An enforced player withdrawal overnight saw an early breakfast discussion of how best to reconfigure the day's team. It meant a final new foursomes pairing was introduced, and despite the last minute changes the team took everything in their stride producing a set of really close and well contested matches.

Yet again the team was strongly supported by OLCGA members as caddies and spectators. Caroline Johnson secured a half in her match, and with that became the "most valuable player" of the tournament for Oxfordshire.

We were led out for a final time by our successful foursomes pairing of Kate Evans and Alex Howe, and a new pairing of Lydia Avann and Amy Boote. Singles slots were taken by Lara Murphy, Tracy Roberts and Caroline Johnson.

There was much good golf, despite the fatigue, and with four of the matches going to the 18th we were very hopeful of a good final day to move us up the table. Sadly not to be, with Caroline's half proving our only score, against the team finishing joint second place for the tournament.