Nova Scotia Golf Association – Allison Chandler of Chester fired a 6-over 78 to take a two-stroke lead after 36 holes of play at the Nova Scotia women’s amateur championship at River Hills Golf Club near Shelburne.

Allison Chandler fired a 6-over 78 to take a two-stroke lead after 36 holes of play at the Nova Scotia women’s amateur championship at River Hills Golf Club near Shelburne.

Chandler, a Chester resident who plays out of Osprey Ridge, collected a birdie, five bogeys and a double bogey during her second round on Saturday.

The final round is Sunday.

Grandview’s Cristal Romero, the first round leader, shot an 84 to fall two shots back.   

Oakfield’s Jennifer Comeau and Emily Frail of Ashburn are tied for third, a dozen strokes off Chandler’s pace.

In the NSGA women’s senior championship, Grandview’s Debbie Arsenault has taken a six-shot lead into Sunday’s final round.

Arsenault, who shared the first-round lead with Ashburn’s Joanie McCarville, fired an 80 on Saturday.

She leads Oakfield’s Susan Tumblin, who carded a second-round 86 to move into sole possession of second place.

McCarville struggled during her second round with a 90.

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