By Larry Windsor

Here are the third round highlights of Stage One Web.com Tour Qualifying at Dayton Valley Golf Club, Dayton, Nev.

With a 5-under 67 keeps Weworski in the top spot at 10-under total
Tyler Weworski of Carlsbad, Calif., fired a 5-under 67 to retain the lead after 54-holes with a 10-under total of 206. Tony Finau (Lehi, Utah), Chris Williams (Moscow, Idaho) and Chris Gilman (Yorba Linda, Calif.) are tied for second just one-shot back at 9-under as all three also carded 67 in the third round.

Martin Trainer of Palo Alto, Calif., shot a second consecutive 6-under 66, and low round of the day, for solo 5th place at 7-under 209. John Catlin is in 6th place after a 3-under 69 for a 5-under 211 total.

Fallon’s Smith below current cut line with even par round
Former Nevada Wolf Pack golfer Scott Smith shot an even par round 72 for a 54-hole total of even par 216 and a tie for 18th place. That puts him three shots better than the last number to qualify going into the final round. “I had a steady day, nothing great and nothing bad and I felt I should have gone lower because the conditions were good for scoring” said Smith who three-putted the 18th hole for par after hitting a great second shot to about 25 feet. “Yeah, I would feel a lot better about the day if that putt goes in on 18, but I’m still okay and in a good position to qualify.”

A Look at the Top of the Leaderboard after Three Rounds

1 Tyler Weworski Carlsbad , CA 73-66-67–206 -10
T2 Chris Gilman Yorba Linda, CA 70-70-67–207 -9
T2 Tony Finau Lehi, UT 71-69-67–207 -9
T2 Chris Williams Moscow, ID 73-67-67–207 -9
T6 Martin Trainer Palo Altos, CA 77-66-66–209 -7
T6 John Catlin Gold River, CA 71-71-69–211 -5

Current cut line to qualify 3-over, Projected Final Cut line 2 or 3-over

If the tournament ended today, the cut line for qualifying would be at 3-over par, with 36 players theoretically advancing. The final cut is projected to be between 2 and 3-over. Final round performance will be crucial for many players in the field. 10 players are within 4 shots of the current cut line with totals of 4-over 220 or better. The low 32 72-hole scores and ties will advance to second stage qualifying tournaments. A total of 17 players are under par after 54 holes.

For complete results and individual player scorecards, go here.