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Fresno leads at WAC Championship

Fresno State takes the lead after the first round of the WAC Men's Championship. Idaho's Telles shoots low round of 66

HENDERSON, Nev. (May 2, 2011) -- Fresno State holds a slim one-stroke lead over three-time defending champion New Mexico State after the first round of the Club Glove WAC Men's Golf Championship at the 7,313-yard, par-72 Rio Secco Golf Club in Henderson, Nev. Idaho's Damian Telles carded the best score of the day with a 6-under par 66 to lead by two strokes. Fresno State had two players in the top three as Bryan Hogan shot a 68 while Brian Sunker had a 70. Also shooting under par with 71's were defending WAC champion Tim Madigan of New Mexico State and Mark Hubbard of San Jose State. Fresno State shot an even-par 288 on the day followed by New Mexico State at 289 (+1). San Jose State finished at 5-over par and is in third place with a 293. Louisiana Tech is in fourth with 295 (+7), Idaho is in fifth with 298 (+10) and in sixth is Nevada at 299 (+11). Utah State is seventh with a 301 (+13) followed by Hawai'i (308, +20) and Boise State (309, +21). The three-day tournament continues on Tuesday with second-round tee times beginning at 7:30 a.m.