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14/07/2024

Five Nations Tournament 2024

Comprehensive win for Catalonia

 
The 2024 Five Nations (Andorra, Basque Country, Catalonia, France, Galicia) was played at the Urduna course from 13th/14th July. The Catalans claimed seven of the eight singles on Sunday to run out comfortable winners on 22 points overall, ahead of Galicia with 16. France took third place on 11, Basques fourth (9) and Andorra fifth (7).  
 
On Sunday morning, Catalonia won three foursomes to continue to lead the way on 15 points overall. Foursomes result.
 
Catalonia scored 10 under par for their six best Singles Strokeplay scores to lead after the first round on Saturday. France were second and Galicia third. Catalonia went on to claim three Fourball matches and all four Greensomes to lead on 12 points after three rounds. Galicia were second on eight points, France had 6.5, Basque 5.5 and Andorra 3.  Greensomes result
 
Strokeplay details and Fourball draw here.
 
Full singles scores here
 
Andorra team: Domènec Ferran Roca (Captain), Jose Manuel Veloso Domonte (Vice captain), Clara Jou Gispert, Martí Castella Zanuy, Moisès Pernía Moreno, Jan Pernía Roy, Mònica Menéndez García, Alfonso Teruel Marchan, Xavier Feliubadaló Moles.
 
France team: Damien Ducept (Captain), Stéphane Bernay, Eric Biget, Laurent Duffourc, Thierry Gendreau, Samy Boussaten, Bruno Sorin, François Truin.
 
Basque team: Sergio Ipiña, Jon Luengas, Jon Ruiz, Juan Medina, José Antonio Pedruzo, José Ipiña, Pablo Múgica, Jon Ander Ceanuri, Captain - Graham Cunningham.
 
Galicia team: Jorge Sarmiento (Captain), Víctor Rodríguez (Vice Captain), Hugo Espiritu, Peter Mervin, Alvaro Ferreiro, David Rodríguez, Teo Fernández, Pablo Rodríguez
 
Catalonia team: Lluis Cucurull Sole, Joel Girbau Tantina, Eloi Hernando Romero, Roger Albinyana Bril, Oriol Mas Guerrero Josep Ramon Portell Colomer, Amador Rodriguez Fernandez, Manuel Amor Royo. Team pen pictures here
 
 
 
 
 
 
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