Stanford Athletics | May 23, 2015 Stanford leads after uncompleted first round Stanford, only able to complete 11 holes, has a two stroke lead on Duke. Share BRADENTON, Fla. -- The birdies came first. The lightning came next. Stanford was on a roll before the second of two weather delays eventually suspended the opening round of the NCAA Championships at The Concession Golf Course on Friday. 2015 Division I Women's Golf Championship Maloof: 'Daddy's girl' clinches title for Stanford Maloof: New format brings excitement to championship Maloof: TTU men, women cheering each other on Maloof: Florida heat taking a toll on players Day 5: Stanford, Baylor advance to championship Maloof: Alabama's Talley finishes off individual title Maloof: Pregnancy not slowing down Zona coach Ianello Day 4: Southern Cal earns top seed of match play Maloof: UCLA claws its way back to make the cut Day 3: USC on top; 3rd round to finish Monday Maloof: Alabama's Talley getting acclimated to course Day 2: Park, Then push Southern Cal ahead Maloof: Leaders struggle on 2nd round back-nine Day 1: Stanford leads after uncompleted first round Maloof: Tennessee's Newell sisters go home again Maloof: Concession Golf Club a worthy opponent Maloof: Familiar faces to settle title with new format Four Cardinal women’s golfers were coming off birdies -- with a fifth looking at a makeable birdie putt -- before the sirens indicated the day was over. Through 11 holes, the Cardinal is 3-over to lead the field and will resume its first round Saturday morning before embarking on round two. Mariah Stackhouse leads the medalist race at 4-under with a bogey-free 12 holes. “We’ve got a lot of golf left, and some of these holes coming in are the most challenging,” Stanford head coach Anne Walker said. “It’s a long week, and our challenge is to stay focused and adjust to the course conditions. “If it was an 11-hole championship, I’d be doing cartwheels.” Defending champion Duke is second after completing its round at 5-over. Stackhouse, a two-time All-American, had three birdies in the first five holes and tapped-in for birdie on the par-4 12th after a stretch of six straight pars. Lauren Kim (+1) is tied for 13th and Florida native Shannon Aubert (E) is tied for eight. Casey Danielson’s 6-over came with a triple bogey on the par-5 eighth, the lone setback in what has been an outstanding first round for the sophomore. Quirine Eijkenboom birdied 14 to move to 11 before the suspension. The event features 24 teams and 12 individual competitors dueling in 54 holes of stroke play. Following the final of those four rounds, top 15 teams plus the top-nine individuals all advance to another day of stroke play on. The results of that round will determine the individual 72-hole champion. It also will cull the final 15 teams for Wednesday’s seeded match-play round that will determine the team champion. The Golf Channel will provide live coverage of the final three rounds from Monday-Wednesday. These 9 NCAA women's volleyball programs have won the most national championships Stanford won its second-straight title in 2019 and claimed the 38th national championship in NCAA women's volleyball history. Let's take a look at the programs with multiple titles. READ MORE 7 schools with the most women's basketball national championships UConn has more DI women's college basketball titles than any other program. Here's a look at the seven women’s basketball teams that have won two or more national championships. READ MORE Stanford's Tara VanDerveer, Gonzaga's Mark Few named 2021 Werner Ladder Naismith Coaches of the Year Stanford's Tara VanderVeer and Gonzaga's Mark Few have been named the 2021 Werner Ladder Naismith Coach of the Year honorees. READ MORE