AUGUSTA, Ga. – Day two action at the Peach Belt Conference Championships concluded for Columbus State University women's golf as the Lady Cougars carded a second-round 321 at the par-72, 6,123-yard Forest Hills Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.

Columbus State sits at fifth on the team leaderboard with a two-round total of 644, dropping a spot.

Sydney Himes leads the way for CSU, moving to T-9th individually after firing a four-over 76 on Saturday. She holds a two-round score of 155 heading into the finale on Sunday. Lexis Fickel follows tied for 15th with a two-round total of 160, carding an 81 in the second round.

Laura DeLaubert shot an 85 on Saturday to move to a 164 total across 36-holes for 21st. Samantha Dewendt Morales sits at 25th individually after a second 18 of 79 for a two-round score of 172. Rounding out CSU is Andrea Peraza sitting at 28th in the field with a total score of 176 after carding a 90 on Saturday.

With one round to play, CSU sits ahead of Edward Waters in sixth at 713 followed by Savannah State (Ga.) in seventh with a total score of 735. The Lady Cougars are three strokes behind USC Beaufort in fourth with two-round score of 641. Lander (S.C.) leads with a score of 595 with North Georgia in second with a score of 612 and Flagler (Fla.) in third with a score of 616.

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