Keiser (Fla.) maintained its hold on first place, pushing their margin to a 14 stroke advantage. They were led by Hoi Ki Lau posting a 1-under score and Mohea Mansbendel shooting par. The Seahawks posted back-to-back sub-300 rounds and are the only team in the field to score multiple rounds in the 290's. Oklahoma City remains second with a round total of 309 followed by British Columbia posting a 311.

Cumberlands (Ky.) moved up four spots from yesterday scoring a 309 round total and now sit in eighth. Lindsey Wilson picked up three place on Thursday's round shooting 314 which is eight shots better than their next best round. 

Keiser's Hoi Ki Lau holds a three shot lead in the individual championship hunt followed by Martha Sanchez of SCAD Atlanta (Ga.) at 221. SCAD Savannah (Ga.)'s Sharon Shan and Keiser's Jolie Wong are tied for third at 225. 

Sidney Parmer of Marian (Ind.) charged up the individual standings shooting a round high 70 and sits T35. She was one of only three people to shoot under par along with Cumberlands (Ky.) Maria Neira who shot 71. Taylor Wilczek from OUAZ (Ariz.) was the second and final person to shoot an even par.