Michelle Wie is tied for 28th after a 1-under 71. (Getty Images) 2007 Evian Masters Pair Lead in France; Wie in the Mix By Sports Network - July 27, 2007 2006 Evian MastersEVIAN-LES-BAINS, France -- Diana D'Alessio of the United States and Jin-joo Hong of South Korea share a three-stroke lead after the second round of the Evian Masters on Friday. Michelle Wie, the 17-year-old from Hawaii, rebounded with a 1-under 71 for a 144 total and made the cut. She had gone 24 consecutive rounds without breaking par. Michelle Wie Michelle Wie is tied for 28th after a 1-under 71. (Getty Images) "I'm very happy," Wie said. "That's my first round under par this year. It's a bit of a breakthrough." D'Alessio shot a 68, while Hong had four birdies and two bogeys in her round of 70 as both totaled 7-under 137. They were followed by Annika Sorenstam of Sweden (69), Jang Jeong of South Korea (71) and Brittany Lincicome of the United States (74). "I played pretty solidly and hit the ball well," said D'Alessio, who birdied the first, fifth, 11th and 15th holes in her first Evian tournament. "I missed from 4 feet at the last because I hit the putt through the break. The greens are quite tricky." Hong said she was not nervous and hoped to keep under control through to Sunday. "I want to make it right. I want to play on the weekend really, really well," she said. Juli Inkster of the United States, who won in 2003, shot five birdies in the first seven holes for a 68 to be in a large group at 141. The group included Laura Davies, champion in 1995 and 1996, and Momoko Ueda of Japan. Davies three-putted the last hole for a 70, while Ueda had seven birdies in a 67, the best score of the day. Karrie Webb, the defending champion from Australia, was 2-under 142 after a 72. Lorena Ochoa from Mexico was also at 2 under after she shot a 70.