Published Date: 24 September 2009
GULLANE have been crowned as the East Lothian Junior League champions after pipping Musselburgh Old for top spot in the tightest finish to the event for many years.
Coached by Jane Connachan, Musselburgh Old came so close to lifting the title for the first time but draws against Dunbar and Royal Musselburgh in their final two matches saw them miss out by the narrowest of margins.
For Gullane, the win completed a hat-trick of successes this season, having also won the East Lothian Junior Winter League and Team Strokeplay titles.
In the end, Musselburgh Old were also pipped for second spot, Craigielaw taking that honour ahead of Tantallon. They had the same points and same "goal difference" but Craigielaw had won the league match between the two teams, so they progress along with Gullane to the Scottish final of the Home Nations Junior Team Championship at Westerwood this Sunday.
Liberton and Prestonfield are also in the field for that event after finishing first and second in this season's Edinburgh Junior Summer League.
For Gullane, the win completed a hat-trick of successes this season, having also won the East Lothian Junior Winter League and Team Strokeplay titles.
In the end, Musselburgh Old were also pipped for second spot, Craigielaw taking that honour ahead of Tantallon. They had the same points and same "goal difference" but Craigielaw had won the league match between the two teams, so they progress along with Gullane to the Scottish final of the Home Nations Junior Team Championship at Westerwood this Sunday.
Liberton and Prestonfield are also in the field for that event after finishing first and second in this season's Edinburgh Junior Summer League.
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