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[Bruce Berlet | Chip Shots] The West Hartford resident rallied for a 3-under-par 69 in the third round of the qualifying finals Friday at the Champions Course in Daytona Beach, Fla., to move into a tie for 31st at 1-under 216.

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[Bruce Berlet | Chip Shots] Connecticut Contingent Advances in PGA Tour Qualifying Finals ...: Jay Williamson (Trinity College) shot 5 under par the last 10 holes in a 3-under 69 that moved him into a tie for fourth at 12-under 204. Williamson played in the first three events in the FedEx Cup playoffs but fell out of the top 125 on the money list when he missed his last six cuts in the Fall Series to finish at 137th.

[LPGA.com News & Entertainment] LPGA.com: Starting off the day tied for fourth and four strokes off the lead, Fankhauser made a charge with a 6-under-par 66, including a birdie on her final hole to take the outright lead at 12-under-par 204 (67-71-66). Just one stroke back and tied for second is Japan’s Shiho Oyama (64-70-71=205, -11).

[About Golf] Checking In: Q-Schools at Midway Point: The leader is Mollie Fankhauser, an LPGA member this year who earned around $105,000 and had one Top 10 finish. She's at 12-under, one ahead of Oyama and two ahead of Wie and Lewis.

[LPGA.com News & Entertainment] LPGA.com: Co-leader Michelle Wie, of Honolulu, Hawaii, carded a field-low 7-under-par 65 on the Champions course to move from a first-round tie for sixth into a tie for the lead with Oyama. The mark is Wie's lowest score in competition since carding a 7-under-par 65 in the second round of the 2005 Samsung World Championship.

[WholeHogSports.com] WholeHogSports.com - Former Lady'Back Lewis moves up at LPGA Q-School: The five-day qualifier is played on both the Legends and Champions courses at LPGA International. For the third round, players will be repaired by scores within the group on their course and return to the course they played in the first round.

[Projo Sports Blog] Grzebien continues strong at LPGA school - Projo Sports Blog: In the PGA Tour qualiying school finals in California, Warwick's Patrick Sheehan birdied each of his last two holes for a 69, to move into a tie for 19th place. Sheehan stands at 10-under after three days of the six-day event.

[BallHype - Top Golf News, Videos, and Blogs] Wie fires 65, tied for lead at LPGA Q-school - Golf: OLYMPICS: London Olympics construction costing $147 million a monthNFL: Hospital doctor in Burress incident suspendedNFL: Simpson, co-defendant face 18 years at sentencingSOCCER: Wife of Blackburn's Santa Cruz in robbery ordealLPGA: Wie opens with 69 on hard LPGA Q-school coursePBA: Woman ...

[Par for the Course] Watch The Birdies - Par for the Course: Just for the heck of it, I looked at the scores for the first two rounds of the final stages of qualifying for the PGA and LPGA Tours at La Quinta, California, and Daytona Beach, Florida, respectively, and what I saw was that even-par scores of 144 would have left an individual golfer tied for 128th among the men and tied for 43rd among the women.

[GolfWRX Classifieds(All)] Friday Finishes...K.J. Blows His Chance..Another Side of Wie ...: With those photos meant only for the recipients I won't publish copies of them here but I can pass on the test snapshot of Michelle and her friends that we took before our final shots. In this photo the group is actually posing for Michelle's mother, Bo, who is just to my left shoulder.

[Roughing It] Orlando Sentinel - Michelle Wie Tied for Q-School Lead After Two ...: On Thursday in Daytona Beach, Wie shot a 7-under 65 on the Champions course at LPGA International in the second round of the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to improve to 10 under and settle into a tie for first place with Shiho Oyama.

[Golfweek's Top Stories] Golf | Wie averts Day 3 disaster at Q-School: Mollie Fankhauser shot a 66 on the tougher Legends course, host of all the top players in the third round, and finished at 12-under 204. She has a one-shot lead over Japan’s Shiho Oyama, who had a 71.

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