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Surgex(TM) Fuels 2008 San Luis Potosi Open Champion Russell Surber Through Grueling 36 Hole Final Day
Date:5/28/2008

Wins First Canadian Golf Tour Title While Wearing Surgex(TM) Branded

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BASKING RIDGE, N.J., May 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Russell Surber overcame a virus and a late bogey to capture his first Canadian Tour title at the San Luis Potosi Open by two strokes over Adam Bland and Wil Collins. The victory places the former University of Texas standout in prime position to qualify for the PGA's RBC Canadian Open held in July. An avid strength and conditioning advocate, Surber relies on Surgex(TM) sports nutritional formula to help accelerate his recovery from workouts and long hours on the course.

Surber stated, "Drinking Surgex(TM) leading up to and through this week's tournament definitely helped me fight through a challenging final 36 holes. Strength and endurance training has become an integral part of my tournament preparations and using Surgex(TM) this season has helped my golf game tremendously."

Surber's decision to train with Surgex(TM) is another example of the growing trend amongst many professional athletes and teams using Millennium's clinically validated sports drink to assist in their strength and recovery. Russell will look to keep his stellar play going when he competes in this week's Spring Qualifying School in British Columbia, Vancouver. Many of today's well known players including Chris DiMarco, Tim Herron and Mike Weir used this prominent event to springboard themselves to very successful careers on the PGA Tour.

About SURGEX(TM):

SURGEX(TM) (http://www.surgexsports.com) was created from Millennium's extensive experience providing advanced nutritional formulas to some of the most prestigious medical institutions throughout the United States. The proprietary SURGEX(TM) formula intends to meet the growing demand of professional, amateur, and Olympic athletes as well as their coaches looking for nutritional support
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