Megan Khang fends off charge from Sei Young Kim to hold Canadian Women's Open lead

Although most of the field struggled on Saturday at the CPKC Women's Open in Vancouver, the two players atop the leaderboard did not.

Megan Khang of the United States had birdies on four of her final five holes to hold on to her second-round lead. She finished at 4-under 68 to move to 11-under overall.

"Honestly, I'm relieved that the day is over," said Khang. "It was kind of like you look at the leaderboard and you know who is behind you and you try to ignore it as much as you can, but it's scary."

The four birdies on Khang's back nine were necessary to fend off hard-charging Sei Young Kim of South Korea. Kim had two eagles, including a hole-in-one, in a 5-under 67 round to sit in second two shots back of Khang.

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