Ananyaa Sood of New Delhi closed with a 3-under 69 to win at 2-under 214 in just her fifth AJGA start at Fiddler's Elbow. Lester Low of Evanston, Ill. captured the boys title at 5-under 211 for his second AJGA victory, one clear of New Jersey's Rayhao Feng.
Evan Nachtigall of Brandon, Man. eagled the first en route to a 68 and sits at 17-under through 54 holes at Brantford, two clear of three-time champion Garrett Rank, who would join Stu Hamilton and Graham Cooke as the only four-time winners. The champion earns an exemption into the U.S. Mid-Amateur at Sand Valley. Meanwhile, the 84th Valentine Invitational tees off today at Hermitage Country Club in Manakin-Sabot, Va., with defending champion John Hunter and 2007 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion Trip Kuehne headlining an 82-player mid-am field. [Follow live scoring here](https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/12338736295793668275).
The 71st U.S. Senior Amateur brings a 156-player field to Baltimore Country Club's East Course for 36 holes of stroke play before the low 64 advance to match play. McCoy returns as defending champion after becoming the first player in USGA history to win both the U.S. Mid-Amateur and U.S. Senior Amateur.
