The steady scores earned points nonetheless, helping the 16-year-old move back to the top spot the boys’ ranking. Golf Ireland’s Sean Keeling missed the cuts in both England and Estonia despite a 36-hole score of par at The Amateur and a 54-hole score of -6 at the European Amateur. In the boys’ ranking, two events open to all ages which featured many of the best amateur players in the world meant high-finishes would be hard to come by for the juniors. Spain’s Andrea Revuelta, who also reach the round of 16 in England, sits just outside one point of Örtengren in fourth. The event being the Swede’s fourth counting event this season, the result was enough to jump her into the third and final automatic qualifying spot. Meja Örtengren finished in a tie for 33 rd at the Women’s Amateur.
The winner of the 2023 Spanish Amateur Championship finished in a tie for 9 th after losing in the round of 16 in England, scoring significant points towards the ranking. Sweden’s Nora Sundberg has held on to second place in the girls’ ranking. Having two wins and two top-three finishes in her pocket from the early events, and with each players’ four best scores being counted for the ranking, it is likely the Spaniard has already secured an automatic selection for the team. The driver stopped at the scene after the crash, police said.Rocio Tejedo (ESP) maintained her lead in the girls’ ranking despite not competing internationally in the last few weeks. Up to 20 ambulances, an air ambulance and firefighters were sent to The Study Preparatory School on Camp Road in Wimbledon.Ī woman aged in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and remains in custody. The Study Preparatory School said it was "profoundly shocked by the tragic accident" and "devastated that it has claimed the life of one of our young pupils as well as injuring several others". Latest: Police continue to question woman Wimbledon MP Stephen Hammond said: "What a sad incident - it is tragically on the last day of term, for this young girl to have lost her life." An eight-year-old girl has died after a Land Rover crashed into a primary school in southwest London on the last day of term.Ī total of 16 people were treated at the scene and 10 were taken to hospital, chief paramedic John Martin from the London Ambulance Service said at the scene in an update on Thursday afternoon.
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