Scotland Under-15 Girls squad created history by taking part in
their first International, when they travelled to the Netherlands to take
part in the First National Day in Holland. But it was not to be a winning
start for the Young Scots, as they went down to a goal, midway
through the first period before a late second
effort from the Dutch ended any hope of a comeback.
Head Coach Tony Gervaise commented,” The
match was great experience for the youngsters, and they really played well
throughout, creating a number of opportunities, particularly during the
second half.
Overall it was an excellent performance and really
they deserved to take something from it”.
Scotland’s Under-17 squad
furthered their development with a match against their Dutch counterparts,
but on this occasion, they went down 1-0 to an experienced Dutch side.
The Scots were slow to start, and were a goal behind midway
through the opening period, however they grew in stature during the second
half, and with some luck might have salvaged a draw.
The Scots may
have gone down in their latest encounter, but the experience of playing
against side’s such as the Dutch will have gone a long way in their
development, but they will have taken confidence from the chances created
throughout the match.
Scotland; 1.Kate Lagan 2.Kayley Ralton 3.Frankie Brown 4.Tammi Kerr
5. Vicki Farquhar 6. Sharon Scott 7. Kirsty
McLaughlin 8. Leanne Crichton 9.Julie Myles (15. Jill Paterson 70) 10.
Samantha Hare 11. Emma Fernon (16.Kerry Montgomery 75)
Subs not
used; 12. Joanne Hutcheson 13.Lesley Condie 14.Lisa Marie-Boyd 17.Lauren
Markey 18.Hayley Cunningham
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