Posted AT 9:41 PM EST on 11/08/06
Six Canadians sticking around for the weekend
London, Ont. — Lorie Kane is near the top of the leaderboard but she's far from the only player who will be carrying the Maple Leaf at the CN Canadian Women's Open this weekend.
Six homegrown players survived the midway cut at the event and booked themselves two more tee times at London Hunt and Country Club.
Kim Brozer (71) of Red Deer, Alta., Jennifer Greggain (74) of Chilliwack, B.C., Salimah Mussani (75) of Burlington, Ont.
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