Ashleigh Storms to 2nd Rnd Lead

Round two of the 2007 Sanlam SA Amateurs Championship at the magnificent George Golf Course contrasted sharply for the two tournament favourites, as day 1 leader  Kelli Shean disappointed to close with a two-over par 74, while defending champion Ashleigh Simon scorched home with a red-hot seven-under par 65.

Monday’s cold and blustery weather also contrasted sharply with the gorgeous weather enjoyed on Sunday, but it only seemed to spur on South Africa’s most renown amateur.

Simon scored a blistering first 9, which included five birdies on holes 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8 for 31, and continued the rhythm on the back nine with four birdies against 2 drops to see her sign for a 65, and a combined Stroke Play championship score of 136.

Simon now leads the Amateur champs by six shots going into Tuesday’s third round, and she will be glad that the many green shots missed on Sunday were rolling in on a great Monday, not to mention posting the only sub-70 round on the day.

Kim Williams continues to impress, her third place on the leaderboard secure by a margin of three shots over Ireland’s Sarah Faller, and positioning her in the top three ball for an exciting charge on the final day.

2007 Sanlam Championship, Monday 26 March  (Round 2)
George Golf Club  Par 72

136  –  Ashleigh Simon 71 65

142  –  Kelli Shean 68 74

144  –  Kim Williams 71 73

147  –  Sarah Faller 73 74  (Ireland)

151  –  Rushda Mallick 73 78, Caitlin Beckwith 73 78, Monique Smit 76 75, Lizelle Muller 77 74

152  –  Sandra Winter 74 78, Gilly Tebbutt 77 75, Jenny Germs 78 74

153  –  Eugenie Clack 76 77, Joanne Lefson 75 78, Odette Grotepass 79 74

154  –  Iliska Verwey 77 77, Gina Switala 78 76

156  –  Bertine Strauss 75 81, Vicki Traut 82 74

157  –  Pam Hayward 73 84

158  –  Mercia Pretorius 73 85, Elru Botha 79 79

159  –  Ashleigh Holmes 77 82, Jessica Meyer 81 78, Nicole Becker 84 75, 160  –  Rone Minie 85 75, Liezl Klotz 77 83, Millie Zim 79 81, Gabby de Reuck 81 79, Chloe Garner 84 76

161  –  Tiffany Avern-Taplin 86 75, Dominique Jacobs 78 83, Alex Hinteregger 81 80, Kim Brookes 81 80, Taynee Pearson 83 78

162  –  Merition Sandys 83 79

164  –  Elize Crous 81 83

165  –  Landi Venter 86 79, Tanya Tibshraeny 87 78

166  –  Heloise Botha 84 82, Wasimah Mallick 84 82, Sune du Plooy 85 81, Connie Lekoko-Paull 85 81, Lindsay Brown 86 80, Henriette Frylinck 79 87, Larissa Ras 81 85

167  –  Wendy Warrington 86 81, Leone Bruwer 79 88, Nadia Esterhuyse 81 86, Chantelle Hefer 83 84

168  –  Angela Trollip 85 83, Aneeqah Mallick 85 83, Charlene Proctor 83 85

169  –  Tandi von Ruben 85 84, Hermine Greyling 82 87, Aluschka van Heerden 83 86

170  –  Carina Theron 86 84, Rene Matthee 87 83, Tammy Thielke 87 83

171  –  Fleur van den Hoogen 89 82, Anezel Zylstra 83 88

172  –  Simone Burger 84 88, Wendy Fouche 88 84, Connie Chen 88 84

173  –  Michelle Leigh 86 87, Enge Knoetze 87 86

174  –  Zelda Smook 89 85

175  –  Stacy Rohwer 86 89, Louise van Niekerk 88 87, Angelique Visagie 82 93, Lameez Boughan 89 86, Liechen Reid 83 92

176  –  Nicole Carlse 85 91, Alra van den Berg 85 91, Christine Sparks 89 87, Amber du Toit 90 86

177  –  Nuraan Mallick 87 90, Kirsten Kloppers 89 88, Sheila Miao 93 84

178  –  Talia Nel 90 88

179  –  Christelle Delport 84 95, Tirsa Matthysen 92 87

180  –  Terry Holloway 89 91, Yushira Budhram 92 88

181  –  Tallie de Wet 89 92, Rene Liebenberg 92 89

182  –  Zaandria Liebenberg 88 94

183  –  Nicole Garcia 89 94

184  –  Hermien Jones 91 93

188  –  Amy Henning 86 102

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