2025 EUROPEAN WOMEN'S UNDER 18 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

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Spain begins its medal campaign this Thursday at the 2025 European Under-18 Women's Team Championship, which runs until Saturday at the Slaley Hall Spa & Golf Resort in northern England. The team finished in eighth place, which means they will face France in the quarterfinals.

On this second day, it was crucial to maintain at least the eighth place Spain held on the first day, as only the top eight teams after the qualifying round are eligible for medals and, consequently, the title. This objective has been achieved, although it leaves a challenging quarter-final matchup.

Spain never saw its place in the Top 8 threatened, thanks to the considerable advantage it held over ninth place. This provided a degree of comfort, allowing Amanda Revuelta to deliver a strong performance. Her round was the best of the day, a particularly impressive feat as it was the only one of the twelve rounds under par; we're talking about a -1 where the Madrid native capitalized on Slaley Hall's more forgiving front nine, carding four birdies.

Then came Liz Hao's +2, Lucía Iraola's +3 and Adriana García Terol's +4.

Finally, a day to forget for Aroa González (+7 for the day) and Nagore Martínez (+8 for the day), although, as we know, in these kinds of tournaments you have to clear your head after the next round. Now the real fun begins. Spain's first match, the quarterfinal, will be against France.

Uneven start of Spanish sexting

On Tuesday, Spain had an uneven start to the tournament. The team finished the day in eighth place with a total of +5 after none of its members were able to win a course.

Aroa González and Liz Hao's pars served as a beacon for the sextet. Both the player from Navarre and the one from Madrid balanced their number of birdies and bogeys to salvage scores of enormous merit, given that only fifteen players managed to break par.

Lucía Iraola (+1), Nagore Martínez (+2), and Amanda Revuelta (+2) also had very productive rounds. The most disappointing result came from Adriana García Terol (+3), who led for much of the morning with four birdies on the first nine holes but then fell from grace with a triple bogey on the 17th and a double bogey on the 18th.

A guarantee group with a clear objective

The team that traveled to England aiming for Spain's tenth victory consists of Nagore Martínez and Adriana García Terol from Barcelona, Lucía Iraola from Gipuzkoa, Aroa González from Navarre, and Liz Hao and Amanda Revuelta from Madrid. The group is led by captain Andrea Arquero, coach Marcelo Prieto, physical trainer Paco Fernández, and RFEG vice president Mar Ruiz de la Torre.

The competition format consists of two days of stroke play, which establish a ranking before the various knockout rounds for the title. It is essential to finish in one of the top eight positions in the preliminary round to be eligible for the title.