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A fitting finale to the 2025 ladies European tour season. The final event of the year, the Anderatha Costa do opened Espa coming from Real Guada Orth. First up, the battle to end the season as number one. And with Shannon Tan not quite having the final round she was hoping for, an opportunity then for the players starting second on the rankings. Mimi Rhodess had to finish top two, but a 70 on the last day saw her finish tied seventh. Not quite enough for the English player who finished the year as rookie of the year. Trichat Chinglab was leading by three shots overnight, but she got off to a poor start. A 77 in the end saw her finish tied seventh at 10 under. What a move from Camille Shiovalier who jumped from 76 to 67th on the rankings with her first top 10 of the year. A closing 69. A fantastic performance that sees her get her full playing rights for next season. Another French player looked like she might grab a second win of the year, but Pin Delore bogeied four of her last six holes. She finished tied third at minus 11. Like Camille Shiovalier, Olivia Cowan started the week way outside the top 70, but she moved to 56th on the order of merit with a brilliant third place, securing her full playing rights for the 2026 campaign. The round of the day came from Kelsey Bennett, the Australian with a 66. Thanks to putts like this one at the 10th, she finished in that tie for third spot. And another Australian looked like she could be in a chance for her first le win. Kirsten Rajley having to settle for second place. She finished at 12 under par. [Music] Nastasian started the day five shots back, but she soon went into the lead with three birdies and an eagle in the first five holes. the 21-year-old. Brilliant from Ter Green and holding the parts required in a closing round of 66. An amazing way to end the season as Nastasia claimed the Andrew Costa del Soul Open Espña Championship. [Applause] The first ladies European tour victory 16 under par her winning score to win by four shots. A magical moment for Nadau who heads off to LPGAQ school with confidence sky high and a new country on the roll call of order of merit winners as Shannon Tan clinch the le rankings. She becomes the first Singaporean to finish the year as the ladies European tour number one getting her trophy from the le board chair Marta Figurois Doy. Congratulations to Shannon Tan.
