The Cougars' Molly Hardwick leads the individual standings at 1-under, the only player in the field to come in below par in the windy conditions at the The Reserve Club at St. James.

“It was a lot of tree damage, but the biggest thing was debris,” said Robert Padgett, golf course superintendent for the Reserve Club at Woodside. “It was an average of about ten trees a hole.

The final round starts at 8 a.m. Sunday. The Tribe shot 62-over-par 638 for 36 holes at The Reserve Club at St. James. The College of Charleston, ranked 43rd nationally, and UNC Wilmington shared ...

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