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Leaderboard has SEC feel with List, Kirk, Horschel leading the
way at the 32nd Western Refining College All-America Golf Classic
 Vanderbilt's Luke List fired an opening round 62.
List began the day with a new tournament record 62 on the opening 18 holes. He finished his round with 10 birdies, seven pars and one bogey on the day. List followed it up with second round 68 to tie Arizona’s Ricky Barnes for the best opening 36-hole total in tournament history. Barnes carded a 67-63—130 in 2000 to win the Golf Classic.
But for List, last year’s runner-up Chris Kirk of Georgia did not let up. Kirk fired an opening round 65 and followed it up with a second round 66 to stay one strokes off the pace at 11-under par. Kirk was the only player in the field to fire two rounds of bogey-free golf on Monday, as the senior drained 11 birdies on the day.
 Florida's Billy Horschell matched List's 62 in the second round.
Atlantic Sun Conference foes Russell Knox of Jacksonville and Rhys Davies of East Tennessee State are tied with Georgia’s Brendon Todd for fourth place after finishing the first two rounds with a two-round total 137 (five-under par).
In all, 21 players carded a two-round total of even par or better on Monday.
The 32nd Annual Western Refining College All-America Golf Classic returns to action on Tuesday for the final 18 holes at 8:00 a.m. (MT) at the El Paso Country Club.
The tournament, hosted by the Sun Bowl Association, is played at the Par-71, 6,837-yard El Paso Country Club.
Each university is awarded a $1,000 scholarship if a golfer from that school competes in the tournament.
32nd Annual Western Refining
College All-America Golf Classic
Nov. 20-21, 2006 • El Paso, Texas • El Paso Country Club
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Pl.
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Player
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School
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1st-2nd-Total
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Par
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1
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Luke List
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Vanderbilt
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62-68-130
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-12
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2
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Chris Kirk
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Georgia
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65-66-131
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-11
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3
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Billy Horschel
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Florida
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71-62-133
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-9
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T4
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Rhys Davies
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East Tennessee State
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68-69-137
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-5
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Russell Knox
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Jacksonville Univ.
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71-66-137
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-5
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Brendon Todd
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Georgia
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69-68-137
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-5
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T7
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Jamie Amoretti
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St. Mary's (Texas)
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70-68-138
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-4
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Pablo Martin
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Oklahoma State
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69-69-138
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-4
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Jarred Texter
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UNLV
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68-70-138
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-4
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Martin Ureta
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North Carolina
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69-69-138
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-4
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Dawie Van Der Walt
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Lamar University
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69-69-138
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-4
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T12
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Erik Flores
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UCLA
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68-71-139
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-3
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Brian Locke
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Loyola Marymount
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71-68-139
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-3
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Andy Winings
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Kentucky
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71-68-139
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-3
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T15
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Mark Haastrup
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Georgia State
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69-71-140
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-2
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Daniel Summerhays
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Brigham Young
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70-70-140
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-2
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Niall Turner
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Minnesota
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71-69-140
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-2
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T18
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Kevin Larsen
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Georgia Tech
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72-69-141
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-1
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T18
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Dusty Smith
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Lamar University
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72-69-141
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-1
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T20
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Dustin Johnson
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Coastal Carolina
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75-67-142
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E
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Scott Stallings
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Tennessee Tech
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73-69-142
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E
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T22
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Jake Ellison
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Brigham Young
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71-72-143
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1
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Jonathan Moore
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Oklahoma State
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65-78-143
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1
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24
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Cameron Tringale
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Georgia Tech
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77-67-144
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2
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25
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Travis Esway
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Arizona
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74-71-145
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3
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26
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Alex Prugh
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Washington
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70-76-146
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4
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27
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Daniel Im
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UCLA
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71-76-147
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5
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28
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Zach Bixler
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Washington
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77-75-152
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10
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