Cam Burke, Albin Choi lead Canadian contingent at Web.com Tour q-school A pair of Canadian Amateur champions lead the Canadian contingent halfway through the Web.com qualifying tournament. Former two-time Canadian Amateur champion Cam Burke birdied his last three holes on PGA West's Stadium Course for a round of 67 on Saturday. That leaves Burke tied for 12th, seven strokes behind Steve Saunders, who also shot 67 on the Stadium Course to open up a three strokes lead after 54 holes of the six-day, 108-hole event which ends Tuesday. Toronto's Albin Choi had seven birdies and two bogeys in his round of 67 to move into a tie for 16th at 9-under. Devin Carrey (71) of Surrey, B.C., Roger Sloan (72) of Merritt, B.C. and Derek Gillespie (72) of Oshawa, Ont. are all tied for 31st at 6-under par. Nick Taylor (72) of Abbotsford, B.C. double bogeyed his final hole Saturday to fall into a tie for 42nd with first round leader Justin Shin (73) of Maple Ridge, B.C. Riley Wheeldon of Comox, B.C. had a bogey and a double bogey over his final five holes for a second straight round of 71 which leaves him tied for 105th. Montreal's Yohann Benson (70) is tied for 111th while Eugene Wong of North Vancouver stumbled to a 75 in a round that included an eagle, three birdies, four bogeys and two double bogeys over his final three holes. That dropped him into a tie for 122nd. PGA Tour Canada Tour Championship winner Max Gilbert carded his second straight 74 to sit in a tie for 139th. Players finishing in the top 45 after Tuesday's final round will earn status next year on the Web.com Tour with the medalist and any co-medalists guaranteed full exempt status.