JUNIOR VAGLIANO TROPHY 2025

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Barcelona native Adriana García Terol and Madrid natives Ángela Revuelta and Liz Hao make up the Spanish representation in the Junior Vagliano Trophy, a women's competition in the Under 16 category that pits the teams of Great Britain & Ireland against the Rest of the Continent on June 27 and 28 at the Dutch course of Royal Hague, the same venue and same dates as the Vagliano Trophy, a competition for the absolute category.

Adriana García Terol comes with the spectacular track record that comes from the titles achieved this year in the Spanish Absolute and Under 16 Championships, a double only within reach of Carlota Ciganda in the history of Spanish golf.

Liz Hao, for her part, has in her sporting resume, all this same year, the second place in the Spanish Under 18 Championship and the third in the Spanish Absolute and Under 16 Championships, revealing her ability to contribute in team competitions with the triumph, in this case in 2024, in the Spanish Armed Forces Under 16 Women's Championship.

Finally, it should be noted that Ángela Revuelta was also a member of the Madrid team that won that Spanish Armed Forces Under 16 Championship, with a resume also adorned by the triumphs in the Spanish Children's and Under 16 Championships in 2024.

In addition to the three Spanish women, the Rest of the Continent team consists of three French women: Alice Kong, Louise Landgraf and Salome Lumbaca.

The format features a four-ball round in the morning session of the first day, followed by singles matches in the afternoon. The second day will consist of morning foursomes matches followed by another round of singles matches, which are sure to be decisive.

This competition, which was held biennially between 2011 and 2021, has been annual ever since. To date, the Rest of Europe team has won seven out of a possible eight titles, although Great Britain & Ireland are the defending champions, having won the title in 2024, which is currently the only one in the competition's history.

The Spanish presence in this has traditionally been very prominent, with the participation of Clara Baena and Harang Lee in the 2011 edition; Covadonga Sanjuán and Alejandra Pasarín in 2013; Blanca Fernández in 2017; Carolina López-Chacarra in 2019; Cayetana Fernández in 2021; Andrea Revuelta and Anna Cañadó in 2022.