On Saturday’s third day, Jeev gdound it out to shoot a one-under 70 and move to seven-under 206, five shots behind leader Chan Yih-Shin of Chinese Taipei. Bhullar (68) and Kapur (69) also made a smart upward move on the leaderboard.
In Idaho, Rahil Gangjee carded a fine second round of 68 to be placed at tied 12th at the midway stage of the Albertsons Boise Open on the Nationwide Tour. Meanwhile, Daniel Chopra missed the cut with rounds of 69 and 72.
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