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    You are at:Home»Sports»Pair Tied at Top of Colbert Charity Classic

    Pair Tied at Top of Colbert Charity Classic

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    By KMAN Staff on August 23, 2013 Sports

    Day two of the Colbert Charity Classic has come and gone with some solid scores at the top of the leaderboard.  Matt Boyd and Case Cochran lead the pack, both at 9-under par 135. Kevin Penner was the low round of the day firing a 6-under 66 but trails by one stroke at 8-under par 136..

    Four former Wildcat golfers are in the field. Kyle Smell went 2-under par on Thursday afternoon and is at 1-under par 143 after day two. Curtis Yonke is at even-par 144 after shooting a 1-under 71. Mitch Gregson is at 5-over par 148 after firing a 77.  Joe Ida had a better round in day two but sits at 13-over par 157.

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