The scene of the provincial amateur golf championships at the Legends Golf Club in Warman. Golf Saskatchewan/Twitter

By paNOW Staff

Shell Lake’s Fry right in the mix at women’s provincials

Jul 22, 2020 | 10:25 PM

Shell Lake’s Brooklin Fry may only be 15, but she’s already making a case for being the best in the province among all women.

After two days of the 102^nd Saskatchewan Amateur Women’s Championship in Warman, Fry is just two shots back of Kathy Ziglo, the defending champion from Saskatoon.

Fry shot an even-par 72 on Wednesday, along with a 78 on Day 1, to find herself at 6-over-par and in a two-horse race with Ziglo. Ziglo is at +4 with only championship day Thursday remaining.

The closest golfer to Fry is fellow junior Autumn Neiszner, who is at +12.

Fry is coming off a junior provincial championship in Swift Current last week.

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