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In the first semi-final of the weekend, Sydney University will head into their clash with Warringah with their heads up after securing their fourth win on the trot, and knocking out Eastwood in the preliminary finals last week.The Students have dominated the Shute Shield for the past decade, and again secured the minor premiership, but will be wary of the Rats, who can easily turn a game on its head.Led by former Waratah Tom Carter, the Students have returned to their dominant and high tempo game play and will aim to use their physical forward pack to dominate the Rats at the breakdown.After enjoying a five game unbeaten streak, the Rats were shocked last week by a fast finishing Norths, and will be focused on maintaining pressure for the full 80-minutes when they take on the Students.For the Rats it will be their experienced halves, Hamish Angus and Josh Holmes, who will play a major role in bouncing back from their tight loss. Angus is once again in the running for the Ken Catchpole Medal after yet another impressive year and will be essential in the Rats push for their first finals appearance since 2005.On Sunday, Norths will be aiming to make it 12 straight wins, but face a mammoth task when they take on Southern Districts at Forshaw Park. Despite a slow start to the season, Norths have stunned several teams with strong performances to go 11 on the trot, including two wins over Manly and Warringah, in the lead up to the semi-finals.With the best defensive record in the competition, Norths will be aiming to keep the trend going against a high-flying Souths who rely heavily on their strong attacking combinations.One of those combinations is the midfield pairing of Denny Godinet and Apo Latunipulu. 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Good for tomorrow.After making an eagle and eight birdies Friday, Kim played the front nine in 3-under 35 on Saturday with four birdies and a bogey. He added birdies on the par-4 13th, par-5 15th and par-4 18th.I feel like really pressure because first time, first time I lead third round, but start very good, first hole and second hole start birdie, Kim said. But after little pressure, I felt little better.Rafa Cabrera Bello was second after a 65 in the PGA Tours regular-season finale. The Spaniard was fifth last week in the Rio Olympics.The greens are brilliant, Cabrera Bello said. You play good and give yourself chances you will roll putts and thats what Im going to try to do tomorrow.Jim Furyk, Luke Donald and Kevin Na were 13 under.Furyk is playing his first event since shooting the first 58 in PGA Tour history Aug. 7 in the Travelers Championship. After playing a three-hole stretch in 4 under with a 60-footer for eagle on 15 and two birdies, he bogeyed the final two holes for a 67.Had it rolling and then missed the fairway at 17 and I missed the fairway at 18 and the rough here doesnt allow you to hit a ball, Furyk said. Its hard to control. Im disappointed with the two bogeys. Overall, still some good position with the tournament. Need to get over that and play a good round tomorrow.Donald scrambled to savve par on 18 for a 64.ddddddddddddI hit a poor tee shot left and had to chip out, the Englishman said. I had a good number with a little wedge, stick it to that pin. Would have been disappointing to drop one there after playing so well for the rest of the round.Na made a double bogey on 18 for a 67. He hit over the green, chipped off the front edge, and ended up missing a 4-foot par try.Davis Love III, the tournament winner last year at age 51, is sidelined following hip surgery.The top 125 in the FedEx Cup standings will qualify for The Barclays next week at Bethpage Black. It the next-to-last chance to earn Ryder Cup points, with the top eight players determined after The Barclays. Love will make his first three captains picks Sept. 11 after the BMW Championship. The final pick comes two weeks later after the Tour Championship.Graeme McDowell, Billy Horschel, Brandt Snedeker and Hideki Matsuyama. McDowell birdied the final four holes for a 64. Horschel also shot 64, Snedeker had a 65, and Matsuyama a 68.Its nice to get the juices flowing a little bit tomorrow, McDowell said. I came here for a couple of reasons this week. Obviously, as a bit of a warmup for next week going into the playoffs with Atlanta being my big goal this season and partly to try put myself back on the Ryder Cup radar.Patrick Reed had a 64 to move into a tie for 18th at 9 under. The U.S. Olympian won the 2013 event for his first tour title.Were just plugging along, Reed said. I just need to tidy it up. Its close. I go through spurts like today, I went through spurts, nine holes, playing some really solid, pretty good golf and then I go to the back nine and just started getting a little loose. I need to get that better and just kind of figure out a way to tighten it up for all 18, not just nine.U.S. teammate Rickie Fowler was tied for 25th at 8 under after a 68. Lucas Glover followed his second-round 61 with a 73 to drop into a tie for 33rd at 7 under. ' ' '