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Woodstock, Ont. - Team Canadas Brooke Henderson carded a 4-under 67 at Craigowan Golf and Country Club to jump into the lead at the Canadian Womens Amateur Championship on Wednesday. Henderson opened her second round with a 3-under 32 and followed it with back-nine birdies on the par-5 13th and par-4 17th holes to grab the outright lead at 5-under 137. The 16-year-old has played near flawless golf since opening the tournament with an over-par front-nine on Tuesday. "It was a tough start yesterday being 3-over through eight holes but then I went 4-under the rest of the way which was really huge," said Henderson, the defending champion. "I had a couple of moments yesterday that really saved my round and I think that really saved my tournament. Going into today I knew I had momentum and I just wanted to keep that going." With that momentum the Smiths Falls, Ont. native currently sits one-stroke clear of her teammate Augusta James of Bath, Ont. and Liz Breen of Waynesboro, Pa., who share second place at 4-under 138 at the conclusion of Wednesdays windy second round. "It was much tougher today, we were here bright and early and it was quite a bit colder from past days so the ball wasnt quite flying as far," Henderson continued. "The wind also really picked up especially in the middle of my round, I was hitting four clubs more than what I normally do." James battled back during her closing nine, carding birdies on her final two holes to finish with an even-par 71. Breed held the outright lead for a short time on the back-nine before bogeying two of her last six holes to finish tied with James. Australias Su-Hyun Oh posted a 2-over 73 to finish in solo fourth at 2-under 140, while Megan Osland of Kelowna, B.C. and Californias Betty Chen share fifth place at 1-under par. In the Inter-Provincial Team competition, the Team Ontario contingent of Henderson, James and Brittany Marchand of Orangeville, Ont., soared away from the field to capture the team title. The squad fired a 5-under 137 to finish 15 strokes ahead of Team Alberta in the 36-hole competition at 10-under par. In the Mid-Amateur division (25+), Christina Proteau of Port Alberni, B.C. posted a 6-over 77 to card a two-round total of 153. Proteau currently sits three strokes ahead of Helene Chartrand of Pincourt, Que. In the Mid-Master division, Chartrand, the defending champion, fired a second round 1-under 70 and currently sits one-stroke ahead of Marion Reid of Etobicoke, Ont. at 11-over 153. The champion of the 101st Canadian Womens Amateur Championship receives an exemption into the 2014 Canadian Pacific Womens Open and also the 2014 U.S. Womens Amateur. Starting times, post-round results, full field list, and live scoring are available here. The following are second round scores from the 2014 Canadian Womens Amateur Championship at Craigowan Golf and Country Club (Par 71 – 6207 yards):1. Brooke Henderson, Smiths Falls, ON, *70-67-137 -52. Augusta James, Bath, ON, *67-71-138 -42. Liz Breed, Waynesboro, PA, *67-71-138 -44. Su-Hyun Oh, Australia, *67-73-140 -25. Megan Osland, Kelowna, BC, *68-73-141 -15. Betty Chen, Castro Valley, CA, *71-70-141 -17. Gabriela Lopez, Mexico, *67-75-142 E7. Jing Yan, China, *74-68-142 E7. Elizabeth Tong, Thornhill, ON, *71-71-142 E7. Lauren Diaz-Yi, Thousand Oaks, CA, *71-71-142 E11. Brittany Marchand, Orangeville, ON, *73-70-143 +111. Charlotte Thomas, England, *74-69-143 +111. Kacie Komoto, Honolulu, HI, *72-71-143 +111. Regina Plasencia, Mexico, *73-70-143 +115. Jaclyn Lee, Calgary, AB, *73-71-144 +215. Kendall Martindale, Jefferson City, TN, *73-71-144 +215. Manuela Carbajo Re, Argentina, *72-72-144 +215. Briana Mao, Folsom, CA, *74-70-144 +215. Natalie Goodson, Hudson, OH, *73-71-144 +220. Josée Doyon, Beauceville, QC, *71-74-145 +320. Anne-Catherine Tanguay, Québec, QC, *74-71-145 +320. Jennifer Ha, Calgary, AB, *71-74-145 +320. Maddie Szeryk, Allen, TX, *77-68-145 +320. Lindsay McGetrick, Spartanburg, SC, *71-74-145 +3 20. Delaney Howson, Newmarket, ON, *73-72-145 +326. Julia Montgomery, Shelby Township, MI, *71-75-146 +426. Jordan Ferreira, University Place, WA, *74-72-146 +426. Selena Costabile, Thornhill, ON, *71-75-146 +429. Annie Park, Levittown, NY, *74-73-147 +529. Karen Chung, Livingston, NJ, *75-72-147 +529. Yumi Matsubara, Japan, *72-75-147 +529. Christina Foster, Concord, ON, *75-72-147 +529. Nicole Morales, South Salem, NY, *72-75-147 +529. Delfina Acosta, Argentina, *74-73-147 +529. Ana Menendez, Mexico, *73-74-147 +536. Sabrina Sapone, Montréal, QC, *74-74-148 +636. Valérie Tanguay, St-Hyacinthe, QC, *77-71-148 +636. Grace St-Germain, Ottawa, ON, *75-73-148 +636. Tatiana Wijaya, Indonesia, *73-75-148 +636. Lakareber Abe, Angleton, TX, *72-76-148 +636. Brittany Fan, Pearl City, HI, *70-78-148 +642. Leilanie Kim, Burnaby, BC, *75-74-149 +742. Lisbeth Brooks, Waunakee, WI, *74-75-149 +742. Magdalena Simmermacher, Argentina, *69-80-149 +742. Maria Camila Serrano, Colombia, *75-74-149 +746. Christina Proteau, Port Alberni, BC, *73-77-150 +846. Taylor Kim, Surrey, BC, *75-75-150 +846. Allison Emrey, Charlotte, NC, *71-79-150 +846. Aliea Clark, Carlsbad, CA, *75-75-150 +846. Courtney Tolton, Mitchell, ON, *75-75-150 +846. Elizabeth Elmassian, Australia, *74-76-150 +846. Vivian Tsui, Markham, ON, *74-76-150 +846. Sofía Goicoechea Ruiz, Argentina, *74-76-150 +854. A Ram Choi, Surrey, BC, *77-74-151 +954. Emily Campbell, Lewisville, TX, *79-72-151 +954. Sydney Needham, Villa Rica, GA, *72-79-151 +954. Danielle Fuss, Rochester, NY, *76-75-151 +954. Kimberly Santiago, Lynnwood, WA, *75-76-151 +954. Giovana Maymon, Mexico, *76-75-151 +954. Sloan Shanahan, Simpsonville, SC, *76-75-151 +954. Alix Kong, West Vancouver, BC, *77-74-151 +954. Megan Kim, Redondo Beach, CA, *77-74-151 +954. Blair Lewis, La Mesa, CA, *76-75-151 +964. Morgan Matchett, Miramichi, NB, *78-74-152 +1064. Megan Woodland, Victoria, BC, *80-72-152 +1064. Naomi Ko, Victoria, BC, *78-74-152 +1064. Gabriella Then, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, *74-78-152 +1064. Grace Howie, Calgary, AB, *78-74-152 +1064. Taylor Schmidt, Kincardine, ON, *77-75-152 +1064. Katherine Gravel-Coursol, Mirabel, QC, *78-74-152 +1064. Robyn Doig, Seaforth, ON, *74-78-152 +1072. Helene Chartrand, Pincourt, QC, *83-70-153 +1173. Marion Reid, Etobicoke, ON, *78-76-154 +1274. Ivy Steinberg, Stouffville, ON, *85-76-161 +1975. Kim Walker, Regina, SK, *81-81-162 +2076. Mindy Lichtman, Winnipeg, MB, *82-82-164 +2276. Jennifer Lochhead, Ancaster, ON, *86-78-164 +2276. Andrea Blackwell, Kingston, ON, *82-82-164 +2279. Meghan Dove, Oshawa, ON, *89-78-167 +2580. Lynn Morrison, Oshawa, ON, *86-82-168 +26 DID NOT FINISH MC. Sydney MacDonald, Calgary, AB, *75-78-153 +11MC. Sarah Westaway, Union, ON, *79-74-153 +11MC. Celia Kuenster, Mendota Heights, MN, *77-76-153 +11MC. Alexandra Harkins, Crystal Lake, IL, *78-75-153 +11MC. Hannah Lee, Surrey, BC, *78-75-153 +11MC. Caroline Ciot, Brossard, QC, *77-76-153 +11MC. Becky Martin, Medicine Hat, AB, *75-79-154 +12MC. Alicia Weber, Northville, MI, *79-75-154 +12MC. Alice Jeong, Gardena, CA, *76-78-154 +12MC. Brianna Cooper, Kincardine, ON, *78-76-154 +12MC. Maria Fassi, Mexico, *76-78-154 +12MC. Emily White, Saline, MI, *77-78-155 +13MC. Tenley Shield, Grosse Pointe Park, MI, *76-79-155 +13MC. Kelly Grassel, Chesterton, IN, *73-82-155 +13MC. Annie Yang, Delta, BC, *79-77-156 +14MC. Jenna Hague, Burlington, ON, *77-79-156 +14MC. Annie Songeun Lee, Surrey, BC, *81-75-156 +14MC. Tezira Abe, Angleton, TX, *78-78-156 +14MC. Monet Chun, Richmond Hill, ON, *78-79-157 +15MC. Marie Donnici, Vancouver, BC, *76-81-157 +15MC. Rachel Pollock, Guelph, ON, *82-76-158 +16MC. Alexandria Celli, Bluffton, SC, *78-80-158 +16MC. Karyn Lee Ping, Brampton, ON, *79-79-158 +16MC. Kendra Bishop, Niagara Falls, ON, *80-78-158 +16MC. Valentina Trillo, Port Moody, BC, *79-79-158 +16MC. Stephanie Gibri, San Carlos, CA, *79-79-158 +16MC. Claire Hernandez, Palgrave, ON, *77-81-158 +16MC. Grace Chung, Richmond Hill, ON, *78-80-158 +16MC. Katlyn Elliott, Peterborough, ON, *78-81-159 +17MC. Veronique Fortin-Latreille, Candiac, QC, *81-78-159 +17MC. Samantha Spencer, Georgetown, ON, *79-80-159 +17MC. Sarah Harris, Hermitage, TN, *77-82-159 +17MC. Valentina Giraldo, Colombia, *83-76-159 +17MC. Stephanie Liu, St. Albans, MO, *84-75-159 +17MC. Julia Henderson, New Glasgow, NS, *80-80-160 +18MC. Sabrine Garrison, Calgary, AB, *77-83-160 +18MC. Kelsey Sear, Unionville, ON, *86-75-161 +19MC. Cordelia Chan, Windsor, ON, *83-78-161 +19MC. Madelyn Piccininni, Toronto, ON, *80-81-161 +19MC. Laura DeMarco, LaSalle, ON, *80-81-161 +19MC. Mackenzie Rice, Barrie, ON, *81-80-161 +19MC. Jacqueline Calamaro, Newtown Square, PA, *81-81-162 +20MC. Corinne Grans-Wood, Barrie, ON, *81-81-162 +20MC. Alison Timlin, Ottawa, ON, *78-84-162 +20MC. Meghan Bennett, Pickering, ON, *77-85-162 +20MC. Bernadette Little, Pictou County, NS, *79-84-163 +21MC. Meghan McLean, Port Williams, NS, *84-79-163 +21MC. Lily Pendy, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI, *84-79-163 +21MC. Krysta Schaus, Fredericton, NB, *78-85-163 +21MC. Casey MacNeil, Massey, ON, *78-85-163 +21MC. Paula DiFrancesco, Burlington, ON, *83-80-163 +21MC. Danielle Sawyer, Grafton, ON, *82-81-163 +21MC. Sarah Dunning, Kitchener, ON, *83-81-164 +22MC. Brittany Davidson, Mississauga, ON, *81-83-164 +22MC. Brooke Hobson, Prince Albert, SK, *81-84-165 +23MC. Bri-ann Tokariwski, Winnipeg, MB, *82-83-165 +23MC. Kimberly Risulmi, Lloydminster, SK, *81-84-165 +23MC. Brooke Sharpe, Kitchener, ON, *87-78-165 +23MC. Mackenzie Butzer, Chatham, ON, *81-84-165 +23MC. Yourim Kang, Toronto, ON, *80-85-165 +23MC. Michelle Ruiz, Mississauga, ON, *82-84-166 +24MC. Kaitlyn Stoddart, Orangeville, ON, *79-87-166 +24MC. Julie Whalen, London, ON, *86-81-167 +25MC. Camryn Roadley, Winnipeg, MB, *86-83-169 +27MC. Lisa Gordon, Ottawa, ON, *82-87-169 +27MC. Leanne Richardson, Indian Mountain, NB, *86-84-170 +28MC. Meghan McDougall, Markham, ON, *83-88-171 +29MC. Sarah-Anne Smurlick, Dundas, ON, *85-87-172 +30MC. Emily Romkey, Fall River, NS, *86-87-173 +31MC. Virginie Boulianne, Québec, QC, *89-85-174 +32MC. Cristal Fitzpatrick, Dartmouth, NS, *91-84-175 +33MC. Susan Podolsky, Alexandria, VA, *93-85-178 +36MC. Cory Ann Pond, Simcoe, ON, *93-86-179 +37MC. Marie-France Finn, Memramcook, NB, *89-91-180 +38WD. Jessica Luciuk, Barrhead, AB, *81-41-122 +15WD. Lindsey Weaver, Minster, OH, * Inter-Provincial Team Results1. Team Ontario - Brooke Henderson, Smiths Falls, ON, Augusta James, Bath, ON, Brittany Marchand, Orangeville, ON, *137-137-274 -102. Team Alberta - Jaclyn Lee, Calgary, AB, Jennifer Ha, Calgary, AB, Becky Martin, Medicine Hat, AB, *144-145-289 +53. Team Quebec - Anne-Catherine Tanguay, Québec, QC, Josée Doyon, Beauceville, QC, Sabrina Sapone, Montréal, QC, *145-145-290 +64. Team British Columbia - Taylor Kim, Surrey, BC, A Ram Choi, Surrey, BC, Christina Proteau, Port Alberni, BC, *148-149-297 +135. Team New Brunswick - Leanne Richardson, Indian Mountain, NB, Morgan Matchett, Miramichi, NB, Marie-France Finn, Memramcook, NB, *164-158-322 +386. Team Nova Scotia - Julia Henderson, New Glasgow, NS, Bernadette Little, Pictou County, NS, Cristal Fitzpatrick, Dartmouth, NS, *159-164-323 +397. Team Saskatchewan - Kimberly Risulmi, Lloydminster, SK, Kim Walker, Regina, SK, Brooke Hobson, Prince Albert, SK, *162-165-327 +438. Team Manitoba - Bri-ann Tokariwski, Winnipeg, MB, Camryn Roadley, Winnipeg, MB, Mindy Lichtman, Winnipeg, MB, *164-165-329 +45 Mid-Amateur Results1. Christina Proteau, Port Alberni, BC, *73-77-150 +82. Helene Chartrand, Pincourt, QC, *83-70-153 +113. Marion Reid, Etobicoke, ON, *78-76-154 +124. Ivy Steinberg, Stouffville, ON, *85-76-161 +195. Kim Walker, Regina, SK, *81-81-162 +206. Mindy Lichtman, Winnipeg, MB, *82-82-164 +226. Jennifer Lochhead, Ancaster, ON, *86-78-164 +226. Andrea Blackwell, Kingston, ON, *82-82-164 +229. Meghan Dove, Oshawa, ON, *89-78-167 +2510. Lynn Morrison, Oshawa, ON, *86-82-168 +26 DID NOT FINISH MC. Lisa Gordon, Ottawa, ON, *82-87-169 +27MC. Leanne Richardson, Indian Mountain, NB, *86-84-170 +28MC. Sarah-Anne Smurlick, Dundas, ON, *85-87-172 +30MC. Cristal Fitzpatrick, Dartmouth, NS, *91-84-175 +33MC. Susan Podolsky, Alexandria, VA, *93-85-178 +36WD. Jessica Luciuk, Barrhead, AB, *81-41-122 +15 Mid-Master Results1. Helene Chartrand, Pincourt, QC, *83-70-153 +112. Marion Reid, Etobicoke, ON, *78-76-154 +123. Ivy Steinberg, Stouffville, ON, *85-76-161 +194. Kim Walker, Regina, SK, *81-81-162 +205. Jennifer Lochhead, Ancaster, ON, *86-78-164 +225. Andrea Blackwell, Kingston, ON, *82-82-164 +227. Lynn Morrison, Oshawa, ON, *86-82-168 +26 DID NOT FINISH MC. Lisa Gordon, Ottawa, ON, *82-87-169 +27MC. Leanne Richardson, Indian Mountain, NB, *86-84-170 +28MC. Sarah-Anne Smurlick, Dundas, ON, *85-87-172 +30MC. Susan Podolsky, Alexandria, VA, *93-85-178 +36 Balenciaga Shoes Discount . The league-leading New York Rangers outhit and outmuscled the Maple Leafs during a 3-0 victory on Saturday. Backup goalie Martin Biron stopped all 20 shots he faced to complete a nice workmanlike effort by the visitors. Cheap Balenciaga Shoes China .com) - Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll knows about life in the NFL from other stints around the league. http://www.cheapbalenciaga.net/. Seriously. Seven years of losing has brought many different faces, players and management, to the annual pre-season get-to-know-the-team round up. Balenciaga Shoes Clearance . Boston is making its first appearance in the ALCS since 2008. 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"Im just trying to play confident and trust the process," said the 2009 seventh-round pick. "Im trying to do everything I can down here and work really hard. When you do the right things, things will go the right way." Johan Gustafsson made 28 saves for Iowa (9-13-1), who entered the game 25 points behind the AHL-leading Heat. "Its a confidence booster," said Foucault. "Were a team struggling with getting wins. We can look back on this game and say we took out the top team. So if were down one, going into the third period, we can remember this and use it to our advantage." Now the Wild will need to string some wins together if they want to climb in the standings. Theyve won more than two in a row just once this year and also had a six-game losing streak. "Theyre obviously a great team so it proves to us that we can play with any other team in the league," said Haula. "Now weve just got to stay consistent." Markus Granlund and Derek Smith scored for Abbotsford (20-7-2). Granlund now has an 11-game point streak, longest active run in the AHL. Joey MacDonald stopped 30 shots in the losing effort, just their third regulation loss in 20 games. "Our effort was there, but our execution on a lot of plays wasnt there," said the Heats Corban Knight. "We had some pretty good chances that we didnt capitalize on, and we made some pretty costly errors at bad times." The Wild took an early lead, just like Wednesday nights tilt, scoring in the opening two minutes. Haulas initial shot was stopped but Chad Raus rebound attempt was reddirected by Foucault past MacDonald for his third goal of the season at 1:29.dddddddddddd However, the Heat tied the game at 3:49 on a power play. Granlund had two cracks at a Knight rebound and finally chipped it over a sprawling Gustafsson for his 12th of the season. Smith gave the Heat the lead at 5:49. The veteran of 91 NHL games took a feed from Max Reinhart behind the net and one-timed it for his first AHL goal of the year. The Heat had a quality chance to build on their lead in the first with a lengthy two-man power play, but the Wild were able to keep most of the opportunities of the leagues second-ranked power play to the outside. "I didnt like our posture on the 5-on-3 at all," said Heat head coach Troy Ward. "Those guys werent special, and usually theyre pretty special. We didnt generate much there, and I thought that inevitably cost us. That was one of the first telling signs that we were starting to fall off the map a little bit." The Wild tied the game at 6:03 of the second period. Jon Landry chipped the puck over to Haula at the right side of the net. He had two whacks at the puck before finally burying it for his sixth of the season and second in consecutive games. Then the Wild regained the lead when Haula scored his second of the game in the final minute of the second. Zack Phillips stole the puck from Smith, wheeled to the slot and fired it on net, where Haula was there to pounce on the rebound. Foucault put the nail in the coffin when he picked up his second 16:58 of the third. He beat the defenceman wide right, got MacDonald to commit and then tucked the puck between the post and his glove, giving him his first multi-goal game in his three-year pro career. "I kind of blacked out," said Foucault when asked to describe the play. "It was a turnover and capitalized on it. Went in on a 2-on-1 and waited him out, and tucked in behind him." Earlier in the day the Heats parent club Calgary announced general manager Jay Feaster had been fired, but the club insists it didnt weigh on their minds during the game. "We were pretty focused on tonight," said Knight, who was acquired in a trade by Feaster in June. "The coaching staff did a good job of leaving that stuff out and just focusing on the 60 minutes tonight. 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