Wie and Shin tied after round three of Canadian Open

Hawaii’s Michelle Wie

Michelle Wie shot an even par 72 to put herself into a tie with Jiyai Shin going into the final round of the CN Canadian Women’s Open golf championship in Winnipeg, Canada.

Wie held a three shot lead going into today’s third round but had problems on the putting green to lose her advantage while Shin fired a 69 to erase the gap.  Both women finished the third round at 10 under par with a 206.

Wie, only 20 years old and a Hawaii native, is the darling of professional golf and has had an enormous following since breaking into the professional circuit.

Shin and Wie will be paired in Sunday’s final round and are four shots ahead of South Korea’s Jee Young Lee and Na Yeon Choi, along with Suzann Pettersen of Norway who is the defending champion at 6 under par.

Following in a tie for 9^th is Paula Creamer and Morgan Pressel at 212 with Cristie Kerr, Christina Kim, Kristy McPherson and Karin Siodin tied for 11^th at 213.

Hilo Girls Dominate Canefire Conditioner

L to R: Lawrence, Ramirez, de Bourmont, Garson-Shumway

Team Results — Girls
	Hilo	Honoka’a	Waiakea	HPA	Kamehameha	Keaau
1	1	4	5	12	7	9
2	2	6	8	13	11	17
3	3	10	16	14	18	21
4	19	24	22	15	20	23
Total	25	44	51	54	56	70
Individual Results — Girls
Names				School		Time
Karina Lawrence; Nadia Ramrez				Hilo	1	38:29:50
Shalila DeBourmont; Carmen Garson-Shumway				Hilo	2	38:29:74
Kaylee Rapoza; Raycee Cooke				Hilo	3	39:54:85
Kelly Greenwell; Allie Shiraki				Honoka’a	4	40:48:80
Kelsie Kobayashi; Kara Paulachak				WKA	5	40:49:10
Kimberly Kishimoto; Tialana Greenwell				Honoka’a	6	41:10:41
Corin Kim; Erin Carvalho				KAM	7	41:13:99
Haley Rasse; Jessica Busek				WKA	8	42:52:69
Deann Nishimura-Thornton; Christina Chow				Keaau	9	42:59:89
Katie Aguilar; Monica Carlos				Honoka’a	10	43:22:33

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Michelle Wie has lead after round two of CN Canadian Open

Michelle Wie

Michelle Wie remained in the lead after day two of the Canadian Women’s Open in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Wie shot a 65 on day one followed by a 69 on day two to go 10 under par.  During day one Wie shot a ace on the 11^th hole, only her second ace of her professional career.

The Hawaii born 20 year leads going into day three and is looking for her second victory on the LPGA circuit.

Kiyai Shin is in second place at 7 under par with Morgan Pressel tied for third along with defending champion, Suzann Pettersen at 6 under.