Alex Nianouris and his teammate shot 64 in qualifying for this year's Labor Day Golf Tournament. File photo by Wayne HInshaw, for the Salisbury Post

Staff report

SALISBURY — Qualifying for the Labor Day Four-Ball golf tournament continued on Saturday.

It was a  hot day, but scores were low at the Country Club of Salisbury.

A team of former Salisbury High standouts — Alex Nianouris/Eric Edwards — shot 64 to lead open qualifying. Both were Division I golfers, with Nianouris competing at Davidson and Edwards at George Mason.

The team of Derek Paschal/John Allen shot 66 on Saturday. The teams of Chris Rae/Chris Nesbitt, Charlie Barr/Will Fowler, Colline Ajidra/Ronald Otile and Kevin Boggs/Kyle Wright have posted 67s.  Defending champs are William Little/Derek Lipe.

The top 16 qualifying teams make the Championship Flight.

The team of Gary Fesperman/Wally Eidson’s shot 67 on Friday and that score held up as the best on Saturday in Senior Division qualifying.

Defending Senior champs are Robert Jernigan/Robert Shoaf.

 In the Super Senior Division, the team of Larry Petrea/Ray Pope shot 71 to match the low score posted on Friday by the team of Harry VanPelt/Jim Christy.

Defending Super Senior champs are John Henderlite/John Kyger.

Many more pairs, including the women’s teams, will be on the course today as qualifying concludes.