Kyle’s Chloe Wills leads Saskatchewan contingent at junior girls championship in Toronto
A week of solid outings saw Saskatoon’s Ryan Mosher post a top-15 finish at the Canadian junior boys golf championship in Regina.
Mosher broke par for the third straight round at the Wascana Country Club, carding 71 to finish with a 283 total and in a tie for 13th overall. Mosher opened with a 74 but bounced back nicely by shooting back-to-back 69s to put himself in top-10 contention heading into Friday’s round.
Pilot Butte’s Austin Nesbitt and Saskatoon’s Aircin Franklin finished a single stroke apart from one another, with Nesbitt shooting a 290 total and Franklin 291.
Nesbitt’s four-round run of 72-71-72-74 saw him finish 30th overall, while Franklin shot 70-74-69-78 to land 35th overall
Swift Current’s Matty Schmeiss carded a final round 78 and finished tied for 63rd with a 299 total, while Saskatoon’s Oliver Matyczuk broke par with a 71 in his final round and ended up at 302 and in a tie for 70th.
Surrey, B.C.’s Tiger Xie shot a final round 70 to finish with a 272 total to claim the Canadian championship by two shots over Ottawa’s Michal Vivone.
Saskatoon’s Lucas Sturgeon, Warman’s Dane Geisbrecht, Saskatoon’s Brady Guenther, Prince Albert’s Wyatt Nelson, North Battleford’s Shane Maunula, Prince Albert’s Lincoln Rogers and Saskatoon’s Ethan Hunter all missed the cut.
Kyle’s Chloe Wills leads the way for Saskatchewan at junior girls Canadian championship
Kyle’s Chloe Wills had an outstanding final round at the Canadian junior girls championship in Toronto, shooting a scintillating one-under par 70 to finish 40th overall.
Wills had previously shot 77-80-77 and was in 63rd place heading into the final round, marking a 23-spot jump in a single day.
Warman’s Tina Liu carded a 77 in her final round, and after shooting 79-78-75 in her previous rounds ended up with a 309 total and tied for 54th.
Saskatoon’s Grace Odnokon and Yoyo Zhu both missed the cut.
Maple, Ont.’s Shauna Liu finished with a final round 72 to card 273 total and win her third-straight Canadian championship