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Golf Canada – UBC men add to their lead as women vault into first

PARKSVILLE, B.C. – Clouds darkened the skies and light rains made for a wet afternoon as the 2016 Canadian University/College Championship continued at Morningstar Golf Club. The second round concluded with both the men’s and women’s squads from the University of British Columbia (UBC) Thunderbirds leading the team competitions.

The UBC women’s team entered the day in third, but traded places with first-round leaders, the Université Laval Rouge et Or. UBC collected a team total of 9-over and now sit 30-over in the competition. The Université de Montréal Carabins retained second-place, five-shots back of the Thunderbirds and three strokes ahead of the Rouge et Or.

UBC’s Kat Kennedy notched four birdies en route to a 2-under 70 – the low score in the women’s division through two days of competition. The native of Okotoks, Alta., began the day with a share of 12th, but climbed to third at 6-over. Montréal’s Alexandra Pelletier of the Rouge et Or continues to lead the competition at 1-under following an even-par second round. The Carabins’ Caroline Ciot – a native of Québec City – held onto second with a 1-over showing to sit 4-over 148.

“Today was a grind,” reflected the 21-year-old Kennedy. “My short game was pretty good today. It was steady. I just have to be patient and keep my head up and keep pushing through.”

The third-year science major finds herself as the veteran on a young squad comprised of two rookies and a sophomore, but sees the situation as an opportunity to aid in the development of the team. “In my rookie year, I definitely made mistakes here and there. I learned from the older girls. I learned how to keep focused and you pull yourself together during a round and finish strong.

“There’s a lot on your shoulders when you’re one of the older players on the team. You definitely want to play well and at the same time, encourage the other girls to keep working hard even though there are tough days. It comes with experience and I want to show them my experiences to help them.”

When asked about the effect of the UBC men’s team’s strong performance through 36-holes, Kennedy added, “It’s definitely inspirational. They’re a strong group of guys. They go out there with a great showing and we want to keep up with them, but we also want to make a name for our women’s golf team.”

A collective 8-under day from the UBC men has the Thunderbirds at 18-under – 34 strokes clear of the Queen’s University Gaels. The University of Victoria Vikes, the competition’s hosts, began the day in ninth-place, but ascended the leaderboard to third with today’s combined 3-over 291 showing.

Calgary’s Scott Secord continues to lead the men’s individual standings following a second-consecutive 67. The UBC Thunderbird began the day with back-to-back birdies and would go on to tally five more to extend his advantage atop the leaderboard to six strokes. Secord leads a team where no player sits below T7. Andrew Harrison of Camrose, Alta., sits T3; fellow Albertan Jack Wood of Banff is tied for fifth; 2015 individual champion Evan Holmes (Calgary) and Nate Ollis (Victoria) hold shares of seventh.

Victoria native Lawren Rowe of the Vikes climbed from T6 to second and sits 4-under 140. Queen’s University Gael Jordan Gregoris of Aurora, Ont., moved into a share of third at 3-under. University of Manitoba Bison Devon Schade’s 69 moved the Beausejour, Man., product to T5.

The 2016 competition features 20 men’s teams and 12 women’s teams from across the country vying for national championship titles. Following the third round, the field will be reduced to the top 10 men’s teams and the top six women’s teams, in addition to any individuals within 15 shots of the lead.

The third day of competition will see the women’s division tee-off at 7:30 a.m. The men will take to the course at 8:10 a.m. Additional information regarding the championship, including pairings and up-to-date scoring can be found here.

2016 CANADIAN UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
– WOMEN’S DIVISION

  • 1. University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *237-225-462 +30
  • 2. Université de Montréal Carabins, *242-225-467 +35
  • 3. Université Laval Rouge et Or, *234-236-470 +38
  • 4. University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *242-238-480 +48
  • 5. University of Victoria Vikes, *236-248-484 +52
  • 6. Humber College Hawks, *268-244-512 +80
  • 7. Queen’s University Gaels, *259-256-515 +83
  • 8. University of Waterloo Warriors, *255-262-517 +85
  • 9. Western University Mustangs, *256-266-522 +90
  • 10. University of Alberta Pandas, *262-267-529 +97
  • 11. University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *274-284-558 +126
  • 12. Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *291-272-563 +131

2016 CANADIAN UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
– INDIVIDUAL WOMEN

  • 1. Alexandra Pelletier, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *71-72-143 -1
  • 2. Caroline Ciot, Université de Montréal Carabins, *75-73-148 +4
  • 3. Kat Kennedy, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *80-70-150 +6
  • 4. Barbara Neto-Bradley, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *79-72-151 +7
  • 5. Laura Upenieks, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *77-79-156 +12
  • 6. Quinn Fitzgerald, University of Victoria Vikes, *76-81-157 +13
  • 7. Sarah-Andréa Landry, Université de Montréal Carabins, *84-74-158 +14
  • 8. Sarah Dunning, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *82-77-159 +15
  • 9. Veronique Fortin-Latreille, Université de Montréal Carabins, *83-78-161 +17
  • 9. Claire Konning, University of Waterloo Warriors, *79-82-161 +17
  • 11. Avril Li, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *78-84-162 +18
  • 12. Eunice Hong, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *80-83-163 +19
  • 12. Sheila McKeen, Humber College Hawks, *83-80-163 +19
  • 12. Elizabeth Asselin, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *84-79-163 +19
  • 15. Catherine Gariépy, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *79-85-164 +20
  • 15. Samantha Coates, Carleton University Ravens, *86-78-164 +20
  • 17. Melissa Ramnauth, Queen’s University Gaels, *84-81-165 +21
  • 17. Kelsey Fuchs, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *83-82-165 +21
  • 19. Robyn Campbell, Queen’s University Gaels, *82-84-166 +22
  • 19. Ana Peric, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *83-83-166 +22
  • 19. Kristen Lee, University of Alberta Pandas, *78-88-166 +22
  • 22. Jordon Newlands, Western University Mustangs, *84-83-167 +23
  • 23. Cadence Hellmann, University of Victoria Vikes, *87-81-168 +24
  • 23. Laura Ferreira, University of Victoria Vikes, *77-91-168 +24
  • 25. Michaela Abey, University of Victoria Vikes, *83-86-169 +25
  • 25. Lisa Reid, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *84-85-169 +25
  • 27. Michaela DiMarcantonio, Humber College Hawks, *92-82-174 +30
  • 27. Kristyn Kurio, University of Alberta Pandas, *85-89-174 +30
  • 27. Laura Luna, University of Waterloo Warriors, *84-90-174 +30
  • 30. Sonia Nagindas, Humber College Hawks, *93-82-175 +31
  • 31. Sara Holland, Western University Mustangs, *82-95-177 +33
  • 32. Tasha MacDonald, Western University Mustangs, *90-88-178 +34
  • 33. Lorelle Weavers, Niagara College Knights, *84-96-180 +36
  • 34. Skylar Turkiewicz, Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *89-92-181 +37
  • 35. Alex Garcia, University of Waterloo Warriors, *92-90-182 +38
  • 36. Julie Brossoit, Université de Montréal Carabins, *85-98-183 +39
  • 37. Samantha Gold, Queen’s University Gaels, *93-92-185 +41
  • 38. Aly Medeiros, Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *99-88-187 +43
  • 38. Marianne Gagnon, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *93-94-187 +43
  • 40. Elanna Lachaine-DeMarchi, University of Waterloo Warriors, *95-93-188 +44
  • 41. Brianna Bruni-Bossio, University of Alberta Pandas, *99-90-189 +45
  • 42. Sarah Geurten, Western University Mustangs, *95-96-191 +47
  • 43. Jennifer Kates, Queen’s University Gaels, *103-91-194 +50
  • 43. Kaitlyn Benoit, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *94-100-194 +50
  • 45. Jamie Wood, Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *103-92-195 +51
  • 45. Emma Degenhardt, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *96-99-195 +51
  • 47. Lindsay Voogt, Humber College Hawks, *106-98-204 +60
  • 48. Kathleen McLean, University of Alberta Pandas, *112-114-226 +82
  • 49. Erin Lee, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *122-115-237 +93

2016 CANADIAN UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
– MEN’S DIVISION

  • 1. University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *278-280-558 -18
  • 2. University of Victoria Vikes, *303-291-594 +18
  • 4. University of the Fraser Valley Cascades, *300-301-601 +25
  • 4. Niagara College Knights, *301-300-601 +25
  • 6. Concordia University Stingers, *302-302-604 +28
  • 7. Camosun College Chargers, *298-308-606 +30
  • 8. University of Manitoba Bisons, *305-303-608 +32
  • 9. University of Waterloo Warriors, *301-309-610 +34
  • 10. Université de Montréal Carabins, *308-303-611 +35
  • 11. Western University Mustangs, *313-300-613 +37
  • 12. Georgian College Grizzlies, *307-307-614 +38
  • 13. University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *301-316-617 +41
  • 13. University of Calgary Dinos, *308-309-617 +41
  • 13. University of Guelph Gryphons, *310-307-617 +41
  • 16. Wilfred Laurier University Golden Hawks, *310-310-620 +44
  • 17. University of Alberta Golden Bears, *318-304-622 +46
  • 18. Université Laval Rouge et Or, *309-314-623 +47
  • 19. École de Technologie Supérieure, *315-314-629 +53
  • 20. University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *320-325-645 +69

2016 CANADIAN UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
– INDIVIDUAL MEN

  • 1. Scott Secord, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *67-67-134 -10
  • 2. Lawren Rowe, University of Victoria Vikes, *71-69-140 -4
  • 3. Andrew Harrison, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *70-71-141 -3
  • 3. Jordan Gregoris, Queen’s University Gaels, *72-69-141 -3
  • 5. Jack Wood, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *69-73-142 -2
  • 5. Devon Schade, University of Manitoba Bisons, *73-69-142 -2
  • 7. Evan Holmes, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *72-71-143 -1
  • 7. Nate Ollis, University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, *72-71-143 -1
  • 7. Brady Stead, Camosun College Chargers, *69-74-143 -1
  • 10. Matt Lemay, Georgian College Grizzlies, *73-71-144 E
  • 10. Chris Crisologo, Simon Fraser University Clan, *68-76-144 E
  • 12. Evan Littlefield, Niagara College Knights, *73-72-145 +1
  • 13. Charles Fitzsimmons, Western University Mustangs, *75-72-147 +3
  • 13. David French, University of Waterloo Warriors, *71-76-147 +3
  • 13. Zach Olson, University of the Fraser Valley Cascades, *71-76-147 +3
  • 13. Josiah Dixon, Niagara College Knights, *71-76-147 +3
  • 13. Jason Martens, University of Alberta Golden Bears, *74-73-147 +3
  • 18. Mackenzie Dasti, UOIT Ridgebacks, *73-75-148 +4
  • 18. Connor O’Dell, University of the Fraser Valley Cascades, *78-70-148 +4
  • 18. Ryan Tsang, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *72-76-148 +4
  • 21. Ryan Mitchell, Concordia University Stingers, *72-77-149 +5
  • 21. Connor McLellan, University of the Fraser Valley Cascades, *76-73-149 +5
  • 21. Mark Wikkerink, Niagara College Knights, *77-72-149 +5
  • 21. Thomas Fuhr, University of Alberta Golden Bears, *76-73-149 +5
  • 21. Chris Murray, Queen’s University Gaels, *74-75-149 +5
  • 21. Robbie Potesta, Vancouver Island University Mariners, *80-69-149 +5
  • 21. Gabriel Trempe, Université de Montréal Carabins, *75-74-149 +5
  • 21. Kyler Bourgeault, Vancouver Island University Mariners, *80-69-149 +5
  • 29. Eric Flockhart, Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *77-73-150 +6
  • 29. Alexander Cartwright, University of Victoria Vikes, *77-73-150 +6
  • 29. Jack Werhun, University of Manitoba Bisons, *76-74-150 +6
  • 29. Trevor Corner, Queen’s University Gaels, *76-74-150 +6
  • 29. Jake Hamilton, University of Victoria Vikes, *76-74-150 +6
  • 34. Matthew Ritchot, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *73-78-151 +7
  • 34. Scott Banks, University of Guelph Gryphons, *77-74-151 +7
  • 34. Bruce Tomie, University of Victoria Vikes, *76-75-151 +7
  • 34. Rodney Morgan, Concordia University Stingers, *78-73-151 +7
  • 34. Arthur Heinkele, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *76-75-151 +7
  • 34. Gordon Gibson, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *75-76-151 +7
  • 40. Greg Billingsley, University of Calgary Dinos, *76-76-152 +8
  • 40. John Shoreman, University of Guelph Gryphons, *78-74-152 +8
  • 40. Matt Matheson, Camosun College Chargers, *73-79-152 +8
  • 40. Jacob Peterson, Concordia University Stingers, *75-77-152 +8
  • 40. Étienne Dumas, Université de Montréal Carabins, *78-74-152 +8
  • 40. Olivier Daneau, Université de Montréal Carabins, *76-76-152 +8
  • 40. Ian Wilson, Queen’s University Gaels, *76-76-152 +8
  • 47. Austin Ryan, Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *77-76-153 +9
  • 47. Christian McCullough, Humber College Hawks, *75-78-153 +9
  • 47. Andrew Funk, University of Victoria Vikes, *79-74-153 +9
  • 50. Jake Adams, University of Waterloo Warriors, *76-78-154 +10
  • 50. Zackery Secord, Concordia University Stingers, *79-75-154 +10
  • 50. Baptiste Mory, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *75-79-154 +10
  • 50. Michael Forbes, University of Ottawa Gee Gee’s, *78-76-154 +10
  • 54. Callum Biehn, Western University Mustangs, *78-77-155 +11
  • 54. Joshua Polisuk, University of Guelph Gryphons, *75-80-155 +11
  • 54. Mac Carter, Western University Mustangs, *81-74-155 +11
  • 54. Curtis O’Reilly, Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *78-77-155 +11
  • 54. Jeremy Rose, Queen’s University Gaels, *79-76-155 +11
  • 54. Jonathan Collins, Georgian College Grizzlies, *75-80-155 +11
  • 54. Daniel Gosselin, École de Technologie Supérieure, *76-79-155 +11
  • 61. Peter Slade, University of Calgary Dinos, *78-78-156 +12
  • 61. Devin Bartlett, University of Waterloo Warriors, *76-80-156 +12
  • 61. Scott Merriam, Camosun College Chargers, *81-75-156 +12
  • 61. Grant Maskiewich, Camosun College Chargers, *76-80-156 +12
  • 61. Brady Zordan, Georgian College Grizzlies, *78-78-156 +12
  • 66. Scott McNichol, University of Calgary Dinos, *75-82-157 +13
  • 66. Dylan Cave, University of Waterloo Warriors, *82-75-157 +13
  • 66. Nathan Bahnman, University of the Fraser Valley Cascades, *75-82-157 +13
  • 66. Mathieu Caron, École de technologie supérieure Piranhas, *77-80-157 +13
  • 66. Philippe Sauvageau, École de Technologie Supérieure, *79-78-157 +13
  • 71. Matt Kadatz, University of Calgary Dinos, *85-73-158 +14
  • 71. Josh Neufeld, University of Manitoba Bisons, *80-78-158 +14
  • 73. Adam Migur, Western University Mustangs, *79-80-159 +15
  • 73. Tyler Miehe, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *76-83-159 +15
  • 73. Jeff Bleue, University of Manitoba Bisons, *76-83-159 +15
  • 73. Denver Dafoe, Georgian College Grizzlies, *81-78-159 +15
  • 73. Truman Tai, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *78-81-159 +15
  • 78. Mitchell van Gameren, Concordia University Stingers, *77-83-160 +16
  • 78. Jean-Simon Ross, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *85-75-160 +16
  • 78. Nick Schepens, Niagara College Knights, *80-80-160 +16
  • 78. Marc-Olivier Cyr, École de technologie supérieure Piranhas, *83-77-160 +16
  • 82. Trevor Whiton, University of Guelph Gryphons, *82-79-161 +17
  • 82. Mac Keats, Camosun College Chargers, *80-81-161 +17
  • 82. Matthieu Kennis, Université de Montréal Carabins, *82-79-161 +17
  • 85. Ben Whiteside, Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks, *78-84-162 +18
  • 85. Quinn Bunten-Walberg, University of Alberta Golden Bears, *84-78-162 +18
  • 87. Christopher Lao, Western University Mustangs, *86-77-163 +19
  • 87. Drew Dougherty, University of Calgary Dinos, *79-84-163 +19
  • 87. Michael Griffin, University of Victoria Vikes, *80-83-163 +19
  • 87. Alex Gagnon, Université de Montréal Carabins, *79-84-163 +19
  • 91. Mitchell Taylor, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *82-82-164 +20
  • 91. Alexis Rispal, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *78-86-164 +20
  • 91. Sam DiPinto, University of Alberta Golden Bears, *84-80-164 +20
  • 91. Marcus Lam, University of Toronto Varsity Blues, *79-85-164 +20
  • 95. Frédéric Matthey, Université Laval Rouge et Or, *80-85-165 +21
  • 96. Noel Ngo, University of Manitoba Bisons, *84-82-166 +22
  • 97. Brett Sheridan, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *80-87-167 +23
  • 97. Connor Wilks, Wilfred Laurier University Golden Hawks, *83-84-167 +23
  • 97. Gajan Sivabalasingham, University of Waterloo Warriors, *78-89-167 +23
  • 100. Matthaus Taylor, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *85-83-168 +24
  • 100. Logan Lammerant, Niagara College Knights, *83-85-168 +24
  • 102. Nicholas Striker, University of Guelph Gryphons, *80-89-169 +25
  • 102. Kaleb Fisher, University of the Fraser Valley Cascades, *84-85-169 +25
  • 102. Daniel Knapp, Georgian College Grizzlies, *83-86-169 +25
  • 105. Jeremy Parisien, École de Technologie Supérieure, *86-86-172 +28
  • 106. Benjamin Taylor, University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, *91-82-173 +29
  • 106. Gabriel Gingras, University of Ottawa Gee Gee’s, *78-95-173 +29
  • 108. Alex Rakowski, University of Alberta Golden Bears, *93-99-192 +48

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