steve alker造句

• So Johnstone will face Steve Alker and McNulty meets Michael Long.
• You find it surprising that Steve Alker is the Fijian champ, not Vijah Singh.
• New Zealander Steve Alker is one stroke further back after firing a 5-under 67.
• New Zealanders Michael Long and Steve Alker were two shots off the pace, along with Australian Craig Jones.
• Wales'Phillip Price, England's Daren Lee and New Zealand's Steve Alker also opened with 66s.
• He trails Steve Alker of New Zealand and Stephen Leaney of Australia, both at 9-under for the tournament.
• Also tied for second were Steve Alker ( 70 ) of New Zealand and Stephen Leaney ( 71 ) of Australia.
• Andy Belton scraped through 5 4 against Andy Callaby and Steve Alker continued his charge with a 5 4 win over Gary Dobson.
• Norman was two strokes back along with Wales'Phillip Price, England's Daren Lee and New Zealand's Steve Alker.
• Three players, Englishman Ben Jackson, New Zealand rookie Steve Alker and Australian Jon Evans were grouped two shots off the pace on 140.
• But David Frost was level with Steve Alker after 10 and Ernie Els and Frank Nobilo were tied on 3-under at the turn.
• Nobilo also had the day off while Steve Alker met Johnstone and Michael Long took on McNulty in the Group 4 showdown for a semifinal place.
• New Zealander Steve Alker was next with a 7-under 65 to be all alone at four under and third place heading into the third round.
• John Lowe soared on with an 8 5 win over Darren Johnson and surprise of the round saw Kevin Painter fall to Steve Alker by 6 legs to 8.
• On Sunday, Long was ranked No . 86 and Turner No . 159 . Frank Nobilo, No . 22, and Steve Alker, No . 122, were unavailable.
• Johnstone faced Steve Alker and McNulty met Michael Long and, with the two Kiwis both ahead at the turn it looked like turning into a 3-0 loss for Zimbabwe.
• New Zealander Steve Alker survived a nervous final nine holes to shoot a par round of 72 Sunday and win the 160, 000 U . S . dollars Queensland Open golf championship.
• Six players are five shots from the lead : Australian Masters champion Peter Lonard, Chris Gray, Lucas Parsons, New Zealander Steve Alker, Stuart Bouvier and Japanese visitor Tsuyoshi Yoneyama.
• He has since suffered six successive second round exits in the World Championship-against Steve Alker in 2009, to Ronnie Baxter having defeated Steve Maish 3-0 in the first round.
• New Zealand's Brad Andrews shot a 67 to move into a second-place tie with countryman Steve Alker ( 69 ) and England's Roger Chapman ( 68 ) at 206.