http://www.sportsbooks.com/ Sportsbooks - Pro and College sport headlines and stories on the NFL, NBA, NCAA, NHL, MLB, football, baseball, basketball, World Series, Super Bowl. en-us jackblack@sportsbooks.com http://www.sportsbooks.com/ Players making their first deposit with Sportsbooks.com will automatically receive a Tournament Ticket to the $500 Welcome Freeroll. http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1092662.html Scott Parel fired a 7-under 64 on Sunday and cruised to a 3-stroke victory at the Air Capital Classic. Parel, the overnight leader, finished 72 holes at Crestview Country Club at 18-under-par 266 and earned his first career Web.com Tour victory. "Obviously, I'm playing well now," he said. "My goal now is to climb up [the money list] as high as I can and a win is a good start toward it." Alex Aragon shot 65 on Sunday and leapt into solo sec http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1092540.html Scott Parel carded a 4-under 67 on Saturday to grab the lead at the end of the third round of the Air Capital Classic. Parel finished 54 holes at Crestview Country Club at 11-under-par 202, which was a stroke ahead of Steve Wheatcroft (68). "I just put myself in position to have a chance," said Parel. "You have to take advantage because you don't know how many chances you're going to get." Paul Claxton fired an 8-under 63 and Chris Thompson http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1092373.html Nathan Tyler fired a 6-under 65 on Friday and jumped in front by a pair of strokes through two rounds of the Air Capital Classic. Tyler birdied four of his final five holes at Crestview Country Club to end 36 holes at 10-under-par 132. "It's great," said Tyler, who began the second round four shots back. "This is my first tournament out here this year. I'm happy to be here and hope to keep it going on the weekend." First-round leader Alex http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1092034.html Alex Prugh eagled his final hole on Thursday to close out an 8-under 63 and grab a 2-stroke lead at the Air Capital Classic. Prugh is coming off back-to-back top-six finishes at the Mid-Atlantic Championship and Mexico Championship. "The wind was a little weird," Prugh said about the conditions on Thursday. "We seemed to have a lot of crosswinds and we were getting a few gusts here and there. But I figured out early that it wasn't eno http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1089167.html Michael Putnam carded a 2-under 68 on Sunday to cruise to a 2-stroke victory at the Mid-Atlantic Championship. Putnam finished the tournament at 7-under-par 273 to capture his second straight win and his third on the Web.com Tour overall. He was coming off a victory at the Mexico Championship last week. Chesson Hadley (67) captured second at 5-under, while third-round co-leader Chad Collins tripped to a 2-over 72 to drop into a share of th http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1089075.html Chad Collins and Michael Putnam posted matching even-par 70s on Saturday and took advantage of a precipitous fall by second- round leader Hudson Swafford to grab a share the lead of the Mid-Atlantic Championship. Swafford held a 3-stroke lead entering the third round, but stumbled to a 7- over 77 to drop well off the pace. Collins and Putnam finished 54 holes at TPC Potomac at Avenal Farm at 5-under- par 205. "Today was supposed to be m http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1088935.html Hudson Swafford carded a 4-under 66 on Friday to grab a 2-stroke lead after two rounds of the Mid-Atlantic Championship. Swafford ended 36 holes at 7-under-par 133. He is searching for his second victory on the Web.com Tour. Michael Putnam, who tops the tour's money list, fired a 6-under 64 to jump into a tie for second at minus-5. He was joined there by Chad Collins (67) and Sung Kang (68). Adam Crawford is alone in fifth place at 4-unde http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1088702.html Seventeen-year-old Si Woo Kim and Tim Petrovic both fired 5-under 65s on Thursday to share the lead through the opening round of the Mid-Atlantic Championship. Kim earned his PGA Tour card a Q-school last year, but he can't become a member until his 18th birthday on June 28. The high school student countered six birdies against a lone bogey on Thursday and grabbed the early lead at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm. Play was briefly suspended due to http://www.sportsbooks.com/news/sports_betting/1087391.html Alex Prugh was 2-under par through nine holes of his third round Saturday and was one stroke clear of the field midway through the third round of the suspended Mexico Championship. Prugh, who led when the second round was completed earlier Saturday, stands at 11-under par for the tournament. Whee Kim was 5-under after 15 holes and had climbed into second place at minus-10. Matthew Goggin and Wes Roach share third place at minus-9. Tim