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CLEVELAND, Tenn.-After a three-hour rain delay to start the day, the Lee University women's golf team shot a 298 as a team to sit in sixth place at the NCAA South Region Tournament. The Lady Flames sit 16 shots back of the leaders in Anderson University who shot a 282.
 
However, Lee is only four shots back of second place Saint Leo University who shot a 294. Flagler College and Lynn University are tied for third with a 296. Nova Southeastern University is in fifth place, one shot better than Lee with a 297.
 
Supuschaya "Yui" Srichantamit leads the Lady Flames in fourth place as she shot a one under 71. Hannah Nall is tied for 12 for the Lady Flames going one over with a 73. She shot a five under back nine to jump to 12^th.
 
Banthita "Pearl" Phoncaratkun is tied for 20^th shooting a three over 75. Freshman Olivia Ireland is tied for 50^th with a 79 in round one. Emily Ritchie shot a 83 to be tied for 65^th in the tournament.
 
Stella Jelinek of Flagler College and Jennedy McGaha of Anderson University have a share of the lead as they both shot a four under 68 on the day.
 
Round two for the Lady Flames begins at 8 AM on Tuesday morning at the Cleveland Country Club.
 
Coach Geandra Almeida's Thoughts:
 
"So proud of the team today. We've been talking about this and aren't going to give up. Our best may not be enough to move to the national championship, but we will not give up and keep trying."
 
"We had a slow start it was not great. But we fought and did the best we could today despite the delays. It is hard to restart. The three-hour delay got us a little because we had to get up early and then get refocused. We were dead last at one point and to get back to sixth is special."