Rhodes Athletics | May 15, 2014 Rhodes stays strong through weather, remains atop NCAA leaderboard Share HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. -- Rhodes didn't let unfavorable weather dampen its spirits as it widened its lead to 11 strokes as it leads the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championship. DIII WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Championship Highlights | Photo Gallery Final: Rhodes wins first team title since 1961 Rhodes stays strong through weather delays Play suspended for Round 2, Rhodes still leads Rhodes shoots 311 to lead field on Day 1 Leaderboard | Field of competitors Round three got off to a late start due to the unfinished second round that completed on Thursday morning. Round three was suspended due to darkness and will resume on May 16. The Lynx managed to put some distance between themselves, shooting 11-over par on the holes they played. Texas-Tyler shot 17-over par in the partial competition, with Ithaca moving closer with a nine-over par. The defending champions, Mary Hardin-Baylor sits in fourth with 20-over par with No. 1-ranked Washington (Mo.) shooting 16-over par to round out the top five. Sarahanne Vaughan and Jessica Zweifel led the Lynx through eight and nine holes respectively, shooting two-over par before the stoppage. Nikki Isaacson shot three-over par through nine holes with Meg Healy carding a four-over through eight holes. Jessica Ritter finished 10 holes at 11-over par. Danielle Lawrie breaks down 3 of her biggest WCWS moments Danielle Lawrie was a two-time National Player of the Year at Washington and led the Huskies to their first ever national title. The legendary pitcher re-watched her no-hitter in the 2007 WCWS, her grand slam vs. Georgia in 2009 and her national championship game. READ MORE 2022 Super Bowl rosters: Colleges of Bengals and Rams players Here are the colleges with the most players on Super Bowl rosters when the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams play Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles. READ MORE College wrestling: Dan Gable-Larry Owings' 1970 NCAA wrestling championship Iowa State's Dan Gable had one of the most legendary careers in college wrestling, pinning 76 of his 118 opponents during his three years as a starter for the Cyclones and amassing a nearly flawless record on his way to two NCAA titles. Let's take a look back into the NCAA Vault though to rewatch his final collegiate match. READ MORE