Kisner shoots 66 in third round on Web.com Tour
Kevin Kisner tied for the second highest score in the third round with a 66. He carded six birdies and one bogey to move up the leaderboard.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2012
Page
17
Kevin Kisner tied for the second highest score in the third round with a 66. He carded six birdies and one bogey to move up the leaderboard.
Augusta's Green Jackets blew a one run lead in the eighth as Charleston surged late. Casey McGehee drove in the tying run and Melvin Mercedes earned the win in relief with Charley Short notching the save at Lake Olmstead Stadium before 3,302 spectators.
In Suwanee Georgia Valdosta High School defeated North Augusta 28 7 in the opening game of the National Football Challenge. North Augusta coach Dan Pippin praised his team for hanging with one of the nations elite while noting defensive effort and early struggles converting on fourth downs.
Clemson beat Auburn 26 to 19 as Andre Ellington rushed for 231 yards and DeAndre Hopkins set a Clemson single game catch record with 13 receptions. The Tigers played without Sammy Watkins who was suspended. Hopkins caught a late 4-yard TD pass and Clemson's defense held in the final minutes.
Week Two saw several players deliver standout efforts as Edgefield County rivals, Fox Creek, and Strom Thurmond battles highlighted the slate. Highlights included Baskett sparking the Predators for their first win, Ingram powering Silver Bluff with 565 total yards, Stroman pacing War Eagles in a 54-26 upset, Hopkins delivering a 65-yard rushing score and a 70-yard kickoff return, and Di xie, Barnwell, Northwestern, and others shaping the night with key plays and moments.
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