Trio tied atop Manitoba Women’s Amateur
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TEULON — Defending champion Mindy Lichtman of St. Boniface made a bold move to the top of the leaderboard Thursday at the Manitoba Women’s Amateur golf championship at Teulon Golf and Country Club.
Lichtman shot a two-over-par 75 to jump from fifth and into a tie for the lead heading into today’s final round of the 54-hole championship.
Lichtman had three birdies on the day but bogeyed the final hole to fall back into a tie with first-round leader Jess Choi of Southwood and Glendale’s Jenna Roadley.
The trio shares a two-day total of 153.
Choi, who opened with 75 on Wednesday, struggled Thursday with four bogeys and a double bogey before making a birdie at the 18th to gain a share of the lead. She played the final eight holes in even par.
Roadley also played well down the stretch, overcoming a shaky start to Round 2 by playing the final eight holes in two-under-par to fashion a 77.
Faye Zachedniak of Southwood stands in fourth spot, three shots back of the leaders after a 79.
In the women’s senior division, which will also be decided today, Tammy Gibson of St. Boniface jumped into the lead with a round of 84. She’s at 165 and two shots better than Minnewasta’s Karen Foster heading for today’s final 18.
— staff
