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Cavaliers Lead Canadian Collegiate Invitational After 36 Holes

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Three Cavaliers finished in the top-four after to give Virginia a commanding 20-stroke lead after the opening 36 holes at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational on Monday (Sept. 21) at Beacon Hall Golf Course. Photo: Virginia Athletics 

Three Cavaliers finished in the top-four after to give Virginia a commanding 20-stroke lead after the opening 36 holes at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational on Monday (Sept. 21) at Beacon Hall Golf Course. Photo: Virginia Athletics 

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ONTARIO – Three Cavaliers finished in the top-four to give Virginia a commanding lead after the opening 36 holes at the Canadian Collegiate Invitational on Monday (Sept. 21) at Beacon Hall Golf Course. The Cavaliers combined to shoot 9-under 567 to lead second-place Tennessee (+11, 587) at the top of the leaderboard. 

Jaclyn LaHa posted back-to-back rounds of 3-under 69 for a 36-hole total of 6-under 138 to lead the field her opening round featured a pair of birdies and was highlighted by an eagle on the par-5 12th hole. LaHa holds a one-stroke advantage over her Cavalier teammate Zoe Cusack who posted rounds of 2-under 70 and 3-under 69. Auburn’s Anna Davis (-5, 139) is tied second-place along with Cusack.

Elsie MacCleery posted back-to-back rounds of 1-under 71 and sits fourth on the individual leaderboard with a 36-hole score of 2-under 142. Mira Berglund sits tied for 10th place individually with an overall score of 4-over 148. 

Lily Reitter is tied for 21st place with a score of 7-over 151. Kiera Bartholomew is competing as an individual and sits tied for 29th with a score of 10-over 154. 

The final round is set to tee off Tuesday (Sept. 22) at 1:30 p.m. with a shotgun start. Virginia will be paired with UCLA and Auburn. 

 

Team Leaderboard

Pos.

Team

To Par

1

Virginia

-9

2

Tennessee

+11

3

Auburn

+16

4

Kent State

+19

5

UCLA

+20

6

Maryland

+34

7

USF

+38

8

UNCW

+46

9

Michigan

+47

10

British Columbia

+65

11

UTSA

+70

 

Virginia Individuals

Pos. 

Player

To Par

1

Jaclyn LaHa

-6

T2

Zoe Cusack

-5

4

Elsie MacCleery

-2

T10

Mira Berglund

+4

T21 

Lily Reitter

+7

T29

Kiera Bartholomew (IND)

+10

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