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Mardy Fish takes the lead at Edgewood Tahoe; Kyle Williams in second

LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. – Former American professional tennis player Mardy Fish is on top of the leader board at the Amerian Century Championship after the second day of play.

Former Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Kyle Williams, yesterday’s leader, came off the course in second place.

Mardy Fish set a tournament second-round record with 37 points in the Modified Stableford scoring system, breaking the old record by four points. He had ten birdies finishing the day with five straight. He also set a course record 63, breaking Lee Trevino’s 65.

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