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GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Halfway through the Wyndham Championship, the young guys have taken over. PGA Tour rookie Patrick Reed tops the leaderboard. Second-year player John Huh is one stroke back. Another tour rookie, John Deere winner Jordan Spieth, is a shot behind him. Reed shot a 64 on Friday to take a one stroke lead with a two-round score of 11-under 129. Huh had the best round of the day -- a 62 -- while Speith had a 66 to go to 9 under. "The way we play, we try to take the pin, right at it most of the time," Huh said. "I guess we are more aggressive, if youre younger a little bit, I guess." Charlie Wi, Bob Estes, Rory Sabbatini, Brian Harman, Jim Herman and first-round co-leader Ross Fisher were 7 under. Wi had a 65, Estes, Harman, Herman and Sabbatini shot 66, and Fisher had a 69. Organizers moved up the third-round tee times Saturday to try to dodge a threat of rain, with players going off in threesomes at the first and 10th tees. With his wife Justine serving as his caddie, Reed had six birdies in a bogey-free round that was one stroke shy of matching his best of the year. "I dont mind her having all the attention," Reed said. "Less attention for me, which means I can just focus more on my game." The 23-year-old former college player at Georgia and Augusta State had top-10 finishes in his last two tournaments. He could have built an even bigger lead in this one, but missed a 12-foot birdie putt on the par-3 seventh. He closed his round with birdies on the eighth and ninth holes, sinking a 10-foot putt to applause from the gallery and walking off the green with his arm around Justines shoulder. She began caddying for him last summer before a Monday qualifying tournament in Houston. During a humid, 100-degree day in Texas, she had no trouble lugging around a bag full of rain gear, he said. "I told her to read putts for me that day, and she just has a knack for reading greens extremely well," Reed said. "Its basically like my coach being out there with me. She knows just as much about the golf swing. She knows why I hit it left or right or anything like that, so I mean, if ever I get out of whack, she can fix me immediately." Reed certainly has a history on Donald Ross-designed courses in North Carolina. He reached the semifinals of the 2008 U.S. Amateur on Ross No. 2 course at Pinehurst, and the first cut he made on the tour came at this Sedgefield Country Club course two years ago after receiving a sponsors exemption. "Thats why I love this event," Reed said. Huh, a 23-year-old who was the youngest player on tour to win last year, came on strong late with birdies on his final three holes, including an 11-foot birdie putt on the ninth that closed his best round of the year. Did he see this coming? "Not 62. It was more like, maybe, 64," he said with a laugh. A breakout rookie year on tour continued for the 20-year-old Spieth, who was 19 last month when he became the youngest winner in eight decades. He had a boom-or-bust day at Sedgefield with seven birdies and three bogeys. After starting on the back nine, he birdied four of his final six holes and heard chants of "Spiethy" from the gallery. "I wish they had said Spieth instead of Spiethy, but you cant pick your nickname," Spieth said with a laugh. "Its great. Its kind of weird, kind of new to have people kind of cheering for me. ... All it does is help carry momentum, positive momentum, and hopefully, Ill have a lot of people be yelling at my back tomorrow." The field is littered with players trying to either hold on to their FedEx Cup playoff position or force their way into The Barclays in New Jersey next week. The top 125 on the points list qualify for the post-season. Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey, who arrived at No. 137, moved to 3 under after his 69. 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Peter Holland and Brad Staubitz were sent to Toronto on Saturday as the Maple Leafs traded defenceman Jesse Blacker and draft picks to the Anaheim Ducks.Dutch is heading to his home province of Saskatchewan alongside Jen, as Rocanville, Sask. has been named the eighth winning community in this years Kraft Celebration Tour. As part of the Kraft Celebration Tour, Rocanville receives $25,000 to put towards upgrading the Rocanville Aquatic Centre. Rocanville will also host a special edition of SPORTSCENTRE featuring anchors Darren Dutchyshen and Jennifer Hedger when they broadcast live from the Saskatchewan community on Friday, Aug. 23 at 6 p.m. ET on TSN. "Rocanville needs to be able to continue operating the Aquatic Centre – its such an integral part of their community," said Jack Hewitt, Vice-President, Marketing Insights and Services, Kraft Canada. "Places like this Aquatic Centre are the hubs for keeping Canadians active in communities coast to coast and were very happy to help support this project." About Rocanville, Sask.Established in 1904, the town of Rocanville is located in southeast Saskatchewan on the edge of the QuAppelle Valley. The small but thriving farming and mining community is home to 1,000 people and is known for producing high quality potash, as well as oil.The $25,000 prize money from the Kraft Celebration Tour will go towards upgrading the Rocanville Aquatic Centre. The communitys indoor pool requires extensive repairs to get it back into operation. Rocanville was named to the Kraft Celebration Tour after winning a national, head-to-head online vote over Esterhazy, Sask. Rocanville brouught home the victory with 138,131 votes, while Esterhazy amassed a total of 98,961 votes in support of its nomination.dddddddddddd Voting Canadians can decide the other winning communities for the Kraft Celebration Tour, with one pair of communities featured each weekday through to tomorrow (Friday, July 19). Canadians can visit KraftCelebrationTour.ca or Tourneedecelebrationkraft.ca to vote for their favourite communities (see below for match-ups and scheduled voting dates). Voting is unlimited and runs from 12 noon ET each day for a 24-hour period. During the voting period, SPORTSCENTRE on TSN and SPORTS 30 on RDS profile each match-up with a look at the duelling communities and their proposed community projects. Results of each vote will be announced the following weekday on SPORTSCENTRE and SPORTS 30. The other communities selected as finalists for the Kraft Celebration Tour, along with their match-ups and scheduled voting dates, are as follows:• Today (Thursday, July 18) – St. James Town (Toronto) vs. Wilmot, Ont.• Friday, July 19 – Dryden, Ont. vs. Fort Frances, Ont. In addition to voting, fans can keep up with the Kraft Celebration Tour on social media by visiting and liking the Kraft Celebration Tour Fan Page on Facebook and by following and interacting with the tours personalities on Twitter. The official Twitter account for the Kraft Celebration Tour is @KCTAndy and the official hashtags include #KCT and #tourneedecelebrationkraft. ' ' '