Watson`s triumph
SCOTTISH SCHOOLS CUP FINALS AT PEFFERMILL (GIRLS) – 08
MARCH 2012
Hannah Cockburn was the toast of George Watson`s
College, she scored the only goal in the final against Mary
Erskine`s School in an all-Edinburgh contest to retain the
girl`s Scottish Schools Cup at Peffermill.
Cockburn`s goal, her seventh of the tournament
overall, came from a penalty corner mid-way through the match.
Cockburn was also the catalyst in Watson`s semi-final defeat of
The High School of Glasgow, this time her open play strike came in
the opening five minutes. In the other semi-final Mary
Erskine defeated Kelso High School 2-0, both goals coming in the
second half from Amy McPherson and Lucy Preston.
George Watson`s piled on the goals in the earlier pool stages of
the competition to finish top, in the opening game the Edinburgh
school beat Kelso 2-0 with strikes from Ailsa Small and Felicity
Johnson. St Columba`s were then swamped 6-0, Cockburn notched
a hat-trick, Anna Bryans scored twice and Kirsten Peters got the
other. It was a similar score against Gordonstoun School in
the final pool match, Cockburn and Johnson got two each while
Bryans and Kirsty McKean also scored.
Mary Erskine`s progress in the group stages was not so
impressive, they started with a goalless draw with The High School
of Glasgow, beat Robert Gordon`s College by a single goal from
Caitlin Gray and finally saw off Strathallan by a similar score,
Amy McPherson getting the important strike.
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