CHARLESTON, S.C. – Bumping up the first 18 holes of the Tot Hill Farm Invitational to Sunday afternoon due to forecasted inclement weather, the Presbyterian College women's golf team has finished one half of the tournament (hosted by College of Charleston).

PC was the lone institution of the 13 schools who had each of their golfers complete the entirety of Round One. The remainder of Sunday's play was suspended due to darkness, meaning that the original plan to play three total rounds has been altered and the tournament will finish tomorrow afternoon once each team has completed 36 total holes.

Now with no Round Three in the cards, the Blue Hose sit in 8^th-place in the team standings at the moment. Sophomore Sloane Spessard is just outside the top ten by hitting one over par, shooting 73 with three birdies.


 
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- Spessard (who nailed a hole-in-one at PC's first event of the fall in Pawleys Island) is currently 11^th, lowering her score by two notches in holes 17 and 18 with back-to-back birdies.

- Maddie Peake is Presby's next-in-line after shooting 76, parring 10 times on Sunday while birdying holes 5 and 16.

- True freshman Addy Parker submitted her Blue Hose debut in the opening round at Charleston, shooting six-over par for a score of 78. Taylor Reaves posted an identical score herself, while Emma Louise Hunt shot an 89.


 
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- As mentioned above, head coach Columb Knight's crew was the only one to have each golfer play 18 full holes. The remainder of Round One will continue on Monday morning, before the second set of 18 will wrap up the tournament immediately after.

- Old Dominion is the overall leader with Round One incomplete, as PC is currently tied with Eastern Kentucky for eighth place.