TEENAGER Nicola Chilcott won the ladies' May Medal for the Jubilee Cup at Tiverton on Wednesday.
The youngster posted a one-under nett 73 in the sunshine to get her handicap cut from 30 to 29.
Jackie Leonard topped the Silver Division on 74, which earned her a handicap reduction from 17 to 16, while ladies' captain Gail Stuckey was cut 23 to 22 after winning Bronze Division One with 75.
Results: Silver Division – 1 Jackie Leonard (91-17=74); 2 Judy Phripp (96-19=77); 3 Hannah Grant (79-2=77). Bronze Division One – 1 Gail Stuckey (98-23=75); 2 Joan Reed (100-24=76); 3 Anto Hajduk (104-27=77). Bronze Division Two – 1 Nicola Chilcott (103-30=73); 2 Karen Allsopp (110-36=74); 3 Kathryn Hall (109-33=76).

Jim Walton and Hannah Grant fired 42 stableford points to win the Kyle Trophy mixed competition on Bank Holiday Monday.
The event was played in greensomes format, with partners drawn out.
Captain Peter Boax, who celebrated steering Tiverton into the second round of the Palairet Trophy the day before, finished second with youngster Mollie Budden on 39 while Malcolm Eden and Charlotte Snow were third with 38.
There were three twos, for Mike Jewell and Jane Walton on the 4th, Boax and Budden on the 14th and Keith Chilcott and Joan Reed on the 14th.

TIVERTON moved through to the second round of the Palairet Trophy after a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Okehampton at Dawlish Warren on Sunday.
Third pair Jason Frost (5) and Kelvin Woodgate (7) hit back from a bad start, when they went three down after three, to beat Del Owen (6) and Malcolm Hosper (10) and secure the clinching point.
The Tiverton duo won the 7^th and 8^th to get back to one down and went ahead early in the back nine.
Their opponents found a bush on the par-three 16^th and a half in bogey fives on the 17^th was good enough for Frost and Woodgate to seal a 2 and 1 win.
Okehampton picked up the first point of the day when their second pair of Harry
Hawking (6) and Keith Harkness (8) disposed of Tony Allsopp (4) and debutant Ben Wessely (6).
The Tiverton pair were not firing on all cylinders but, two down on the par-5 12^th, looked like getting back to one when their opponents went over the back and found a precarious spot.
A great chip turned the tables and instead Okehampton went three up, before they won two of the next three holes to secure a 5 and 3 victory.
First pair Chris Audin (2) and Jim Bray (4) brought Tiverton level but were made to work for their 3 and 1 win against John Mansell (4) and Chris Hurley (6).
Debutant Audin and Bray birdied the first two holes and were level par and four up after 10, but they struggled to put their opponents away.
Mansell and Hurley got it back to one down before pars for Audin and Bray on the 15^th and 17^th made the difference.
Ollie Taylor (5), in fine form out of bunkers, and Mark Sangster (7), celebrating his 48^th birthday, were Tiverton's biggest winners of the day.
They lost the 1^st to Martin Cox (8) and debutant Phil Martin (10) but won the next two to go ahead and were three up after nine.
Victories on the 11^th and 12^th, both par-5s, increased the advantage and a half on the 14^th earned them a 5 and 4 triumph.
The win for Frost and Woodgate meant the result did not ride on the final game between Tiverton's Bob Tye (6) and James Lambden (9) and Okehampton's Dave Bickle (8) and Barry Down (11).
Tye and Lambden were two up after two but were left frustrated by a ruling on the 9^th, when their opponents seemed to take an incorrect drop from a rabbit scrape.
The Tiverton duo were two down with three to play before winning the 16^th and 17^th but, with the overall result already decided, they went out of bounds on the last and lost one down.
Forecasts of rain proved wide of the mark but despite the fine, breezy conditions, some bare lies and tough pin positions near the edge of virtually every green made Dawlish a stern test.
Okehampton lost in the first round to the eventual champions in 2006 and 2007, and Tiverton hope that sequence continues as they chase their first ever Palairet title.
Peter Boax's men now face a tie against Yelverton in the second round after the Dartmoor side put out recent three-time champions Teignmouth at Bigbury on Sunday.
The captain hopes key men Simon Waddington and Richard Jessop will be fit for the June 1 showdown.
Waddington is unlikely to make it as he is still struggling with a back problem, which has been confirmed by a scan, but Jessop is back in action after a shoulder injury.
Tiverton also take on Okehampton in the Mail on Sunday knock-out tournament on Thursday evening and may meet in the juniors' Basil Steer Trophy as well.

Tiverton's Palairet Trophy squad, who beat Okehampton 3-2 at Dawlish Warren on Sunday, are (back row, from left) caddie Mike Holder, reserve Matt Woodgate, Ollie Taylor, Tony Allsopp, Kelvin Woodgate, Jason Frost and reserve Andy Alford; and (front) Mark Sangster, Ben Wessely, Jim Bray, captain Peter Boax, James Lambden, Chris Audin and Bob Tye. 

The ladies' President's Trophy II team lost 5-2 in their first match of the season at Sidmouth.
Liz Hall (6 and 5) and Pat Higgins (3 and 2) were the winners but Phyllida Dunn, Rosemary Perry, Chris Bacon, Ivy Radford and Alison Kelland all lost.

Jess lands Devon ladies hat-trick

TIVERTON'S new England girls player Jessica Bradley came away with three prizes after another fine performance in the weather-interrupted Devon Ladies' Championship at Bigbury.
The 15-year-old came third in the qualifying stages, won the under-18s scratch prize and picked up a trophy for reaching the semi-finals.
Friday's qualifying was reduced from 36 holes to 29 after a sea mist rolled in on the South Hams coast and caused a two-hour stoppage.
Bradley, who completed six holes of the morning round before the delay, returned to post a four-over gross 76 and then scored 47 over 11 holes in the afternoon.
The six-over total of 123 qualified her for the knock-out stages in third place – four behind the winner, Exeter's Julia Norman.
She took on Royal North Devon's Georgina Snow in Saturday's first round and won on the third play-off hole after being two down with two to play.
Bradley won the last two to make it all square, halved the 19^th with a birdie, the 20^th with a par and then triumphed on the 21^st.
Her afternoon quarter-final with Sally Charnock proved to be more comfortable as she took out the Saunton player 7 and 6.
She returned on Sunday to meet Yelverton's Kayleigh Cann in the semi-finals – and yet again the fog came in to disrupt play.
Bradley returned from a three-hour delay to win the 13^th to go all-square and after it remained level after 18, Cann took the match on the 19^th.
The under-18s scratch trophy Bradley collected at the prizegiving was newly donated by the Devon ladies' captain – fellow Tiverton member Sue Persey.
Meanwhile, Cann lost the final 2 and 1 to new county champion Charlotte Dommett, of Torquay.

 The ladies played their April Par in the rain on Wednesday and Chris Bacon topped the scoring with -1.
Bacon qualified for the Kirkman Dish alongside Hannah Grant, Shirley Ward, Marian Stevens and Kathryn Hall.
Results: Silver Division – 1 Hannah Grant (-3); 2 Jackie Leonard (-4); 3 Sheila Ball (-5). Bronze Division One – 1 Chris Bacon (-1); 2 Shirley Ward (-3); 3 Marian Stevens (-3). Bronze Division Two – 1 Kathryn Hall (-3); 2 Karen Allsopp (-7).