Zim in fifth position at ACCT

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE remained in fifth place while defending champions South Africa took over the leadership from Kenya in the ACCT battle in Nairobi, Kenya, yesterday.
The Zimbabweans were on 294 gross.
Seventeen countries are taking part in this year’s continental ladies golf championship, with 48 players playing.

South Africa have dominated the event since its introduction in 1992.
Egypt broke their clean sweep when they won in 2006.

The AACT was born as a biennial event at Chapman in Harare in 1992 with 12 countries taking part.

Individual Scores (Top Ten)
Fletcher Michaela (SA) 79+73+68 220
Josephine Ainley (KEN) 72+76+66 214
Gorlei Cara (SA) 70+75+71 216
Iddy Madina (TZ) 79+77+73 229
Naomi Wafula (KEN) 73+84+73 230
Angel Eaton (TZ) 77+79+76 232
Hawa Wanyeche (TZ) 81 73 70 224
Kruger Magda (SA) 76+76+81 233
Melissa Nawa (ZAM) 79+79+78 236
Engell Andersen (KEN) 77+81+79 237
Flavia Namakula 74+83+83 240
Katy Kabenge      84+85+90 259

Country Standings (Top Ten)
1. South Africa
2. Kenya
3. Tanzania
4. Zambia
5. Zimbabwe
6. Egypt
7. Uganda
7. Botswana
9. Gabon
9. Nigeria

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