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Annua Huang sets Ladies European Tour history aged 17

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Annua Huang sets Ladies European Tour history aged 17
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Teenager Anna Huang became the youngest player to win three tournaments in Ladies European Tour history with victory at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco.

The Canadian, 17, had been six shots off the lead going into the final round but six birdies and an eagle in a closing round of 66 meant she pipped overnight leader Kelsey Bennett by one shot on 14 under par.

Her win on Royal Dar Es Salam’s Blue course follows her back-to-back titles in September at the La Sella Open and Lacoste Ladies Open de France and means she has broken the record of Jeeno Thitikul, who was aged 18 when she landed her third title.

“I’m honestly just so shocked right now,” Huang said.

“To get my third win on tour in only my second year is incredible. I’m just trying to enjoy the moment!”

It capped a fine few weeks for the teenager, during which she qualified for the US Women’s Open before finishing tied for third at last week’s Amundi German Masters.

English defending champion Cara Gainer finished tied for sixth on eight under.

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