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LEE IN TIE FOR 33RD PLACE AT NCAA EAST/ATLANTIC REGIONAL
May 5, 2009

LEE IN TIE FOR 33RD PLACE AT NCAA EAST/ATLANTIC REGIONAL

Orangeburg, NY (5/5/09) Dominican College golf, AJ Lee, has fallen into a five-way tie for 33rd place at the NCAA East/Atlantic Regional being held at the Resort at Glade Springs: Cobb Course in Daniels, WV.

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Orangeburg, NY (5/5/09)  Dominican College golf, AJ Lee, has fallen into a five-way tie for 33rd place at the NCAA East/Atlantic Regional being held at the Resort at Glade Springs: Cobb Course in Daniels, WV.

After shooting a round of 77 yesterday to be in a tie for 13th place, Lee shot a 79 today for a two day total of 156 (+12) which puts him in a five-way tie for 33rd place.  Lee began today on the back nine and birdied holes 11 and 12 to put him two under par.  A double bogey on 13 made him even and bogeys on 16 and 17 put him two over par.  He shot for par on 18 to finish the back nine with a 34 (+2).

On the front nine, he bogeyed the first three holes to put him five above par and bogeys on holes 7 and 8 put him seven over par on the day for a score of 79.

Tommorow's round concludes the 2009 NCAA East/Atlantic Regional.  Follow the action at http://www.golfstatresults.com/public/leaderboards/player/static/player1438.html.

 

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