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GOLF: Craik on song
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| Oxon schools' champion Alex Stubbs |
Derek Craik jnr and Jonathan Wilkins came out on top in a highly competitive Burford Pro-Am.
Frilford Heath's Craik and home player Wilkins, champions in 2003, won on countback with just one stroke separating the top six pairs.
John Sutherland (Stockwood Vale) and Alison Henshaw (Cirencester) finished second, with Daryl Scott (Henley) and Jon Carter (Reading) third, all three team amassing 146.
Dave McKeown won Kirtlington's Masters after pipping Roy Dale by two strokes.
McKeown shot a nett 131, while Graham Kelly was third on 134 and Nathan Marsh carded the best gross with 142.
Alex Stubbs was crowned Oxfordshire Schools champion after shooting a three-over-par round of 70 at North Oxford.
The 15-year-old pupil from Henry Box School, Witney has now been selected to represent Oxfordshire in the South of England Schools championship at Lingfield Park on May 28.
Victory maintained Stubbs's fine form, with the five-handicapper and member at The Oxfordshire, having previously won the handicap trophy in the BB&O Junior Championship at Woburn.
Oxfordshire Ladies 2nd defeated Hertfordshire 6-3 at Moor Park to complete a 100 per cent record, having already beaten Berks, Bucks and Hants.
There were foursomes victories for Lauren Jupp (Studley Wood) and Sarah Arnold (Henley), plus Annie Gowing (Frilford) and Laura Watkins (Bicester).
Jupp, Watkins, Gowing and Kate Pollard claimed singles wins.
6:11pm Wednesday 30th April 2008
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