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Cal's Eric Mina has moved into the lead with three holes remaining in the final round of action Thursday at the 2010 Pac-10 Men's Golf Championship.

Mina is now 17-under par for the tournament and four-under on the day, one shot ahead of third-round leader Jesper Knnegard of Arizona State. Kennegard, who started Wednesday's action four shots ahead of Mina, is 16-under for the tournament and one-over for the day. 

Mina has holes 7-9 remaining to play, while Kennegard still needs to play holes 16-18.

Follow both Mina and Kennegard hole-by-hole or check out their scores side-by-side on the player leader board as Mina attempts to become only the second Cal player to ever win Pac-10 individual medalist honors and the first since current PGA Tour professional Charlie Wi was victorious in 1995.

As a team, Cal has moved up one spot today and is now eighth at 10-under for the tournament and one-under for the day with its golfers having finished between nine and 15 holes. There is also drama for the team title with Stanford and Washington currently tied for first at 39-under and both teams having their golfers having completed 12 to 15 holes today.

Updates on other members of the Cal team are below ...
Michael Weaver (T9th, -9, -1 for the day thru 15)
Brandon Hagy (T26th, -1, +2 for the day thru 15)
Chad Vivolo (45th, 74-75-71-71 - 291, +7)
James Core (T51st, 74-73-74-73 - 294, +10)
Evan Derian (60th, 74-77-77-75 - 303, +19)