Sept. 14, 2010

BRYAN, Tex. - Senior Rebecca Durham moved 36 spots up the lead board after the senior carded a 66 to move into a tie for 15th place after two rounds of Texas A&M's Fall Preview being held in Bryan, Texas.

Durham's round featured six birdies, including four on her first nine holes, as she turned in the lowest round of her collegiate career. Durham, who is at even par 142 for 36 holes, trails co-leaders Marina Alex of Vanderbilt and Brooke Pancake of Alabama by four strokes heading into Wednesday's final round.

A total of nineteen golfers are within five strokes of the lead after 36 holes of play at the Traditions Club, site of the 2011 NCAA Women's Golf Championships.

Stanford shot a second round team score of 298 on Tuesday, a nine stroke improvement from Monday's opening round 307 and are in 17th place at 605 (+29).

Alabama continues to set a torrid pace as the Tide followed up yesterday's 286 with a 280 and are now 566 (-10) for the tournament, four srtokes clear of second place LSU at 570 (-5). USC (571), Georgia (574) and Vanderbilt (574) round out the top five.

Sophomore Kristina Wong was the only Stanford player other than Durham to improve her first round score. Wong turned in a 74 today after an opening round 77 and is tied for 54th after two rounds.

Sally Watson shot a 77 on Tuesday and is tied for 62nd at 152 (+16).

Lila Barton's second round 81 leaves her tied for 86th at 160 (+16) while Sydney Burlison is in 88th at 163 (+19) after a second round 82.