SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. Justin Thomas heads into the weekend firmly in contention at the Waste Management Phoenix Open despite a closing stretch to his opening round that threatened to derail his week.Thomas was 6 under through 15 holes Thursday before making a double bogey amid boos from the crowd on No. 16 and hitting a chip into the water en route to bogey on the 17th. But the reigning Player of the Year effectively shook off those miscues during a bogey-free second round.The scorecard again read 3-under 68, but this one was certainly a little easier to stomach.I was pretty upset and mad about that last night, because I really let a good chance get away to shoot, I felt like, 7 or 8 under, Thomas said. But it is what it is, and stretches like that are going to happen over the course of four days, and hopefully I just got mine out of the way.
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Simply making the weekend is a step in the right direction for Thomas, who contended in 2015 in his tournament debut but missed the cut each of the last two years at TPC Scottsdale. His two-hole hiccup during the opening round remains his lone blemish through 36 holes, and he stood just three shots behind Daniel Berger upon completing his round.I like this course a lot, Thomas said. Other than my rookie year, I played it really poorly the last two years. But when you get in the fairway its very, very score-able, with a lot of short irons in your hand which I feel like is a strength of mine.
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St. Thomas Academy upset Robbinsdale Cooper, ranked No. 3 in Class 3A by Minnesota Basketball News, 78-77 on Saturday afternoon in a matchup of the Tip Off Classic at the Lindbergh Center in Hopkins.
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Howe's Jake Thomas scored 20 points and grabbed 17 rebounds as upset the top-seeded Warriors. Tyler Karr scored a game-high 23 points for Okarche. Okeene 56, Cyril 54 (OT) Zach London hit a lay-up with 2.4 second remaining in overtime to give Okeene the victory. Sean Fuller led four players in double figures for Okeene with 14.
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His Day 2 scorecard also reads 68, but this one is certainly a little easier to stomach. golfchannel.com 'Upset' Thomas rebounds for bogey-free 68 on Day 2.
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'Upset' Thomas rebounds for bogey-free 68 on Day 2. By Will Gray. "I was pretty upset and mad about that last night, because I really let a good chance get away to shoot, I felt like, 7 or 8
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Rayhan Thomas brought home the day's best card of 6-under 64 in the 120-player field as Indians shone in the second round of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championships at the New Tanjong Golf Course here on Friday. Thomas' 64 was also the best-ever by an Indian at AAC event in 10 years. Three of the day's six best cards were from the Indians.
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