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Halvorson is just five shots off the lead after two rounds.
Halverson in the hunt at TSU Big Blue tourney
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Updated: Wednesday 04/18/2012 10:08:00 (ET)
by Jayson Hajdu, UND Athletic Media Relations
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Sean Halverson shot a one-over 143 through the opening two rounds of the Tennessee State Big Blue Intercollegiate, leaving him just five shots off the lead heading into tomorrow's final round.

Halvorson, a sophomore from Brainerd, Minn., opened with a one-under 71 in the first round, then closed out his day with a one-over 73. Halvorson will open Tuesday's third and final round tied for eighth place.

UND shot a 582 (288-294) as a team and sits in sixth place. Murray State leads the team standings with a 563.

Christopher Schwartz of Tennessee-Martin, competing as an individual, is the clubhouse leader with a 138.

UND Participants
T8. Sean Halverson 71 72 143
T35. Tyler Monda 76 72 148
T35. Samuel Matthew 72 76 148
T42. Nick Schaefer 69 80 149
T49. Alex Robb 77 74 151

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