UNITED STATES COLLEGE NEWS

GEMMA JOINT FIFTH IN LANDFALL
TRADITION TOURNAMENT
Glasgow girl Gemma Webster, a second-year student at Ohio State University, is still on course for one of her best finishes on the American women's college circuit.
She is in joint fifth place going into Sunday's final round of the Women’s Landfall Tradition college golf tournament at Country Club of Landfall, Wilmington in North Carolina.
Gemma, capped for Scotland in last year’s home internationals and a member of Hilton Park Golf Club, has had rounds of 74 and 76 for 150.
She had no birdies in her second round and is seven shots behind the leader Sara Brown (Michigan State) (74-69 for 143) but only three behind the second placed Leah Wigger (Virginia).
Ohio State (615) is sharing fourth place behind Virginia (596) in a team event being contested by 12 colleges.
First-round leader Jennie Arsenault (Virginia) plummeted to a share of 11th place after following up a 72 with an 81 for 153.
Jodi Ewart (New Mexico) from Catterick was in joint 17th place on 154 after a pair of 77s.
Jodi had double bogeys at the 11th and 17th in her second round. She had three double bogeys in her first round.
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
143 Sara Brown (Michigan State) 74 69.
147 Lea Wigger (Virginia) 75 72.
148 Brianna Broderick (Michigan) 72 76.
149 Mandy Goins (Wake Forest) 77 72.
150 Gemma Webster (Ohio State) 74 76, Giselle Claux (New Mexico) 75 75, Mikaela Backstedt (New Mexico) 77 73.
151 Dan Je (Ohio State) 72 79.
Other scores:
153 Jennie Arsenault (Virginia) 72 81.
154 Jodi Ewart (New Mexico) 77 77.
TEAM LEADERS
596 Virginia.
607 Michigan State.
611 New Mexico.
615 Michigan, Ohio State.
622 Wake Forest.
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+Stirling Golf Club member Vicki Stevenson has finished sixth overall in the Volvo Amateur World Grand Final in Spain. See the full story on our sister website, www.kirkwoodgolf.co.uk