The third round of the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship was played this Saturday, November 9, at El Cardonal, Mexico. The so-called "Moving Day" brought some interesting moves on the leaderboard, including a three-way tie for first place.Nico Echavarria continues to lead the World Wide Technology Championship, now tied with Justin Lower and Carson Young, all at 16-under. Ten players are within four shots of the lead.2024 World Wide Technology Championship Day 3 LeaderboardHere is the World Wide Technology Championship leaderboard after the third round. Only the top 50 are included:T1 Justin Lower -16T1 Carson Young -16T1 Nico Echavarria -16T4 Joe Highsmith -15T4 Austin Eckroat -15T4 Max Greyserman -15T7 Ben Griffin -14T7 Maverick McNealy -14T9 Daniel Berger -12T9 Wesley Bryan -12T9 David Lipsky -12T9 Tom Hoge -12T9 Ryan McCormick -12T14 Patrick Rodgers -11T14 Patrick Fishburn -11T14 Jacob Bridgeman -11T14 Matt Kuchar -11T14 Joel Dahmen -11T14 Ryan Gerard -11T14 Sam Stevens -11T21 Kevin Chappell -10T21 Beau Hossler -10T21 Charley Hoffman -10T21 Henrik Norlander -10T21 Chandler Phillips -10T21 Nick Hardy -10T21 Rico Hoey -10T21 Kelly Kraft -10T21 Dylan Wu -10T30 Harris English -9T30 Garrick Higgo -9T30 Alex Smalley -9T30 Brandon Wu -9T30 Harry Hall -9T30 Kevin Streelman -9T36 Josh Teater -8T36 Sam Ryder -8T38 Doug Ghim -7T38 Chesson Hadley -7T38 Michael Kim -7T38 Harry Higgs -7T38 Luke List -7T38 Adam Svensson -7T38 Justin Suh -7T45 Vince Whaley -6T45 S.Y. Noh -6T45 Danny Willett -6T45 Blaine Hale, Jr. -6T45 J.J. Spaun -6T45 Lucas Glover -6T45 Tyson Alexander -6T45 Aaron Baddeley -6T45 Erik van Rooyen -6T45 Tom Whitney -6Justin Lower shot the best score of the third round of the World Wide Technology Championship to move up 14 spots on the leaderboard and into a tie for first place. Lower carded an eagle and seven birdies with no bogeys for a 9-under 63.Lower is looking for his first PGA Tour victory, and so is Carson Young, who shot 5-under Saturday to back up his 11-under from the day before.This is part of what Lower said after the third round of the World Wide Technology Championship:"There’s 18 holes tomorrow on a very scorable golf course...I just want to see how good I can do and prove to myself that I can actually do something in this game."Echavarría, meanwhile, shot a 4-under-par third round to maintain the lead he has held since Friday. The Colombian is coming off a victory at the ZOZO Championship and is looking for his third win on the PGA Tour.