Canada moves up leaderboard at world amateur women’s team golf championship

MAYNOOTH, Ireland — Canada is in contention for a top-10 finish after another solid day at the world amateur women’s team golf championship.

Jaclyn Lee of Calgary, Naomi Ko of Victoria and Maddie Szeryk of London, Ont., combined to shoot 1 under on Friday (only the top two scores count), pushing Canada into a tie for 12th heading into the fourth and final round.

Canada was tied for 39th after the first round and tied for 23rd after the second round.

Szeryk carded a 1-under 71 in the third round, Lee shot 72 and Ko settled for 75.

Canada is 2 over for the tournament. The United States leads at 19 under.

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Individually, Lee is the top Canadian, tied for 16th at even par. Ayean Cho of South Korea leads at 14 under.

The Canadian Press