Sanjuan (Spain) 67 69 70
211 Sandra Nordaas (Norway) 71 71 69
214 Morgane Metraux (Switzerland) 76 72 66
216 Csilla Laytai-Rozsa (Hungary) 68 75 73

SELECTED OTHER SCORES
219 Alice Hewson (England) 71 78 70, Olivia Mehaffey (Ireland) 71 75 73 (T9)
226 Niamh McSherry (Ireland) 74 77 74 (T25)
227 Bethan Morris (Wales) 76 789 72 (29th)
230 Sophie Madden (England) 79 75 76 (32nd)
234 Fiona Liddell (Scotland) 81 77 76, Emma Hale (Scotland) 81 76 77 (T35)
Withdrew: Ella Griffiths (Wales) 80 82 -.

TEAM STANDINGS 
(combined boys' and girls' scores, best three from four to count each round) 
627 ENGLAND ( B Moore, M Penge, A Hewson, S Madden).
633 SPAIN.
634 FINLAND
640 NORWAY
647 DENMARK
648 BELGIUM
652 PORTUGAL
655 SWEDEN
656 GERMANY
657 SWITZERLAND
658 ITALY
659 AUSTRIA
661 IRELAND (K Le Blanc, R Williamson, O Mehaffey, N McSherry).
662 FRANCE 
665 CZECH REPUBLIC
670 SCOTLAND (M Naysmith, N McMullen, F Liddell, E Hale).
672 NETHERLANDS
677 SLOVENIA
681 ICELAND
690 WALES (B Chamberlain, T Williams, B Morris, E Griffiths).
697 HUNGARY
698 SLOVAKIA
716 POLAND
722 RUSSIA