Christina Foster carded a 3-under-par 69 in the opening round of the Symetra Tour’s FireKeepers Casino Hotel Championship, in Battle Creek, Mich.

The Toronto, Ont., product had four birdies and a just one bogey in the first round one at Battle Creek Country Club to sit three shots back of France’s Celine Boutier who fired a 6-under-par 66 to lead by one after 18 holes.

Foster has one top-10 this season on the Symetra Tour, a T8 at the Sara Bay Classic in April. She has struggled since – missing the cut in four of her six starts.

Christina Foster finishes w/ a par on 18 to post a 69 at @FireKeepers – clubhouse lead.

2nd rd in 60’s this yrhttps://t.co/fZXpoViOCq pic.twitter.com/qcAVi07dKe

— Symetra Tour (@ROAD2LPGA) July 28, 2017

Young Pro Squad’s Anne-Catherine Tanguay is T35 at E-under-par, alongside Orangeville, native and Team Canada graduate Brittany Marchand.

Tanguay’s Young Pro Squad teammate Augusta James is T47 at 1 over par.

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Canadian Brittany Marchand carded an even par 71 to finish at 3 under par at the Donald Ross Centennial Classic at French Lick Resort, in French Lick, Ind.

The Orangeville, Ont., native carded her second consecutive even par round at the Donald Ross Course at French Lick to finish nine shots back of Erynne Lee (Silverdale, Wash.) who beat August Kim (St. Augustine, Fla.) on the third play off hole.

A graduate of the Team Canada Amateur Squad Marchand recently made her first cut at an LPGA Tour event playing into the weekend at the Manulife LPGA Classic in Cambridge. She started the fourth round just five shots off the lead but finished T46 after a final round 81.

The T8 is Marchand’s best result this season on the Symetra Tour.

Megan Osland (Kelowna, B.C.) was T14 at 2 under par (70-72-69). Team Canada Young Pro Squad’s Anne-Catherine Tanguay from Quebec City was T19 at 1 under par.

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Canada’s Sara-Maude Juneau carded a 3-under-par 68 to move 4 under par and sit T8 after two rounds at the Donald Ross Centennial Classic at French Lick Resort in French Lick, Ind.

Juneau had five birdies and two bogeys to sit three shots back of Erynne Lee (Los Angeles, Calif.) heading into the final round of the 54-hole event.

The Fossambault, Que., native has 16 career top-10s on the Symetra Tour, but is looking for her first this season.

Juneau is a graduate of the Team Canada Amateur Squad.

Brittany Marchand from Orangeville, Ont., is T11 at 3 under par after an even par 71 in round two. She started the day in a tie for second just one shot off the lead.

Team Canada Young Pro Squad’s Anne-Catherine Tanguay is T16 at 2 under par (71-69). The Quebec City product is currently ranked sixth in the Volvik Race for the Card.

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Canadian Brittany Marchand carded a 3-under-par 68 in round one of the Donald Ross Centennial Classic at French Lick Resort, in French Lick, Ind.

The Orangeville, Ont., native had four birdies and just one bogey in her opening round at the Donald Ross Course at French Lick to sit one shot back of Australian Hannah Lee who carded a 4-under-par 67 to take sole possession of first.

A graduate of the Team Canada Amateur Squad Marchand recently made her first cut at an LPGA Tour event playing into the weekend at the Manulife LPGA Classic in Cambridge. She started the fourth round just five shots off the lead but finished T46 after a final round 81.

10 players are 1 back at -2 including @Britt_Marchand??. Check this touch on 10 at @FL_Resort! ?️

Scores ➡️ https://t.co/u5GkLOlpwm pic.twitter.com/3NwEn0dtpG

— Symetra Tour (@ROAD2LPGA) July 7, 2017

Marchand’s best result this season on the Symetra Tour was a T11 at the IOA Championship presented by Morongo Casino Resort & Spa.

Megan Osland (Kelowna, B.C.) is T16 at 1 under par after an opening round 70. Team Canada Young Pro Squad Golfer Anne-Catherine Tanguay from Quebec City is T26 at even par.

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Team Canada Young Pro Squad’s Anne-Catherine Tanguay is T8 after two rounds of the Symetra Tour’s Tullymore Classic at Tullymore Golf Resort in Canadian Lakes, Mich.

Tanguay carded a 2-under-par 70 to sit six shots back of Lindsay Weaver (Scottsdale, Ariz.) who is 14 under par after a second round 65.

The Quebec City native entered the week sixth in the Symetra Tour’s Volvik race for the Card.

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Canadian Jennifer Kirby posted a 4-under-par 68 and is T4 after 18 holes of the Symetra Tour’s Island Resort Championship at Sweetgrass Golf Club in Harris, Mich.

The Paris, Ont., product recorded six birdies and one double-bogey Friday to sit three shots back of the leader China’s Ruixin Liu who’s 7-under-par after an opening round 65.

A graduate of the Team Canada Amateur Squad Kirby’s play has been trending upwards. She’s made the cut in her last two Symetra Tour events after missing the cut in three of her previous four starts.

Kirby’s best result of the season came in her first event of the year, Florida’s Natural Charity Classic where she finished T34.

Kelowna, B.C., native Samantha Richdale is T6 after an opening round 3-under-par 69. She fired a 35 (-1) on the front nine and closed with a 34 (-2) on her second nine, to sit four shots back of Liu.

The Illinois State alumnus is looking to get back on track after missing the cut in two of her last four events and failing to finish inside the top-40.

Brogan McKinnon (Mississauga, Ont.) is T12 after an opening round 70 (-2), alongside Anna Kim (Toronto, Ont.)

Quebec City native and Team Canada Young Pro Squad member Anne-Catherine Tanguay, is T36 after an opening round 72 (E). Her teammate Augusta James (Bath, Ont.) is T92 (+3).

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Mississauga, Ont., native Brogan McKinnon carded a 6-under-par 66 to move into a tie for third at 7-under-par at the Symetra Tour’s Decatur Forsyth Classic at Hickory Point Golf Course in Decatur, Ill.

McKinnon started the day T43 after an opening round 71 (-1). She recorded six birdies and no bogeys Saturday to sit six shots back of Thailand’s Chorphaka Jaengkit who is 10-under-par (66-68).

A graduate of Team Canada McKinnon has one career top-10 on the Symetra Tour. Her best result this season was a T52 at the Fucillo Classic of NY at Capital Hills at Albany.

Anna Kim (Toronto, Ont.) is T26 at 3-under-par.

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Canada’s Anna Kim carded an opening round 4-under par 68 to sit T8 at the Symetra Tour’s Decatur Forsyth Classic at Hickory Point Golf Course in Decatur, Ill.

The Toronto, Ont., product recorded four birdies and no bogeys Friday to sit three shots back of Linsey Weaver (Scottsdale, Ariz.) who posted an opening round 7-under-par 65. Kim’s 68 was her lowest score of 2017 season.

A graduate of the Team Canada Development Squad, Kim is playing in her third Symetra Tour tournament of the season. Her best result came last week at the Four Winds Invitational at Blackthorn Golf Club where she finished T69.

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Sara-Maude Juneau fired a 2-under par 70 to sit T8 after 18 holes of the Symetra Tour’s Four Winds Invitational in South Bend, Ind.

The Fossambault, Que., native had four birdies to go along with 2 bogeys in round one at Blackthorn Golf Club. She is five shots back of the leader France’s Celine Boutier who fired an opening round 65 (-7).

Juneau – a graduate of the Team Canada Amateur Squad – had her best result of the season in her first start of the year, finishing T34 at the Florida’s Natural Charity Classic.

She is looking to get back on track in South Bend this week. In 2016 Juneau made 16 cuts in 19 starts on the Symetra Tour and had two top-10 finishes. Coming into this week she has missed four cuts in her last six tournaments.

Brogan McKinnon (Missisauga, Ont.) – another Team Canada alum – is T22 at even par after an opening round 72.

Quebec City native and Team Canada Young Pro Squad member Anne-Catherine Tanguay came to Blackthorn this week third in the Volvik Race for the Card standings, she carded 4-over par 76 and is T96 after round one.

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Team Canada Young Pro Squad member Anne-Catherine Tanguay, of Quebec City, QC., birdied three of her first five holes en route to a bogey-free 7-under, 65 to vault into the lead at the Symetra Tour’s Self Regional Healthcare Foundation Women’s Health Classic.

Tanguay set her personal career-low round to move to 10-under, 134. She takes a two shot lead into the weekend over France’s Celine Boutier. Through 36 holes at The Links at Stoney Point, Tanguay has 11 birdies and one bogey.

Her Young Pro Squad teammate, and first round leader, August James, from Bath, Ont., is tied for third with Rachel Rohanna, of Waynesburg, Pa., at 6-under par after a second round 70.

The 26-year-old, Tanguay, was aggressive from the start. She birdied one, three and five and turned in 31. After six pars to open her closing nine, she tallied birdies on seven and eight.

You guessed it, another @ACTanguay (-10) birdie! Stuck it close from 110 yards.@selfregclassic scores➡️ https://t.co/YH6Iu1k1mw @OU_WGolf pic.twitter.com/JgmzNmcb1E

— Symetra Tour (@ROAD2LPGA) May 12, 2017

The round was made special because Tanguay’s mom, Lucie, and dad, Yvan, flew in last night to watch her play over mother’s day weekend.

“That made the round really special because I feel like they haven’t watched me play in awhile,” said Tanguay. “I told them that the putts were just waiting on you guys to drop so I’m really happy.”

Pretty special to post a career low round (65) w/ mom & dad watching!@ACTanguay leads @selfregclassic by 4https://t.co/fZXpoViOCq pic.twitter.com/BITyQWUQtx

— Symetra Tour (@ROAD2LPGA) May 12, 2017

The putts certainly dropped. She needed just 27 putts on the day after attempting 32 on Thursday when she posted a 69.

“It is always good to play well early in the week,” said Tanguay, who totaled 15 top 10’s at Oklahoma. “I want to stay aggressive the rest of the week and keep making birdies.”

Both Tanguay and James had a helping hand earlier in the week when working with Team Canada’s Women’s Head Coach Tristan Mullally.

“We worked a lot on shaping shots with my wedges and it really helped with my iron play too,” explained Tanguay, who has hit 33-of-36 greens in regulation so far. “I crafted shots and it felt like every yardage was a good yardage today. As long as I keep my driver in the fairway, we’ll be good to go.”

The 24-year-old James, who is looking for her first career Symetra Tour win this weekend, was leading after 18 holes of play.

She was solid Friday, getting as low as 3-under for the day, before making her lone bogey of the day on 15.

James, is currently 22nd in the Volvik Race for the Card standings, and is looking to improve on her 12th place finish in 2016.

Tanguay, started working with a new sports psychologist, Christie Gialloreto, through Golf Canada in February.

“She has been so helpful for me, it just clicks,” said Tanguay. “I’m definitely making
better shots because of her and she is awesome. We talk every week about whatever is on my mind.”

Tanguay currently ranks fourth on the Volvik Race for the Card money list with four top 10 finishes this season. She has nine top 10’s in her career.

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