The Turkish Airlines Ladies Open 2013 fourth and last day has given a good insight of the great talent that has gathered together at the National Golf Course in Belek, Antalya, for the past few days.

The 32 year old South African, Lee-Anne Pace, took the winning position having started the final round two shots behind the previous day’s leading golfers Charley Hull and Carlota Ciganda.

It took an agonising wait to see if Hull, Ciganda or two-time defending champion Boeljon could catch up, but they could not. Christel Boeljon eliminated her chance to force a play off after she found the bunker off the tee and had to lay-up to the fairway. Still Hull and Ciganda both had fairly long birdie putts but unfortunately this was not enough to reach the first position.

“My heart stopped for a while, for a beat, but you know, if it happens, it happens. We may have had to go to a play-off but I was just hitting some putts and trying not to look,” said Pace, adding that patience was the key. “It’s so nice to win again. It’s been a while and to do it again is fantastic.” Pace said after the unbearable wait.

This is the sixth Ladies European Tour title and three years have passed since her last victory in 2010.

“It’s definitely one of the toughest golf courses, also because the greens get quite a lot harder at the end of the week and quicker. It’s a very tight golf course so of course you have to keep the ball in play,” Pace explained.

Pace already established a one stroke lead after a great start with birdies on the second and fourth holes and managed to save a bunker on eight and ten. Unfortunately a gust of wind knocked the ball down on the 11^th hole but she quickly turned it around with a birdie on the 12^th hole and a bogey on 14^th.

The sunny weather helped indeed to the final results. The second position was shared between the Spaniard Carlota Ciganda, the English Charley Hull and the Finnish Minea Blomqvist.

Ciganda explains how she fought for it: “I’ve been playing good but today wasn’t like the days before. I didn’t hit the ball that good and I only hit 12 greens compared to 15 or 16 the other days. It was a bit tough but I tried until the end. I finished with one birdie on the last five holes and until the end I was trying to fight, but only one person can win and Lee-Anne played great so congratulations to her.”

Hull gives her encounter of how it went: “I’m pleased but just a bit annoyed. At least I parred the last,” she said. “I didn’t play very good on the first 11 holes. The back nine, I played a lot better. I seem to perform better when I’m under pressure and I have to chase, like the last couple of holes. I just edged my putt on 17 and literally edged the hole on 18 and I thought I had it, but it was a good try. I’ve had three second place finishes in my first three tournaments so I just want to win one now.”

Blomqvist expressed her content with her second position:  “I have to be very, very happy. It was a very tough start for me. The front nine was plus one and I didn’t get it going. I was very happy to make five birdies on the back nine. I have had such a difficult time for three years with my game and I actually want to cry right now because I’m so happy.”

    
Carlota Ciganda                                                                   Charley Hull 1

Here are the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open 2013 Final Results:

[+]	Pos	To	Start	P L A Y E R(Click for Scorecard)	Nat	Hole	Score	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total
[+]	1		4	Lee-Anne Pace		F	-3	70	77	70	72	289
[+]	2		10	Minea Blomqvist		F	-2	75	75	70	70	290
[+]	2		1	Carlota Ciganda		F	-2	69	74	72	75	290
[+]	2		1	Charley Hull		F	-2	75	71	69	75	290
[+]	5		3	Christel Boeljon		F	-1	71	78	67	75	291
[+]	6		10	Holly Clyburn		F	E	74	71	75	72	292
[+]	6		8	Eleanor Givens		F	E	72	73	74	73	292
[+]	6		4	Trish Johnson		F	E	71	71	75	75	292
[+]	6		4	Florentyna Parker		F	E	74	71	72	75	292
[+]	10		8	Linda Wessberg		F	+1	72	77	70	74	293
[+]	10		7	Vikki Laing		F	+1	77	73	68	75	293
[+]	12		24	Line Vedel		F	+2	76	76	71	71	294
[+]	12		19	Gwladys Nocera		F	+2	81	71	70	72	294
[+]	12		10	Laura Davies		F	+2	72	70	78	74	294
[+]	12		10	Sarah Kemp		F	+2	70	79	71	74	294
[+]	16		15	Carmen Alonso		F	+4	70	72	79	75	296
[+]	17		31	Klara Spilkova		F*	+5	76	72	76	73	297
[+]	17		38	Sharmila Nicollet		F*	+5	74	75	76	72	297
[+]	17		31	Bree Arthur		F	+5	75	77	72	73	297
[+]	17		24	Mireia Prat		F	+5	73	75	75	74	297
[+]	17		24	Ann-Kathrin Lindner		F	+5	72	77	74	74	297
[+]	17		19	Valentine Derrey		F	+5	74	74	74	75	297
[+]	17		15	Caroline Afonso		F	+5	76	69	76	76	297
[+]	17		15	Miriam Nagl		F	+5	72	75	74	76	297
[+]	17		10	Margarita Ramos		F	+5	75	72	73	77	297
[+]	26		31	Julie Greciet		F	+6	75	74	75	74	298
[+]	26		38	Melissa Reid		F*	+6	75	77	73	73	298
[+]	26		38	Liz Young		F*	+6	75	73	77	73	298
[+]	26		24	Whitney Hillier		F	+6	75	76	72	75	298
[+]	26		47	Diana Luna		F*	+6	74	77	76	71	298
[+]	31		38	Kelsey Macdonald		F*	+7	76	77	72	74	299
[+]	31		31	Malene Jorgensen		F	+7	77	73	74	75	299
[+]	31		31	Pamela Pretswell		F	+7	76	76	72	75	299
[+]	31		24	Sophie Walker		F	+7	75	78	70	76	299
[+]	31		19	Louise Larsson		F	+7	77	70	75	77	299
[+]	31		15	Nontaya Srisawang		F	+7	74	75	72	78	299
[+]	37		31	Veronica Zorzi		F	+8	73	78	73	76	300
[+]	37		24	Rebecca Artis		F	+8	74	73	76	77	300
[+]	39		38	Beth Allen		F*	+9	75	77	73	76	301
[+]	39		38	Nikki Campbell		F*	+9	75	73	77	76	301
[+]	39		47	Cecilie Lundgreen		F*	+9	70	78	79	74	301
[+]	39		19	Mallory Fraiche		F	+9	76	73	73	79	301
[+]	43		31	Stefania Croce		F	+10	76	77	71	78	302
[+]	43		45	Holly Aitchison		F*	+10	77	74	75	76	302
[+]	43		45	Katie Burnett		F*	+10	72	78	76	76	302
[+]	43		51	Joanna Klatten		F*	+10	75	76	77	74	302
[+]	47		51	Stacy Lee Bregman		F*	+11	77	73	78	75	303
[+]	47		19	Mikaela Parmlid		F	+11	72	77	73	81	303
[+]	47		59	Hannah Burke		F*	+11	77	76	78	72	303
[+]	50		47	Nina Holleder		F*	+12	76	77	74	77	304
[+]	51		38	Leigh Whittaker		F*	+13	74	78	73	80	305
[+]	51		59	Jade Schaeffer		F*	+13	76	74	81	74	305
[+]	53		24	Charlotte Ellis		F	+14	72	76	75	83	306
[+]	53		59	Sophie Giquel-Bettan		F*	+14	74	77	80	75	306
[+]	55		53	Maria Salinas		F*	+15	75	76	78	78	307
[+]	55		64	Morgana Robbertze		F*	+15	75	76	81	75	307
[+]	57		47	Sarah King		F*	+16	77	75	75	81	308
[+]	57		53	Cassandra Kirkland		F*	+16	76	75	78	79	308
[+]	57		53	Ursula Wikstrom		F*	+16	77	76	76	79	308
[+]	57		57	Margherita Rigon		F*	+16	77	75	78	78	308
[+]	57		59	Paula Hurtado		F*	+16	75	75	81	77	308
[+]	62		65	Carly Booth		F*	+17	78	75	82	74	309
[+]	63		57	Rebecca Sorensen		F*	+18	72	77	81	80	310
[+]	64		53	Daniela Holmqvist		F*	+19	73	76	80	82	311
[+]	65		59	Emma Cabrera-Bello		F*	+21	73	79	79	82	313
[+]	66		67	Virginie Lagoutte-Clement		F*	+28	76	77	88	79	320
[+]	67		66	Jessica Yadloczky		F*	+30	78	75	83	86	322
-	68			Helena Callahan		Cut	8	77	77			154
-	68			Stephanie Na		Cut	8	77	77			154
-	68			Georgina Simpson		Cut	8	76	78			154
-	68			Kylie Walker		Cut	8	76	78			154
-	68			Rebecca Hudson		Cut	8	74	80			154
-	73			Bonita Bredenhann		Cut	9	79	76			155
-	73			Karen Lunn		Cut	9	79	76			155
-	73			Sophie Sandolo		Cut	9	78	77			155
-	73			Marta Silva Zamora		Cut	9	74	81			155
-	73			Maria Hernandez		Cut	9	74	81			155
-	73			Marion Ricordeau		Cut	9	73	82			155
-	73			Connie Chen		Cut	9	73	82			155
-	73			Laura Cabanillas		Cut	9	71	84			155
-	81			Isabella Ramsay		Cut	10	80	76			156
-	81			Danielle Montgomery		Cut	10	78	78			156
-	81			Lucie Andre		Cut	10	77	79			156
-	81			Marianne Skarpnord		Cut	10	77	79			156
-	81			Noora Tamminen		Cut	10	76	80			156
-	81			Anne-Lise Caudal		Cut	10	76	80			156
-	87			Laura Jansone		Cut	11	79	78			157
-	87			Sahra Hassan		Cut	11	78	79			157
-	87			Camilla Lennarth		Cut	11	78	79			157
-	87			Becky Brewerton		Cut	11	76	81			157
-	87			Emily Taylor		Cut	11	76	81			157
-	87			Cathryn Bristow		Cut	11	75	82			157
-	87			Megan Grehan		Cut	11	73	84			157
-	94			Tania Elosegui		Cut	12	80	78			158
-	94			Lydia Hall		Cut	12	79	79			158
-	94			Alison Whitaker		Cut	12	79	79			158
-	94			Lauren Mielbrecht		Cut	12	78	80			158
-	94			Celine Herbin		Cut	12	78	80			158
-	99			Julia Davidsson		Cut	13	85	74			159
-	99			Rachel Drummond		Cut	13	82	77			159
-	99			Titiya Plucksataporn		Cut	13	80	79			159
-	99			Viva Schlasberg		Cut	13	76	83			159
-	103			Nikki Garrett		Cut	14	81	79			160
-	103			Marjet Van Der Graaff		Cut	14	79	81			160
-	103			Henni Zuel		Cut	14	78	82			160
-	106			Elina Nummenpaa		Cut	15	81	80			161
-	106			Steffi Kirchmayr		Cut	15	77	84			161
-	108			Laurette Maritz		Cut	16	82	80			162
-	108			Melanie Maetzler		Cut	16	80	82			162
-	108			Sena Ersoy (a)		Cut	16	78	84			162
-	111			Jamila Jaxaliyeva (a)		Cut	17	84	79			163
-	111			Alexandra Vilatte		Cut	17	82	81			163
-	111			Elisabeth Esterl		Cut	17	81	82			163
-	111			Kaisa Ruuttila		Cut	17	81	82			163
-	111			Isabell Gabsa		Cut	17	80	83			163
-	111			Maha Haddioui		Cut	17	79	84			163
-	111			Anais Maggetti		Cut	17	76	87			163
-	118			Sara Wikstrom		Cut	18	82	82			164
-	119			Virginia Espejo		Cut	20	83	83			166
-	119			Kym Larratt		Cut	20	81	85			166
-	121			Begum Yilmaz (a)		Cut	21	80	87			167
-	121			Tara Davies		Cut	21	79	88			167
-	123			Aylin Ercel (a)		Cut	31	86	91			177
	RETD			Zuzana Kamasova
	RETD			Carin Koch
	RETD			Stefanie Michl

Source: http://www.letscoring.com/leaderboard/64066

After 2 days of superb competition, the Scottish team of Chris Aitken and William Macmillan, representing Rolls Royce PLC, emerged the winners in the 20^th anniversary edition of the 2013 World Golf Corporate Challenge played at the Carrick, Loch Lomond.

Overnight the pair were nine behind the Guatemalan father and son combination of Sergio Anibal Hernandez and Pablo Hernandez.

Steadily closing the gap, the Scottish pair took the lead at the 16^th, where the Guatemalan’s began to lose their momentum with successive balls hit into the gorse.

New Zealand, on 101 points were still a worry, but the Rolls Royce team played the home advantage. Aitkin a member of the Carrick, holed from eight feet at the 17^th, taking the Scottish pair ahead on 102 points before finishing on 105 to win by three from Guatamala.

“Have we actually won?” queried the cack-handed MacMillan after six and a half hours’ of golf in what one particularly polite overseas visitor called “a friendly drizzle.”

Ronan Rafferty, the former Walker and Ryder Cup player who was co-hosting the event with Tony Jacklin, pointed to how the winners and Guatemala were at the opposite end of the spectrum.  Where Scotland boasts 578 courses and 236,000 golfers, Guatemala has but six courses and 500 players.

“It just goes to show,” said Rafferty, “that even the smallest golfing nation can make its presence felt.  The growing global appeal of the game never ceases to amaze me.”

The 28-year-old Hernandez Jnr, though he and his father had failed to hang on, said he had had the best of experiences at the Challenge. “The event was terrific,” he said. “The only bad thing was the Scottish weather but it was all part of the adventure.

“The Scots had a bit of an advantage because they know their weather but they also played well.  My father and I congratulate them heartily.”

Final positions were as follows:

Source: http://wcgcmedia.wordpress.com/2013/05/11/rolls-royces-smooth-ride-at-the-carrick

” Excellent service. Courses are very good.”

The weather is holding off and although cloudy it is not raining. This should help indeed.

These are the results at the moment

[+]	Pos	To	Start	P L A Y E R(Click for Scorecard)	Nat	Hole	Score	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total
[+]	1		4	Carlota Ciganda		5	-3	69	74	Par
[+]	1		1	Laura Davies		5	-3	72	70	+1
[+]	1		1	Trish Johnson		5	-3	71	71	+1
[+]	4		9	Charley Hull		6	-2	75	71	-2
[+]	4		5	Florentyna Parker		6	-2	74	71	-1
[+]	4		5	Eleanor Givens		5	-2	72	73	-1
[+]	7		10	Margarita Ramos		6	-1	75	72	-2
[+]	7		5	Holly Clyburn		6	-1	74	71	Par
[+]	7		1	Carmen Alonso		5	-1	70	72	+3
[+]	10		22	Christel Boeljon		9	E	71	78	-3
[+]	10		10	Lee-Anne Pace		7	E	70	77	-1
[+]	10		10	Louise Larsson		6	E	77	70	-1
[+]	13		33	Minea Blomqvist		9	+1	75	75	-3
[+]	13		15	Nikki Campbell		6	+1	75	73	-1
[+]	13		15	Valentine Derrey		6	+1	74	74	-1
[+]	13		10	Miriam Nagl		6	+1	72	75	Par
[+]	13		5	Caroline Afonso		5	+1	76	69	+2
[+]	18		33	Vikki Laing		9	+2	77	73	-2
[+]	18		22	Nontaya Srisawang		9	+2	74	75	-1
[+]	18		15	Liz Young		6	+2	75	73	Par
[+]	21		49	Gwladys Nocera		15	+3	81	71	-3
[+]	21		40	Whitney Hillier		12	+3	75	76	-2
[+]	21		40	Veronica Zorzi		12	+3	73	78	-2
[+]	21		22	Ann-Kathrin Lindner		9	+3	72	77	Par
[+]	21		22	Mikaela Parmlid		9	+3	72	77	Par
[+]	21		22	Sarah Kemp		9	+3	70	79	Par
[+]	21		22	Julie Greciet		9	+3	75	74	Par
[+]	21		22	Linda Wessberg		9	+3	72	77	Par
[+]	21		15	Charlotte Ellis		6	+3	72	76	+1
[+]	21		10	Rebecca Artis		7	+3	74	73	+2
[+]	31		59	Sophie Walker		F	+4	75	78	70		223
[+]	31		49	Line Vedel		F	+4	76	76	71		223
[+]	31		49	Bree Arthur		15	+4	75	77	-2
[+]	31		49	Beth Allen		15	+4	75	77	-2
[+]	31		49	Pamela Pretswell		15	+4	76	76	-2
[+]	31		33	Stacy Lee Bregman		9	+4	77	73	Par
[+]	31		22	Mallory Fraiche		9	+4	76	73	+1
[+]	31		15	Cecilie Lundgreen		6	+4	70	78	+2
[+]	31		15	Mireia Prat		7	+4	73	75	+2
[+]	40		59	Stefania Croce		F	+5	76	77	71		224
[+]	40		33	Malene Jorgensen		9	+5	77	73	+1
[+]	40		22	Sharmila Nicollet		9	+5	74	75	+2
[+]	40		22	Daniela Holmqvist		9	+5	73	76	+2
[+]	40		15	Klara Spilkova		6	+5	76	72	+3
[+]	45		59	Kelsey Macdonald		F	+6	76	77	72		225
[+]	45		49	Melissa Reid		15	+6	75	77	Par
[+]	45		49	Leigh Whittaker		15	+6	74	78	Par
[+]	45		40	Holly Aitchison		12	+6	77	74	+1
[+]	45		33	Katie Burnett		12	+6	72	78	+2
[+]	50		40	Morgana Robbertze		12	+7	75	76	+2
[+]	51		59	Nina Holleder		F	+8	76	77	74		227
[+]	51		40	Diana Luna		12	+8	74	77	+3
[+]	51		40	Maria Salinas		12	+8	75	76	+3
[+]	54		49	Sarah King		15	+9	77	75	+3
[+]	54		40	Cassandra Kirkland		12	+9	76	75	+4
[+]	54		22	Rebecca Sorensen		9	+9	72	77	+6
[+]	57		59	Ursula Wikstrom		F	+10	77	76	76		229
[+]	57		40	Sophie Giquel-Bettan		12	+10	74	77	+5
[+]	57		40	Joanna Klatten		12	+10	75	76	+5
[+]	57		33	Jade Schaeffer		12	+10	76	74	+6
[+]	61		49	Margherita Rigon		15	+11	77	75	+5
[+]	62		59	Hannah Burke		F	+12	77	76	78		231
[+]	62		33	Paula Hurtado		12	+12	75	75	+8
[+]	64		49	Emma Cabrera-Bello		15	+13	73	79	+7
[+]	65		59	Carly Booth		F	+16	78	75	82		235
[+]	66		59	Jessica Yadloczky		F	+17	78	75	83		236
[+]	67		59	Virginie Lagoutte-Clement		F	+22	76	77	88		241
-	68			Helena Callahan		Cut	8	77	77			154
-	68			Stephanie Na		Cut	8	77	77			154
-	68			Georgina Simpson		Cut	8	76	78			154
-	68			Kylie Walker		Cut	8	76	78			154
-	68			Rebecca Hudson		Cut	8	74	80			154
-	73			Bonita Bredenhann		Cut	9	79	76			155
-	73			Karen Lunn		Cut	9	79	76			155
-	73			Sophie Sandolo		Cut	9	78	77			155
-	73			Marta Silva Zamora		Cut	9	74	81			155
-	73			Maria Hernandez		Cut	9	74	81			155
-	73			Marion Ricordeau		Cut	9	73	82			155
-	73			Connie Chen		Cut	9	73	82			155
-	73			Laura Cabanillas		Cut	9	71	84			155
-	81			Isabella Ramsay		Cut	10	80	76			156
-	81			Danielle Montgomery		Cut	10	78	78			156
-	81			Lucie Andre		Cut	10	77	79			156
-	81			Marianne Skarpnord		Cut	10	77	79			156
-	81			Noora Tamminen		Cut	10	76	80			156
-	81			Anne-Lise Caudal		Cut	10	76	80			156
-	87			Laura Jansone		Cut	11	79	78			157
-	87			Sahra Hassan		Cut	11	78	79			157
-	87			Camilla Lennarth		Cut	11	78	79			157
-	87			Becky Brewerton		Cut	11	76	81			157
-	87			Emily Taylor		Cut	11	76	81			157
-	87			Cathryn Bristow		Cut	11	75	82			157
-	87			Megan Grehan		Cut	11	73	84			157
-	94			Tania Elosegui		Cut	12	80	78			158
-	94			Lydia Hall		Cut	12	79	79			158
-	94			Alison Whitaker		Cut	12	79	79			158
-	94			Lauren Mielbrecht		Cut	12	78	80			158
-	94			Celine Herbin		Cut	12	78	80			158
-	99			Julia Davidsson		Cut	13	85	74			159
-	99			Rachel Drummond		Cut	13	82	77			159
-	99			Titiya Plucksataporn		Cut	13	80	79			159
-	99			Viva Schlasberg		Cut	13	76	83			159
-	103			Nikki Garrett		Cut	14	81	79			160
-	103			Marjet Van Der Graaff		Cut	14	79	81			160
-	103			Henni Zuel		Cut	14	78	82			160
-	106			Elina Nummenpaa		Cut	15	81	80			161
-	106			Steffi Kirchmayr		Cut	15	77	84			161
-	108			Laurette Maritz		Cut	16	82	80			162
-	108			Melanie Maetzler		Cut	16	80	82			162
-	108			Sena Ersoy (a)		Cut	16	78	84			162
-	111			Jamila Jaxaliyeva (a)		Cut	17	84	79			163
-	111			Alexandra Vilatte		Cut	17	82	81			163
-	111			Elisabeth Esterl		Cut	17	81	82			163
-	111			Kaisa Ruuttila		Cut	17	81	82			163
-	111			Isabell Gabsa		Cut	17	80	83			163
-	111			Maha Haddioui		Cut	17	79	84			163
-	111			Anais Maggetti		Cut	17	76	87			163
-	118			Sara Wikstrom		Cut	18	82	82			164
-	119			Virginia Espejo		Cut	20	83	83			166
-	119			Kym Larratt		Cut	20	81	85			166
-	121			Begum Yilmaz (a)		Cut	21	80	87			167
-	121			Tara Davies		Cut	21	79	88			167
-	123			Aylin Ercel (a)		Cut	31	86	91			177
	RETD			Zuzana Kamasova
	RETD			Carin Koch
	RETD			Stefanie Michl

Source: http://www.letscoring.com/leaderboard/64066/

Day 2 of the Ladies European Tour in Turkey under the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open is very revelling.

The top 1 is shared between Carmen Alonso, Laura Davies and Trish Johnson closely followed by day 1 leader Carlota Ciganda. The great sunny weather conditions have helped the top players at the National Golf Club in Belek, Antalya.

The English Trish Johnson had a second round with two-under –par 71 shot an eagle and two birdies against two bogeys. She said: “I think Laura’s just made birdie at 18 which is typical – always tacking the limelight away!  She explained that she played well and sensibly “ …It was tough today, hard work….”  she belives is doing the right moves and hopes it will show at the end.

Laura Davies on the other hand played with a local caddie and although she had two bogeys on one and five she managed the birdie on the 18^th hole.  Talking to the Ladies European Tour News Davies said “It’s not a course that I generally think suits my game because it’s pure precision golf and obviously I’m not known for that, but it just shows that a bit of discipline, you can actually get it round”   She explained furthermore “I putted well today which is something I haven’t done for the last 18 months. I really holed two very good par putts and they are almost more important than the birdie putts. Finishing the last with those three shots was great” which ended her day three- under 69.

While Trish Johnson and Laura Davies have been playing for a while now at the Ladies European Tour, Carmen Alonso was offered an invitation to play in Turkey after playing mainly on the LET Access Series. She said: “I’m really happy to be the leader and to be in the tournament, so nothing to say, no complaints!”  After a double and three bogeys she managed six birdies which bumped her into sharing the lead.

Four more fellow English players are following within the top 10; Holly Clyburn, Florentyna Parker and Eleanor Givens sharing 5^th position with French Caroline Afonso.  Furthermore English Charley Hull in 9^th place and Australian Rebecca Artis in 10^th position ending the top 10 list.

Round 3 is already taking place and we hope the weather will not make a bit difference to the players. Last night there was thunder, lightning and rain but at the moment the forecast is mostly cloudy with showers (temperature 14°C to 23°C). We will see tonight how it all went.

Here are the results of the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open Day 2:

The Garanti Masters Pro Am took place the 8^th of May, just the day before the Turkish Airlines Ladies Open first day.

The winners of this Pro Am are:

1^st place with 76 points and best back 9 holes:

Professional Henni Zeal (England)

Jan Johansson

Marc Cordier

Furkan Koca

2^nd place with 76 points

Professional Sharmila Nicollet (India)

Sabri Yigit

Ali Ozddogan

Serhat Guzel

3^rd place with 75 points

Professional Sophie Sandolo (France)

National Golf Cllub Jrs Sezgi Kilic

Nergiz Kok

Aslihan Kaplan

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