LOXLEY, ALA. - It took more than 48 hours to finish them, but Georgia State finally got in 18 holes of golf at the Sun Belt Championship at Steelwood CC.  The Panthers sit in fifth place with a 20-over par 308 as they head right back to get 18 holes today. Lightning and rain have been the biggest factors in this tournament.

Yasemin Sari, playing at No. 3 for the Panthers, has the best score a with a 2-over 74 for her 18 holes. The freshman who joined the team in January had two birdies and is tied for fourth as just one player broke par in the opening round.

Senior Lauren carded a 4-over 76 with a pair of birdies and sits in a tie for 10th place. Sophomore Jooeun Bae added a 6-over 78 for her best round of the spring. Solene Le Coz posted an 8-over 80 after bogeys on the final two holes. Junior Julie Lied played in her first event of the spring and had a 12-over 84, due to a triple bogey and a pair of double-bogey holes.

The challenging start and stop play combined with the weather conditions meant no team could break 300 for the opening round. Troy's 13-over 301 leads Texas State by two strokes. GSU sits seven shots behind the leader.

Follow round two on Wednesday on GolfStat.com.