Scotland under 18 girls win 4-2
SCOTLAND 4 IRELAND 2 – UNDER 18
CHALLENGE MATCH IN LISBURN
After losing 6-0 in the opening fixture against Ireland on
Friday, Scotland`s under 18 girls bounced back to win 4-2 in
today`s second match in the series.
Ireland took the lead in four minutes, but Surbiton`s Hannah
Thomson equalised from a pass by Amber McNeill. The
Scots then went ahead 2-1 at a penalty corner, the ball was played
back to Inverleith`s Sarah Jamieson at the post and she popped the
ball home.
At another penalty corner the Scots youngsters went 3-1 up when
the ball was slipped left and Emily Newlands of Borders Fjordhus
hammered the ball home. A carbon copy set piece gave
the Scots a commanding 4-1 lead, this time Milne Craig Western`s
Jenny Eadie was the scorer. At the other end
Linlithgow`s Joanne Beedie made some vital second half saves to
keep the Irish at bay.
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- Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week
- Status quo at the top of the Premiership tables
- Three Scottish developing umpires selected for European development programme
- Top Teams Clash in the Open/Men’s Premiership
- Sarah Wilson wins FIH Umpire of the Year for a third time
- Watsonians Women and Western Men Strengthen their Hold at the Top of their Premierships
- Double Header for the Women’s Premiership
- Sarah Jamieson retires from international hockey
- Heather McEwan retires from international hockey

