Division I
United States Leads Men’s Team Standings, Canada Tops Women’s Field After Round Two of The Spirit International
The United States moved into first place in the men’s team competition, while Canada took the women’s team lead following Round Two of The Spirit International at Whispering Pines Golf Club in Trinity, Texas, on Friday, November 13.
The United States leads the men’s competition at −18 (126), one stroke ahead of Colombia at −17 (127). Canada holds a one stroke advantage over France in the women’s standings at −15 (129).
Individually, Florida’s Jack Turner leads the men’s competition at −14, while Tennessee’s Kyra van Kan, representing South Africa, leads the women’s field at −12 heading into Saturday’s final round.
Women’s Team Standings
Canada moved into first place with a second round 64, reaching −15 (129) through two rounds.
France, which led after the opening round, sits second at −14 (130) following rounds of 64 and 66.
South Africa, Ireland, Australia and Spain share third place at −12 (132).
Women’s Team Top 10
- 1. Canada: −15 (129), rounds of 65 and 64
- 2. France: −14 (130), rounds of 64 and 66
- T3. South Africa: −12 (132), rounds of 69 and 63
- T3. Ireland: −12 (132), rounds of 67 and 65
- T3. Australia: −12 (132), rounds of 67 and 65
- T3. Spain: −12 (132), rounds of 65 and 67
- 7. Czechia: −11 (133), rounds of 70 and 63
- T8. Sweden: −10 (134), rounds of 65 and 69
- T8. United States: −10 (134), rounds of 67 and 67
- T10. South Korea: −9 (135), rounds of 67 and 68
Women’s Individual Standings
Tennessee’s Kyra van Kan, representing South Africa, leads the women’s individual competition at −12 after posting rounds of −4 and −8.
Arkansas’ Sara Brentcheneff of France and Indiana’s Katie Poots of Ireland share second at −10.
South Carolina’s Amelia Harris of Australia, Auburn’s Balma Davalos Guaita of Spain and Virginia Tech’s Valentine Delon of France are tied for fourth at −9.
Women’s Individual Top 10
- 1. Kyra van Kan (Tennessee, South Africa): −12 (−4, −8)
- T2. Sara Brentcheneff (Arkansas, France): −10 (−5, −5)
- T2. Katie Poots (Indiana, Ireland): −10 (−3, −7)
- T4. Amelia Harris (South Carolina, Australia): −9 (−3, −6)
- T4. Balma Davalos Guaita (Auburn, Spain): −9 (−6, −3)
- T4. Valentine Delon (Virginia Tech, France): −9 (−7, −2)
- T7. Fleur van Beek (Missouri, Netherlands): −8 (−5, −3)
- T7. Aphrodite Deng (Stanford commit, Canada): −8 (−4, −4)
- T7. Alice Negroni (Italy): −8 (−3, −5)
- T7. Ebba Nordstedt (Kansas, Sweden): −8 (−7, −1)
Men’s Team Standings
The United States moved into first place following a second round 60, reaching −18 (126) through two rounds.
Colombia sits second at −17 (127) after recording rounds of 62 and 65.
Australia and France share third place at −16 (128), while England and Spain are tied for fifth at −15 (129).
Men’s Team Top 10
- 1. United States: −18 (126), rounds of 66 and 60
- 2. Colombia: −17 (127), rounds of 62 and 65
- T3. Australia: −16 (128), rounds of 63 and 65
- T3. France: −16 (128), rounds of 62 and 66
- T5. England: −15 (129), rounds of 65 and 64
- T5. Spain: −15 (129), rounds of 63 and 66
- T7. South Korea: −12 (132), rounds of 66 and 66
- T7. Switzerland: −12 (132), rounds of 66 and 66
- T7. Ireland: −12 (132), rounds of 67 and 65
- T7. Argentina: −12 (132), rounds of 67 and 65
Men’s Individual Standings
Florida’s Jack Turner, representing the United States, leads the men’s individual competition at −14 after posting rounds of −5 and −9.
Ole Miss’ Tomas Restrepo of Colombia, South Korea’s Jeyi Son and Arkansas’ Lev Grinberg of France share second at −12.
Five players are tied for fifth at −11, including Clemson’s Biagio Gagliardi of Italy, Arizona State’s Oscar Couilleau of France and San Diego State’s Harry Takis of Australia.
Men’s Individual Top 10
- 1. Jack Turner (Florida, United States): −14 (−5, −9)
- T2. Tomas Restrepo (Ole Miss, Colombia): −12 (−6, −6)
- T2. Jeyi Son (South Korea): −12 (−6, −6)
- T2. Lev Grinberg (Arkansas, France): −12 (−7, −5)
- T5. Biagio Gagliardi (Clemson, Italy): −11 (−4, −7)
- T5. Oscar Couilleau (Arizona State, France): −11 (−7, −4)
- T5. Harry Takis (San Diego State, Australia): −11 (−7, −4)
- T5. Gavin O’Neill (Grand Canyon, Ireland): −11 (−5, −6)
- T5. Alvaro Pastor (Texas Tech, Spain): −11 (−6, −5)
- T10. Mateo Payan (New Mexico State, Colombia): −10 (−7, −3)
Final Round Preview
The Spirit International concludes Saturday, November 14, at Whispering Pines Golf Club.
The United States enters the final round with a one stroke lead over Colombia in the men’s team competition, while Canada leads France by one stroke in the women’s standings.
Jack Turner holds a two stroke advantage in the men’s individual competition, while Kyra van Kan leads the women’s field by two strokes.
The complete men’s and women’s team and individual standings are available through the official Spirit International leaderboard.
