Another match to keep an eye o­n is Robb Saez against the current U.S. Open champ, Gabe Owen.  Both players faced opponents in the second round that had enjoyed byes in their opening matches.  Saez bested Earl Spencer 9-4 and blanked Sylvester Cornoado 9-0.  Owen opened up with a quick 9-2 win over Dennis White then followed up with a 9-5 win over Tony Annigoni. 

None of the big names have been eliminated yet, but there are few unknowns that are making their way through the chart.  Eric Olsen started with a first-round win over Arturo Santander 9-7 followed by a 9-7 win over Dana Aldridge.  If he can upset Jose Parica today, he could make a run toward a finish o­n Sunday, but it's worth mentioning that Olsen is part of o­ne of the toughest brackets that includes Owen, Saez, and Jones.

Defending champion Mike Davis is also making a run toward another victory, but some tough competition in his bracket might have a say in that.  Jeff Carter is playing well and could stand in Davis' way, while George Michaels has two convincing wins and is line to meet Davis if both players win their next matches.  Also, Corey Deuel, Charlie Bryant, Glenn Atwell, and Danny Basavich are all still alive in the winners' bracket.

Officials have also announced that this evening's five o'clock dinner break has been cancelled because of last night's postponement.

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