Shanghai, China (SportsNetwork. Dele Alli Jersey .com) - Alexander Levy fired a 9-under 63 in Saturdays third round and he jumped four strokes clear of the field at the BMW Masters. Levy, a two-time winner this season on the European Tour, completed 54 holes at 22-under-par 194. His total of 194 smashed the old record of 200. Peter Hanson had set the old mark in 2012. I played amazing golf. Im very surprised by myself. I started well and made some early birdies and hit some amazing shots, Levy said. I am very happy with the way I played golf today. Jamie Donaldson matched his own course record of 62 in round three at Lake Malaren Golf Club. He is alone in second place at minus-18. Donaldson first shot 62 in 2012, the first year of the tournament. Marcel Siem is one stroke back at 17-under-par 199 after a third-round 65. Justin Rose, the highest-ranked player in the field at world No. 6, carded an 8-under 64 to move into fourth place at 15-under 201. Second-round leader Nicolas Colsaerts stumbled to a 1-over 73 and he dipped into a tie for fifth at minus-13. He was joined there by Emiliano Grillo (69). Graeme McDowell (68) and Romain Wattel (71) are tied for seventh at 12-under- par 204. Levy, the first-round leader, trailed by one at the start of the day, but he flew out of the gate with three consecutive birdies from the first to move two clear of Colsaerts, who didnt threaten the lead after that. After a pair of pars, Levy poured in a 40-footer for birdie at the sixth. He made it two in a row with a birdie at seven. Levy led by three at that point and he made the turn with that lead as he parred the eighth and ninth. The Frenchman kicked in a short birdie effort at the 10th and followed with his third birdie in three days at the 11th. Levy extended his lead to five strokes as he birdied the par-5 13th. He also 2-putted for birdie at the 15th, another par-5, to move to 22-under. Levy parred the final three holes to end there. Its nice to be in this position. It was pretty much the same when I won in China (in April), so I am going to enjoy the game tomorrow, do my best and see what happens, Levy stated. Donaldson used a hot stretch of golf, in which he went 9-under over an 11-hole stretch, to soar in to second place. He parred four of the first five holes to go with a birdie at the second. The Welshman started his hot streak with birdies at the sixth and seventh. After making par at eight, Donaldson drained three straight birdie efforts from the ninth. Donaldson birdied the par-5 13th, and he has played that hole in 4-under par for the week. He made it two in a row as he also birdied the 14th from 50 feet out. Donaldson jumped into second place as he holed his 9-iron approach shot at 16 for eagle. He parred the last two holes to end four back. Obviously the course suits my game. Ive shot 10-under before and Ive done it today, which is great. I got the ball rolling better on the greens, which made a big difference and obviously that shot on 16 was a big bonus, said Donaldson. I had 142 yards to the flag, slightly uphill into the wind, which was a soft 9-iron and it came off spot on. Pitched just past the hole and spun back and went in. Its quite a narrow entrance into that green from where I was, but it pitched perfect and obviously is a bonus to see it go in. NOTES: Levy owns the 54-hole lead for the second time this season on the European Tour, and for the third time in his career ... He won the China Open in April, the last time he had the third-round lead ... Levys total of 22- under par is the lowest 54-hole score of the season on the European Tour ... This is the first event of the European Tours finals series. Kieran Trippier Jersey . Tottenham claimed top spot in Group K by winning 2-0 at Tromso after defender Adnan Causevic scored an own goal before Mousa Dembele put the result beyond doubt. 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I fell in love with the job the second they put that mic in my hand, and Ive worked hard every day trying to get better. Its my new passion.How does your experience in sports shape your perspective on what athletes go through?Being an athlete is a privilege, its not something I took for granted. And its something that allows me to connect with and relate to other athletes as theyre competing at the top level. Having been able to play at such a high level, Ive seen a lot of fantastic athletes and the way they prepare. You can relate with steps theyre walking through: going over shifts in their mind, or even calming their nerves [in the clutch]. And the quality that all competitive athletes have in common is the fact that we all want to be perfect. Thats what we strive for, even though its never really attainable. So I understand that feeling, and I empathize with them. Youre well known as an Olympic hockey player, but do you play any other sports?I was most focused on hockey and soccer up until I went to college, and I ended up having to choose one, because you cant play both. But in high school I played flag football, softball, basketball, cross country, track and field, soccer, and of course hockey. I just enjoy competing, and I think it was also a cheap excuse to get out of class sometimes!One other sport Im passionate about: I recently fell in love with my road bike. Ive got the need for speed. Oh, and I also play tennis with friends for fun. By no means am I Serena Williams, though in my head sometimes I do think I hit as hard as she does!You were a panelist for womens hockey broadcasts on TSN during the Sochi Olympics. What was it like covering a team you played for?Those are my best friends – theyre my sisters. I spent years training with them. Weve laughed together, cried together, won together, and learned together. So to step in and cover it was an emotional experience, having just been released from the team. It was also a great learning experience for me. I wanted to give not only the Canadian women but the sport of womens hockey the best possible coverage, because I think they deserve it. I put a lot of pressure on myself to come up with unique points to break down the game differently, not only to show how skilled these athletes are, but to teach the viewer about our sport, because its a little different from the mens game. Due to the no body contact rules, its a speed and finesse game. It made me proud to be able to talk about my friends, not only from Canada, but the USA, Finland, Sweden, Swiitzerland, and more. Toby Alderweireld Jersey. To share their stories with the rest of Canada, and to let viewers know how much attention they deserve.Youre also part of the Champions network with the Special Olympics, how did you get involved with it?It was actually through Jamie Salé. 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I wasnt the biggest, but I played mean.When womens hockey emerged with the Womens World Championship in 1990, there was one player who I played a lot like, and that was Geraldine Heaney. She came to Sudbury one year to my dads hockey school, so I actually got to play with my idol at the age of 12. She snapped a picture with me wearing her silver medal from Nagano, and I knew immediately that the Olympics was something I was prepared to do anything for. Whats your favourite sports team?I went to college at Ohio State University, so Im a Buckeye. I bleed scarlet and grey through and through. Aaron Ward tries to make fun of me about it, but his Michigan Wolverines have a hard time standing up to the Buckeyes. Ohio State-Michigan football games are the best: I remember one game at the end of the year we beat them 52-49, and I rushed the field with everyone and ripped out part of the 50-yard line. We planted it in our front yard at the house I lived in.Youre currently hosting TSNs French Open Primetime broadcasts, who are some players youre looking forward to covering at the tournament?Well, I think Roger Federer owns the title of most talented, but Novak Djokovic is the most entertaining tennis player out there. I always like watching him because he brings lightheartedness to the game. He pushes the envelope of traditional tennis etiquette. And of course the young Canadian players: Eugenie Bouchard is so young and so talented, and Milos Raonic is just waiting for his breakthrough moment. This is the first tennis tournament Ive covered, and if he does well, obviously I must have had something to do with it, right? Maybe that will be my claim to fame.Tessa Bonhomme hosts French Open Primetime, airing every evening of the tournament on TSN. Visit TSN.ca for full schedule info. ' ' '