Zim continue to struggle

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE continued to struggle at the 2016 TOYOTA Junior Golf World Cup in Aichi-Prefecture, Japan, yesterday after the team finished the second round in 14th place.

The Zimbabweans were in 12th place after the first round.

The local representatives are on 15-over par and only in a better place than Brazil.

Thailand and the United States lead the battle at 18-under par, seven strokes ahead of Germany.

South Africa and Sweden are tied for fourth place at nine-under par.

Dylan Naidoo of South Africa and Matthew Wolff of the United States currently sit top the boys’ individual leaderboard at eight under-par.

GIRLS TEAM STANDINGS

1. Japan 135-144 = 279 (-9)

T2. Spain 139-141 = 280 (-8)

T2. United States 137-143 = 280 (-8)

4. Italy 145-139 = 284 (-4)

5. Argentina 139-147 = 286 (-2)

6. Korea 141-146 = 287 (-1)

7. South Africa 148-142 = 290 (+2)

8. Mexico 148-147 = 295 (+7)

9. Australia 152-147 = 299 (+11)

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS

1. Kristen Gillman, United States 6-69 = 135 (-9)

T2. Angelica Moresco, Italy 68-70 = 138 (-6)

T2. Riri Sadoyama, Japan 67-71 = 138 (-6)

T4. Maria Parra, Spain 70-71 = 141 (-3)

T4. Ana Pelaez, Spain 69-72 = 141 (-3)

T6. Mone Inami, Japan 68-75 = 143 (-1)

T6. Ivanna Samu, South Africa 71-72 = 143 (-1)

T8. Macarena Aguilera, Argentina 73-71 = 144 (-)

T8. Jung Ahram, Korea 73-71 = 144 (-)

T8. Marta Perez Sanmartin, Spain 72-72 = 144 (-)

T8. Kim Sojung, Korea 69-75 = 144 (-)

BOYS TEAM STANDINGS

T1. Thailand 206-202 = 408 (-18)

T1. United States 206-202 = 408 (-18)

3. Germany 204-211 = 415 (-11)

T4. South Africa 210-207 = 417 (-9)

T4. Sweden 205-212 = 417 (-9)

6. Japan 206-219 = 425 (-1)

T7. Canada 210-216 = 426 (-)

T7. Korea 211-215 = 426 (-)

T9. Chile 214-214 = 428 (+2)

T9. Norway 212-216 = 428 (+2)

11. Netherlands 220-214 = 434 (+8)

T12. Mexico 216-221 = 437 (+11)

T12. New Zealand 222-215 = 437 (+11)

14. Zimbabwe 220-221 = 441 (+15)

15. Brazil 223-223 = 446 (+20)

BOYS INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS

T1. Dylan Naidoo, South Africa 66-68 = 134 (-8)

T1. Matthew Wolff, United States 68-66 = 134 (-8)

T3. Kousuke Hamamoto, Thailand 67-69 = 136 (-6)

T3. Sadom Kaewkajana, Thailand 71-65 = 136 (-6)

T3. Atiruj Winaicharoenchai, Thailand 68-68 = 136 (-6)

6. Austin Eckroat, United States 72-65 = 137 (-5)

T7. Tony Gil, Canada 65-73 = 138 (-4)

T7. Marc Hammer, Germany 66-72 = 138 (-4)

T7. Takumi Kanaya, Japan 67-71 = 138 (-

11. Mexico 73-73-70 = 216 (+3)

T12. Netherlands 74-75-71 = 220 (+7)

T12. Zimbabwe 72-75-73 = 220 (+7)

14. New Zealand 73-72-77 = 222 (+9)

15. Brazil 77-75-71 = 223 (+10)

BOYS INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS

1. Tony Gil, Canada 32-33 = 65 (-6)

T2. Marc Hammer, Germany 32-34 = 66 (-5)

T2. Dylan Naidoo, South Africa 35-31 = 66 (-5)

T4. Kousuke Hamamoto, Thailand 31-36 = 67 (-4)

T4. Takumi Kanaya, Japan 34-33 = 67 (-4)

T4. Marcus Svensson, Sweden 35-32 = 67 (-4)

T4. Timo Vahlenkamp, Germany 34-33 = 67 (-4)

T8. Joaquin Niemann, Chile 34-34 = 68 (-3)

T8. Pontus Nyholm, Sweden 32-36 = 68 (-3)

T8. Atiruj Winaicharoenchai, Thailand 33-35 = 68 (-3)

T8. Matthew Wolff, United States