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Hurrah, it's This Girl Can week and the CA Golf Croquet Women's Open at Nottingham!, starting today! Featuring one more contestant in the event - a Nottingham local! May the best girl win! 💪💪 #thisgirlcan #women #croquet #golfcroquet #competition #nottingham![]()
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Cathy Turski started playing croquet 11 years ago at Nottingham Croquet Club when some of her bridge playing friends encouraged her to come along and have a go. She loves the game, loves the new friends she has made and especially loves coaching, passing on her skills and the pleasure she gets from the game to as many people as she possibly can.
Hurrah, it's This Girl Can week and the CA Golf Croquet Women's Open at Nottingham!, starting today! Featuring two more contestants in the event - may the best girl win! 💪💪 #thisgirlcan #women #croquet #golfcroquet #competition #nottingham![]()
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Michelle Leonard started playing in 2015 at Kingston Maurward Croquet Club with a handicap of 10 for GC. She won the inaugural C level in 2018, Ramsgate Ladies in 2019. Hampworth B level in 2020 which qualified her for the B level finals at Roehampton where she came 4th of 16. Her current handicap is 3. Michelle is now regularly playing in B levels and the new 0+ tournaments. She is a member of the new Winterborne Valley Croquet Club and was part of the committee tasked with finding a replacement venue for KMCC. She has just started learning AC, with a current handicap of 22
Hurrah, it's This Girl Can week and the CA Golf Croquet Women's Open at Nottingham!, starting today! Featuring two more contestants in the event - may the best girl win! 💪💪 #thisgirlcan #women #croquet #golfcroquet #competition #nottingham![]()
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Rachel Gee started playing competitive croquet when she was 15. She lives and works in Nottingham and she is now a member of Ashby and Nottingham Croquet Clubs. Rachel has won the English National Singles Championship twice (2019, 2020), the European Championships twice (2014, 2018) and the Women's World Championship (2011). She is currently the World’s number one female player.