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Team Europe's junior squad prepares to battle the USA at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands, just days before the senior Solheim Cup tees off at the same venue.
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Europe's youngest stars are ready to scrap. The PING Junior Solheim Cup begins tomorrow at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands, with Team Europe taking on Team USA across two fiercely competitive days.
Captain Anne Van Dam has assembled a squad of twelve players aged 12 to 18. Six earned their spots through the rankings. The rest were handpicked by Van Dam herself.
Europe boasts serious talent. Marta Muñoz, Adriana García Terol, Lana Guyot, Lauren Crump and Annabel Peaford all feature prominently. But don't write off the Americans - Asterisk Talley, Amelie Zalsman and Anna Fang could cause real problems.
Tomorrow brings six four-ball and six foursomes matches. Monday delivers twelve singles contests. It's a brutal schedule designed to test nerves.
The junior event serves as the curtain-raiser to the main Solheim Cup, which gets underway at the same venue on 11 September. The stage is set for a blockbuster week of transatlantic rivalry.
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