Hayashi, Chun tied for Mid-Pac Open lead
Advertiser Staff
Philip Chun shot the low round of the day, a 2-under-par 70 yesterday to tie Kevin Hayashi for the second-round lead in the $25,000 Mid-Pac Open at the Mid-Pacific Country Club in Lanikai.
Chun, who opened with a 71 on Thursday, and Hayashi, who shot 71 yesterday, are tied at 3-under 141 after 36 holes.
Defending champion Regan Lee, the first-round leader with a 68, shot a 2-over 74 and is one stroke back at 142.
Jerry Mullen (72) and amateur Parker McLachlin (72) are at even-par 144, with two-time Mid-Pac champion (1972 and 2001), Larry Stubblefield (74), Tommy Ukauka (75), Brian Sasada (72) and Kevin Carll (73) tied at 145.
This year's tournament is dedicated to Bob Togikawa, Mid-Pac's longtime course superintendent who retired recently.
The start of today's third round tees off at 7 a.m. Tomorrow's fourth and final round will also start at 7.
$25,000 Mid-Pac Open
At Mid-Pacific Country Club, Lanikai
Par-72 (36-36)
Pro-Championship flight
- Philip Chun 71-70—141
- Kevin Hayashi 70-17—141
- Regan Lee 68-74—142
- Jerry Mullen 72-72—144
- Parker McLachlin (A) 72-72—144
- Larry Stubblefield 71-74—145
- Tommy Ukauka 70-75—145
- Brian Sasada 73-72—145
- Kevin Carll 72-73—145
- Jay Shannon Jr. 73-73—146
- Andrew Feldmann 72-74—146
- Brandan Kop (A) 72-74—146
- Mark Chun (A) 71-75—146
- Daniel Nishimoto 74-73—147
- E.A. Tischler 75-72—147
- Jonathan Ota (A) 72-75—147
- Phillip Anamizu 74-74—148
- Satoru Tobita 76-72—148
- Scotty Kaneko 73-75—148
- Mark Takahama 73-75—148
- Ron Castillo Jr. 73-75—148
- Chuck Davis 76-73—149
- Leland Lindsay 73-76—149
- Dean Prince 77-72—149
- Aaron Chun 72-77—149
- Casey Nakama 74-75—149
- Bradley Bowen 78-72—150
- Shane Hoshino 77-73—150
- Kenichiro Kato 74-86—150
- Kyle Shimokusu 76-74—150
- Joe Phengsavath (A) 75-75—150
- Stan Souza 76-75—151
- Brady Yokooji 71-80—151
- Doug Johnson 76-75—151
- Barry Schnabel (A) 75-76—151
- Troy Frazier (A) 76-75—151
- David Long (A) 75-76—151
- Shane Abe 73-79—152
- Lance Suzuki 74-78—152
- Daryl Inaba 78-74—152
- Tommy Peyovich (A) 75-77—152
- Paul Kimura (A) 74-78—152
- Jeffrey Ferry 77-76—153
- Beau Yokomoto 77-76—153
- Lance Taketa 75-78—153
- Randal Gerell (A) 77-76—153
- Doug Banks (A) 73-80—153
A FLIGHT
- David Hamada 78-74—152
- Ronald Ching 78-81—159
- Maurice Nitta 80-80—160
- Tomi Yamada 77-83—160
- Ron Serikaku 79-81—160
- Wade Nakamura 83-78—161
- James Park 80-81—161
- Bill McRoberts 80-82—162
- Carl Koch 78-84—162
- Thomas Kennedy 81-81—162
- Donald Yata 83-79—162
B FLIGHT
- Vincent Yim 77-84—161
- Don Miyashita 84-80—164
- Colin Ah Yat 83-82—165
- Robert Sommers 83-82—165
- Clifford Nishikawa 81-85—166
- George Williamson 85-81—166
- Kazuto Obara 79--88—167
- Francisco Almodovar 81-86—167
- Brett Tanaka 84-83—167
- Shakil Ahmed 82-85—167
- Brian Moore 89-78—167
