Liverpool plot loan deal for Ndombele
The fanciful idea has been mooted by French source Foot Mercato, who claim that Klopp is looking at a loan deal with an option to buy for the powerful midfielder. The article claims the relationship between Ndombele and boss Jose Mourinho has “deteriorated to the point of no return” after the Portuguese boss’ comments on the Mauricio Pochettino signing earlier in the season. Ndombele became the club’s record signing last summer after Tottenham forked out an initial £55.45million for his signature prior to add-ons. Mourinho though did not waste any time publicly stating what he thought about the former Lyon man.Advertisement The Spurs boss claimed in January that the 23-year-old was “always injured.” “He has to know he has to do much better and know I cannot keep giving him opportunities to play because the team is much more important,” he then said of the player after a woeful display against Burnley. That has led to Ndombele looking for a way out, as per the source, and Liverpool have, apparently reignited their interest in “recent days”. read also:Ndombele leaning towards Tottenham exit As cited by the report, Klopp hardly needs a player in the mould Ndombele with Fabinho, Jordan Henderson and Giorgio Wijnaldum already on board. However, James Milner, 34, will not be around much longer and Naby Keita has not had the impact Klopp would have wanted. That leads the outlet to claim that Klopp is looking to push through a season-long loan deal, and a “large purchase option” may well be tempting for Mourinho and Daniel Levy. FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail分享 Loading… Liverpool boss, Jurgen Klopp, is exploring the idea of signing Tottenham midfielder Tanguy Ndombele, according to a report. Promoted Content14 Hilarious Comics Made By Women You Need To Follow Right Now7 Mysterious Discoveries Archaeologists Still Can’t Explain10 Awesome TV Series That Got Cancelled Way Too Soon10 Risky Jobs Some Women DoCan Playing Too Many Video Games Hurt Your Body?7 Universities Where Getting An Education Costs A Hefty Penny7 Of The Wealthiest Universities In The World10 Inventions That Make Us Question HumanityWhich Country Is The Most Romantic In The World?Best Car Manufacturers In The WorldWho Is The Most Powerful Woman On Earth?Couples Who Celebrated Their Union In A Unique, Unforgettable Way
But the Irish will view this weekend’s match-up with just as much importance, knowing a win at home will fire them right back into the qualification fight following last November’s defeat at Celtic Park. Each of these factors has added a pinch of intrigue to a clash that already has local rivalry for spice. And Gordon Strachan’s number two McGhee gave the permission for the Tartan Army to keep on stoking the fires as he said: “I think you can’t build this game up enough. “In the scheme of what we have experienced as coaches coming into the job, this is the biggest game we’ve had. “But the next one after that will become the biggest one and the one after that will be bigger still. “So build this up as much as you like. We recognise the importance of it to everyone. “We relish this challenge, we believe we can go there and win and we are all looking forward to the game.” But even with so much at stake as Scotland bid to end their 18-year wait to reach a major finals, the Scotland assistant manager is not worried about the occasion getting to their players. The Scots will cross the Irish Sea looking to take another step towards the Euro 2016 finals in France. Victory at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday will put five points between them and Martin O’Neill’s side and likely keep them apace with Poland and Germany at the top of Group D as they take on strugglers Georgia and Gibraltar. “I don’t think nerves will come into this at all,” said the former Motherwell and Aberdeen boss. “These are guys who play in the Premier League, the Championship and Champions League every season. “They have played in big games with big atmospheres. They relish it and thrive on it. “Far from being nervous I think they will all say, ‘Bring it on’.” Scotland warmed up for the Irish with a low-key 1-0 win over Qatar in Edinburgh on Friday night, while O’Neill’s side hosted England on Sunday but could not raise themselves to claim anything more than a goalless draw with the Auld Enemy. While Scotland were hardly tested by the 2022 World Cup hosts at Easter Road, McGhee was adamant that the match had proved beneficial in the build-up to their date in Dublin. “This is no doubt it was worthwhile,” he said. “I think we had to have a game. It was a test enough physically. Tactically they gave us some issues, so it was good. “How much can we read into the positions some guys played that night? Nothing, nothing whatsoever. Ikechi Anya played right-back on Friday. He will not play right-back against the Republic. I can categorically state that now. “We felt people needed a game and we couldn’t get them all in their favoured positions, so we felt Ikechi was quite capable of playing where he did. He acquitted himself quite well and got a game. “As for Ireland’s match with the English, you try and read between the lines and deduce what Martin (O’Neill) might be thinking. But like the Republic might be looking at us on Friday night, there will be certain things they think they know because of what they have seen and we are the same. “But the reality is that until the team-sheet comes in over in Dublin, we won’t really know what they will do and they won’t know what we will do.” Ireland were undone the last time they faced Scotland by a moment of magic from Shaun Maloney as he swept the hosts in front in Glasgow following a clever corner routine. And McGhee says it will again come down to individual brilliance – rather than a tactical master-stroke – to decide this weekend’s meeting. He said: “What happened with the game here was that Shaun Maloney and Scott Brown conjured a goal from a set-play that we had initiated. “But they improvised and scored an amazing goal. That is nothing to do with us on the bench. That was them and their ability. “We give the guys a platform to keep the game tight and then do something like that. “Winning the game will come down to the individual or the team themselves – not us on the bench.” Mark McGhee claims Scotland’s crucial Dublin clash with the Republic of Ireland deserves to be hyped up – but he insists the pressure will not put the Dark Blues off their stride. Press Association
State budget vs. job creation – January 22, 2015 NEWTON, Mass. – Senior captain Brett Conley (Fairfield, CT/Fairfield Warde) notched five goals and one assist to lead the Mount Ida College men’s lacrosse team past visiting Maine Maritime Academy 13-5 in the semifinal round of the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) tournament this Wednesday in Newton, Massachusetts. The Mustangs advance to their sixth consecutive NAC championship against the winner of Castleton State College and Johnson State College. The Mustangs improve to 12-6 overall, 10-1 in the NAC while the Mariners end their very successful 2009 season at 8-4, 7-2 in conference competition.The Mustangs came out flat and the Mariners capitalized on it in the first three minutes of the contest taking a 1-0 lead on a Garrett Lake (Farmington, ME/Mt. Blue) goal from sophomore Christopher Keiley (Holliston, MA/Holliston). Mount Ida answered a minute later on Conley’s first score of the game off a feed from sophomore Matthew Savage (Peabody, MA/Peabody) knotting it at 1-1.The Mariners would not go away re-gaining the advantage on a Keiley score off a dish from senior Phillip McNerney (Eliot, ME/Marshwood) leading 2-1 at the 10:37 mark in the first quarter. The visitors added another, up by two scores midway through the first, on a Richard McKee (Plymouth, MA/Plymouth South) goal from Nick Lund (Alfred, ME/Massabesic) ahead 3-1, their largest lead of the game.After a 7-0 run by the Mustangs, the visitors finally answered in the beginning of the third quarter on a freshman Brian Corain (Berwick, ME/St. Thomas Aquinas) unassisted score down 8-4. Mount Ida responded with a goal by Battapaglia from sophomore Dan Harrington (Westford, MA/Westford Academy) to lead 9-4 with 11 minutes to go in the third quarter. Another Corain goal for the Mariners at the end of the third made it 9-5 Mustangs heading into the fourth. This is placeholder textThis is placeholder textThat was about it for the visitor’s small comeback while the Mustangs reeled off four final goals of the contest all in the fourth frame. Savage tallied two scores out of the four while Battipaglia and Prophete each added one a piece capturing the 13-5 victory. Latest Posts admin Latest posts by admin (see all)
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FOOTBALL action continues this weekend at the U-14 level with the ExxonMobil-sponsored tournament.Round two of the Girls’ segment will take place with organiser, the Petra Organisation, confirming the addition of four female teams to make it a 12-team competition.The male segment also moves into its third round.The Ministry of Health will be rewarding the player-of-the-week boys and girls with a haversack and six books as part of encouragement to indulge in physical activities toward a healthier life.The tournament is also sponsored by the Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) under the PEPSI brand.Full fixtures:Girls Fixtures10:00hrs Ann’s Grove vs Richard Ishmael10:00hrs Annandale vs Dolphin10:50hrs Uitvlugt vs New Campbellville10:50hrs Lodge vs Tucville11:40hrs East Ruimveldt vs Charlestown Secondary11:40hrs St Mary vs St Stanislaus12:30hrs Ann’s Grove vs Dolphin12:30hrs Annandale vs Richard IshmaelBoys Fixtures12:00hrs St Mary vs Plaisance Orphanage12:00hrs Richard Ishmael vs New Campbellville12:50hrs North Ruimveldt Multi vs Annandale Secondary12:50hrs Cummings Lodge vs Brickdam Secondary13:40hrs Ann’s Grove vs Lodge Secondary13:40hrs Tucville vs St Stanislaus College14:30hrs Carmel Secondary School vs President’s College14:30hrs Marian Academy vs Uitvlugt Secondary15:20hrs Charlestown Secondary vs Golden Grove15:20hrs East Ruimveldt vs St John’s16:10hrs Kingston vs Tutorial16:10hrs Queenstown Secondary vs Dolphin Secondary
A recent poll conducted by the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, the Los Angeles Times and SurveyMonkey found that California voters are more likely than the rest of the nation to see immigrants as beneficial to society.The poll — which took place from Oct. 29 to Nov. 3 and asked more than 5,000 people about their thoughts on immigration, government and the economy — took into account voters’ political affiliations and demographics and tested samples from California and the nation at large.According to USC News, the poll found that 59 percent of California voters believe that immigrants strengthen society and 35 percent believe that they weaken it. In comparison, only 49 percent of U.S. voters believe that immigration is beneficial while 43 percent believe it is detrimental.However, the poll also found that 41 percent of California voters believe that immigrants cause financial difficulties, while 10 percent say that they make things easier financially and 39 percent say that they make no difference. These results, according to Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics Director Dan Schnur, demonstrate that Californians recognize the short-term challenges of immigration as well as the long-term benefits.“It’s not surprising that Californians are much more positive about the benefits of immigration than voters nationally, but even our state’s residents recognize that immigration can present economic challenges as well,” Schnur told USC News.The results of the poll showed a clear division among party lines, with the majority of Democrats harboring positive feelings about immigration and cultural diversity and the majority of Republicans coming out against it. Furthermore, demographics play a role as well; a majority of younger and minority voters in California supported immigration.The poll also tested voters’ opinions on economic inequality, with 59 percent of California voters stating that an economic system that favors the wealthy is a significant issue and only 39 percent citing government regulation of the free market as a bigger problem.
Wiraya and A GAME ABOVE sign long-term strategic partnership June 30, 2020 StumbleUpon Related Articles Share Forming a joint-venture agreement, customer experience marketing agency A GAME ABOVE has partnered with player protection specialist Beanstalk, to launch a ‘regulatory support product’ – Yield Sec.Bringing Yield Sec to market, A GAME ABOVE and Beanstalk have stated that they have developed the first tool helping governments and regulators, monitor and remove ‘black market threats’, obstructing the progress of regulated marketplaces for licensed incumbents.Yield Sec will support regulatory authorities, with a real-time solution and database actively monitoring the activities of illegal black market websites targeting individual marketplaces and vulnerable customer segments.A GAME ABOVE brands Yield Sec as a vital tool for regulatory teams looking to maintain ‘effective regulation and upholding player protections’, with its solution providing further resources for the monitoring, policing and enforcing regulated market actions.Commenting on the launch, Steen Madsen, CEO of A GAME ABOVE, said: “The operation of a sustainable marketplace, with cared-for customers and practically excluded minors and at-risk audiences, whilst raising valuable taxation revenues for society, predictably, is the perfect way to support our shared mission across A GAME ABOVE and Beanstalk: the customer experience.“Player protection and the operation of a sustainable, responsible industry, onshore and subject to regulation, are, in our view, simply facets of the customer experience, overall.”The product will allow governments and regulators to establish a ‘regulatory ring-fence for all licensed and soon-to-be licensed markets’, which A GAME ABOVE and Beanstalk hope will prevent ‘the failure to fund good causes and the outright theft of legitimate tax yield by illicit black market operators’.Leading Yield Sec’s product development, Beanstalk is the igaming player protection agency which operates multi-device igaming website/app blocker Gamban – an application recognised as one of igaming’s most effective player protection tools.Jack Symons, Co-Founder and Director of Beanstalk, added: “After an intensive period of research and development, we’re pleased to be announcing the launch of Yield Sec. Across most markets today, those at risk of gambling-related harm do not know where to effectively turn when facing a problem.“Escaping a spiral of continued, compulsive play is almost impossible when no gambling cessation helpline or tool has historically worked to effectively exclude the black market. Yield Sec will achieve this and provide for meaningful player protection. Caring for the vulnerable is ineffective if we only place conditions upon licensed operators but then leave the unregulated black market openly available.”Yield Sec developers stated that an effective black-market monitoring solution is needed during a time of disruption across multiple markets, in which government & regulators aim to harmonise regulatory measures balancing player protection and taxation yield measures.Bill Pascrell, III,President, North America for A GAME ABOVE, concluded: “For governments and regulators, Yield Sec is a tool for our time and the sustainable future of regulated online betting and gaming.“Despite the loss of nearly all professional sport over the COVID-19 crisis, it is clear that black-market betting and gaming sites and apps benefited enormously – at no other point in history have we seen the broad presence and availability of so many unlicensed, unregulated offerings, none of which pay any tax, protect any players or provide for those at risk.“In targeting regulated territories, these black market operators are effectively stealing taxpayers’ money and avoiding the contributions that licensed, responsible operators make to good causes and the prevention of gambling-related harm.” How Yield Sec is removing black market influences July 28, 2020 Wiraya and A GAME ABOVE: Partnering to produce full lifecycle potential July 1, 2020 Submit Share
It would be anything but comfortable though. Wendie Renard, hero in their first game thanks to her two headed goals , was on the scoresheet again – but for the wrong side.A lack of communication between her and Majri resulted in the centre-back tapping the ball into her own net, when Herlovsen’s cross was about to run behind harmlessly for a goal-kick.But if that was unfortunate, things balanced out for the French. Engen had got a toe on the ball when tackling Marion Torrent, but it was a clumsy challenge that caught the full-back high on the follow-up, and that is what referee Bibiana Steinhaus saw after watching it back.VAR had denied Diacre’s side a goal last time out, but it would result in one this time, with Eugenie Le Sommer arrowing the spot-kick into the bottom corner with real conviction.The remaining half hour was a test of character for France, and they passed it. While Norway tried desperately to get back into some of the attacking rhythms they enjoyed in the first half, Les Bleues stifled them brilliantly and showed few signs that they were ever going to crack under the pressure.The Allianz Riviera was expecting; and France delivered. Another three points should seal top spot for them, albeit that doesn’t mean much in Group A. After strutting their stuff in Paris, France showed their gritty side in Nice as they grinded out a 2-1 win over their biggest rivals for Group A’s top spot, Norway.Questioned in the build-up, Corinne Diacre’s tactical choices proved key as Valerie Gauvin came in for Delphine Cascarino to put on a tireless, high-pressing display in which she was handsomely rewarded with the opening goal. And while their opening Women’s World Cup game was much easier on the eye, as they put South Korea to the sword in a 4-0 victory at the Parc des Princes , this was a victory over a strong side that will have pleased their manager in particular.MORE: Watch the Women’s World Cup live with fuboTV (7-day free trial)Norway did not come into the game overawed by the occasion. With expectations heavily on the hosts, and any talk of Norway mainly focused away from this team and on the absence of Ada Hegerberg , they were underdogs and they relished it.Guro Reiten, who started the tournament with a goal and an assist against Nigeria, was lively from the off, with both her and Karina Saevik, playing on the opposite flank, and both would force France’s full-backs into early errors.Reiten’s cross found her team-mate’s run into the box from the right wing, but Saevik’s first time shot was wide of the target, just moments after Isabell Herlovsen worried the French by intercepting Griedge Mbock Bathy’s headed back-pass to Sarah Bouhaddi, but the goalkeeper did well to force her wide.Saevik would dispossess Amel Majri too as Norway continued their energetic start, and the corner forced by Herlovsen would be directed goalwards by the head of Engen – but blocked by the head of Majri.It was a wake-up call for the French, who were yet to arrive at their own party.But the 34,872 waiting for them in the Allianz Riviera would eventually get the show they were here for – and Kadidiatou Diani was its star. Getty https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/GOAL/51/67/france-norway-womens-world-cup_yjuisj5ivpxhzwxg8srepp4j.jpg?t=1301560707&w=500&quality=80 While the runners-up are likely to take on Australia or Brazil, then England, the winners will meet reigning champions USA in the quarter-finals, if everything goes as expected.But that won’t faze Diacre’s team. They showed their style against South Korea, and their strong mentality against Norway.Both qualities are what a team needs to be world champions. Getty https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/GOAL/53/6e/valerie-gauvin-france-norway-world-cup-women-12062019_oaqvkrmia3ol11kj2hts1xtkp.jpg?t=1297197211&w=500&quality=80 The Paris Saint Germain forward gave Kristine Minde a torrid time out wide, running at her with blistering pace and tricky feet at every opportunity, having moved out to the right-wing position with the inclusion of Gauvin in this line-up.Most of her chances were created for the latter, who surprising started over Cascarino, but the striker struggled to connect properly with any of Diani’s first-half crosses.She wasn’t the only one, however, with Diani perhaps too selfless in her play as she constantly looked for the cross rather than being more direct.And while her running kept Norway on the back foot for the most part, the Scandinavians didn’t lack opportunities.Ingrid Engen, in particular, had a superb game in the middle for Martin Sjogren’s side, linking defence to attack brilliantly and breaking up flurries forward from the French often.It was her who created Norway’s next chance, linking up well with Minde and Reiten, only for Saevik to fire over, while the first half ended with Ingrid Moe Wold striking straight at Bouhaddi.But if Sjogren’s side finished the opening period better, it meant nothing within seconds of the restart, as Gauvin arrived in perfect time to clinically sweep home the opening goal.It could have been comfortable for France from there on. Majri was pulling out the tricks and bursting forward, showing just why she is played in a more attacking role for Lyon, with her back-heel teeing up Amandine Henry to cross for Gauvin, but the striker headed over.
Redskins’ Alex Smith reflects on horrific leg injury, says he has to learn to run again Thomas led the NFL with 125 receptions last season, going for 1,405 yards and nine touchdowns. NOLA.com earlier reported that while the two sides are far apart, they are “motivated to get a deal done, hopefully by the start of training camp.” The Saints reportedly are OK with making Michael Thomas the highest paid wide receiver in the NFL, but they’re apparently not willing to go millions per year higher.NOLA.com reported Friday that the Saints are offering Thomas $18 million per year, which would match the five-year, $90 million extension Odell Beckham Jr. signed in 2018 as the most lucrative in the league. Cowboys’ Jason Witten uses Coach K’s Kobe Bryant story as motivation But according to the report, Thomas has dropped his asking price to $22 million per year. The 2018 first-team All-Pro is entering the final season of his rookie contract.That $4 million is a sizable gulf, but you can’t blame either side for their reported figures. The Saints offer would, in fact, give Thomas, 26, the best paycheck in the league for a receiver. But you can’t blame Thomas’ camp for looking at the group of wide receivers that includes Julio Jones and A.J. Green who will soon be signing new extensions that probably will eclipse that. Related News NFL finalizes pass interference replay rule for 2019
Game two: Andale/Garden Plain 10 Wellington 2Wellington 000 011 0 — 2 6 3Andale 144 001 0 — 10 12 2LP – Jerrod HuckFollow us on Twitter. Wellington 11 Andale 5 P Adams 2.1IP 0H 2R 1ER 2BB 2K.E Goodrum 2.2IP 4H 3R 0ER 0BB 1K.WP Dry 2IP 1H 0R 0ER 1BB 0K.LP Ellis Wellington 8 Andale 7 McComb 3/5 2R 4RBI.Oathout 0/4 1R 1RBI 1BB.Buck 0/3 1R 2BB SB.M Adams 0/3 1BB 1SAC.E Goodrum 2/4 2R 2RBI  HR.P Adams 0/2.Dry 2/2 1R 2RBI DBL HR.Zimmerman 0/2 1R 2BB.A Goodrum 0/3 1R 1BB.Fink 2/3 1R 1BB.Hamel 1R.•••••Wellington boys sweptThe Wellington boys had a really bad evening at getting outscored 20-2 in two games.In game one, Andale opened with a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first and expanded the lead to 8-0 after two.In the fourth inning, two more runs made it 10-0. The game ended after five. Andale had seven hits to Wellington’s one. The Indians had two errors.In game two, Andale opened with a 1-0, 5-0 and 9-0 lead in the first three innings.Wellington didn’t get its first score until the top of the fifth when Houston Sober scored. In fact he had both of the runs for the Dukes. Wellington finished game two with six hits. Andrew Horn had a double.In the first game, Jalen Macias pitched two innings, allowing five hits, eight runs and five walks while striking out three. Ben DeJarnett, in two innings pitched, allowed two hits, two runs, and one walk.In game two, Wellington had three pitcher in six innings. Jerrod Huck allowed six hits, five runs, five earned runs and two walks. He struck out one. Wesley Gilmore and Trevor Nance also pitched. Close Forgot password? Please put in your email: Send me my password! 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Tweet this comment Cancel Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments by Tracy McCue, Sumner Newscow — The Wellington girls softball team got its first double-header win of the season and it came at the end of the hands of Andale/Garden Plain.The Wellington boys baseball team fell to defeat to Andale-Garden Plain 10-0 and 10-2.The game were delayed for two games due to the cold, snowy weather on Monday. Wellington travels to Winfield next Monday.•••••Girls pick up winsWellington improved its record to 4-6 with two big wins over league rival Andale/Garden Plain.In the first game, Wellington was led by sophomore McKenna Oathout, who racked up four RBIs on two hits to lift the Lady Dukes to victory.She contributed with a single in the first and a triple in the fourth in which Wellington scored three runs in both innings.In the first inning, Carlie McComb, Oathout and Buck scored to put Wellington in front 3-0. Andale would score a run in the third.Then in the top of the fourth, Shelby Hamel, Brianna Mullen and McComb loaded the bases. Then Oathout stepped to the plate and blasted a triple to right field which put the Crusaders in front 6-1.But Andale made a comeback in the bottom half of the inning with two home runs to cut the lead to 6-4.Peyton Adams then hit a home run in the sixth. Andale responded with a run. Then in the top of the seventh, Buck tripled and came home on a Jaden Dry single.Leading 8-5, Wellington then held on to dear life, as Andale quickly narrowed the lead from 8-5 to 8-7 with a two-run homer. But Wellington retired the next three batters and held on to victory.In game two, the opposite occurred. Andale raced out to the lead, but Wellington was making the comeback.Andale rolled to a 4-0 lead in three innings. But in the fourth, McComb singled and Oathout reached base on a fielders’ choice. Both came him on Indian errors.Down 5-2, Wellington scored three runs in the top of the sixth. Freshman Erin Goodrum opened the inning with a home run and from that point on, it was Wellington’s game. Peyton Adams and Taylor Zimmerman scored runs to tie the game at 5-all before the inning ended.Then in the seventh, Wellington would score six runs, including a two-run Jade Dry homer.Wellington ended up hitting the ball 18 times in both games, while committing two errors in each.Dry won the first game allowing nine hits, seven runs, five earned and one walk. She struck out five.In game two, Dry was again the winning pitcher. P. Adams started and pitched for 2.1 innings. E. Goodrum pitched 2.2 innings.
Wellington 3 0 0 3 1 0 1 —  8 9 2Andale 0 0 1 3 0 1 2 —  7 9 0 WP J Dry 7IP 9H 7R 5ER 1BB 5KLP Bugner Wellington 0 0 0 2 0 3 6 —   11 9 2Andale 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 —   5 5 2 McComb 1/2 2R 2BB.Oathout 2/3 1R 4RBI 1BB Triple.Buck 2/4 2R Triple SB.Dry 1/4 1RBI.M Adams 1/4 2RBI.P Adams 1/4 1R 1RBI HR.DeJarnett 0/4.Hamel 0/2 1R 1BB.Mullen 1/3.Defore 1R. Game one: Andale/Garden Plain 10 Wellington 0Wellington 000 00X — 0 1 0Andale 350 20X — 10 7 2LP – Jalen Macias.
11 Mar 2013 Keeble denied by costly three putt England boy cap Bobby Keeble came within a shot of winning the one-day Western Province under 23 Stroke Play Championship at Durbanville Golf Club near Cape Town. In perfect conditions, Nathan Scott held out to win a shootout against Keeble, Scott finishing on 139, one clear despite the Essex youngster firing an afternoon 68, the best round of the day. The morning lead was shared by Aslam Mallick and Deniz Palanduz on 3 under 69, but the afternoon saw Keeble and Scott blitz the front nine. Scott made six birdies in the first 11 holes while Keeble was seven under for his first 13 holes. When Scott dropped shots on 12 and 13 it looked like it was Keeble’s title, but the 18 year old hit a poor drive to drop a shot on 14. Both players stood on the tee at the short 17th at six under for the day. Scott hit his tee shot long but got a fortunate break when his ball struck a tree overlooking the green and, with a good bounce, he capitalised and saved his par. Keeble hit a great tee shot but it ran through the green. He chipped to a metre but disappointingly three-putted. Although Scott dropped a shot on the 18th, he had done enough to win by the narrowest of margins. Leading final scores (South African unless stated): 139 N Scott 70 69; 140 B Keeble (Eng) 72 68; 142 R Bougas 72 70; 144 K Ochse 71 73, I Snyman 74 70. Other English score: 146 R Burlison 75 71