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McDonald ends on a winning high

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Tessa Mcdonald.

Tessa Mcdonald.

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She started the week with a win.

She finished the week with a win.

Gisborne's Tessa McDonald played a major part in Hawke's Bay-Poverty redeeming themselves at the national women's matchplay interprovincial tournament in Auckland.

HBPB fell just short in their playoff for sixth and seventh on the Akarana course on Saturday, losing 3-2 to Northland.

However, in placing seventh out of the 13 provinces, HBPB improved five spots on their disappointing 2019 performance as host province.

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McDonald, at No.1 in the team, enjoyed one of her most successful interprovincials.

She ended the week with a record of five wins and two defeats.

Player of the tournament Vivian Lu of Auckland won six and lost two.

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McDonald and No.4 Fiona Ellis provided the wins in HBPB's positional playoff.

It was the second time that week McDonald had beaten Northland No.1 Shardae Bulkeley.

HBPB had 3½ team wins over the week. They had a half against Northland to start the week, and beat Taranaki 4-1, Waikato 3-2 and Tasman 4-1.

Auckland won their fifth consecutive women's national interprovincial crown. They beat Canterbury 4½-½ in a one-sided final on Saturday afternoon.

The Aucklanders finished with a perfect team record of wins over the week.

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