FRENCH INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR WOMEN'S TEAM 2025

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The 66th edition of the French International Junior 2025, Esmond Cup, one of the oldest tournaments on the women's calendar, has closed its Stroke Play phase at the popular Saint Cloud course, near Paris, with the second round, in which Spanish golf has managed to qualify four players for the next phase, the Match Play.

The group of Spanish golfers who will continue in the French tournament has been led by Nagore Martínez, protagonist of a comeback of thirteen places to reach fourth position thanks to a second card of 68 strokes (-3).

This result, combined with the first day's score of 71 strokes, at even par, has given her a total of 139 strokes (-3), just one stroke more than the Frenchwomen Elea Bastoni and Alice Kong, and the Dane Benedicte Brent-Buchholz, who have occupied the first three positions.

Continuing with the results of the Spanish representatives, after the Catalan player, Liz Hao has been placed, who has maintained the initial seventh position after replicating the round of the first day with 70 strokes (-1) and a total of 140 strokes (-2), two strokes from the lead.

These two golfers were followed by Carlota López, eighteenth after losing one place after a card of 72 strokes (+1) and a total of 143 strokes (+1); and Amanda Revuelta, twenty-sixth after handing in a card of 71 strokes (-1) and climbing to 26 places in the general classification with a total of 145 strokes (+3).

Likewise, the final classification of Cristina García has been especially painful, who finished thirty-third, just one place away from entering the Match Play phase after delivering a second round of 75 strokes (+5) and ending with a total of 146 strokes (+4).

Liz Hao, the best Spanish player at the start of the championship

The French International Junior 2025 kicked off with the first of the two rounds that made up the Stroke Play phase, which will lead to the Match Play phase with only the thirty-two best-ranked players.

In this first round, the most outstanding Spaniard was Liz Hao, with a card of 70 strokes (-1), just one stroke behind the group of leaders, made up of six golfers, all of them with cards of 69 strokes (-2).

Following the Madrid player were Nagore Martínez, Carlota López and Cristina García with rounds of 71 strokes, at even par, while the rest of the Spanish expedition finished with different results above par.

The Nations Cup, for Spain

Alongside the 2025 Junior International of France, the Nations Cup was also held, a team classification that was won by the Spanish team made up of Nagore Martínez, Liz Hao and Lucía Iraola.

The Spanish trio achieved a total of 279 strokes (-5), one stroke less than the English team, second, and two less than the Netherlands team, which completed the podium.

The Spanish team that traveled to Paris initially consisted of sixteen golfers: Nagore Martínez (handicap +4.2), Lucía Iraola (+3.5), Amanda Revuelta (+1.9), Carolina Pérez-Tasso (+2.9), Liz Hao (+2.4), Adriana García Terol (+4.2), Aroa González (+3.8), Carlota López (+3.4), Ángela Revuelta (+2.5), Daniela Montolio (+1.2), Martina Navarro (+4.6), Luna Isabella Valencia (+2.1), Julia Gelma (+1.5), Carmen García (+0.2), Carlota Carmona (+2.6) and Cristina García (+1.9), while the captain's duties are for Carmen Laguna, the technical duties are for Marcelo Prieto and those related to mental preparation, for Óscar del Río.