Thomas More men’s and women’s programs hold 54 hole leads at PAC Golf Championships 4/28/2017 8:47:04 PM Friday results BELLE VERNON, Pa. (pacathletics.org) – The Thomas More College men’s and women’s programs will both take leads into the fourth and final round of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference Golf Championships Saturday at Cedarbrook Golf Course. Saturday’s round is slated to get underway at 9 a.m. The Thomas More men (912) own a 10-stroke lead over second-place Saint Vincent College (922). Saint Vincent fired a 308 Friday while Thomas More shot a 309. Washington & Jefferson College sits in third (924) and is followed by Grove City College in fourth (935), Westminster College in fifth (967), Thiel College in sixth (999), Waynesburg University in seventh (1228) and Bethany College in eighth (1284). Grove City sophomore Cole McCook (Chester Springs, Pa. | Downingtown Stem Academy) owns a 54-hole lead in the 26-player men's race for PAC Player of the Year honors after shooting a one-under 71 Friday. He has a three-round score of 215 (71-73-71). Thomas More senior Jimmy Kelley (California, Ky. | Bishop Brossart) is currently in second after a two-over 74 Friday. He has a three-round score of 221 (71-76-74). The Thomas More women (1067) own a 25-stroke lead over second-place W&J (1092). During Friday’s third round, Thomas More carded a 344 while W&J posted a 350. Saint Vincent is currently third (1094) and is followed by Westminster in fourth (1102), Grove City in fifth (1212) and Waynesburg in sixth (1913). W&J junior Kaitlyn Vogel (Pleasant Gap, Pa. | Bellefonte Area) and Westminster junior Kelsey Phillips (Pittsburgh, Pa. | North Allegheny) lead the 25-player women's field in the PAC Player of the Year race after 54 holes. Phillips fired an 81 Friday and owns a three-round score of 254. Vogel shot an 82 during Friday’s round and carries a three-round score of 254 into Saturday. The 2016-17 PAC Championships feature a 72-hole stroke play event, with 36 holes contested at the Fall Championships and another 36 holes played at the Spring Championships. The combined 72-hole team total will determine this year’s PAC team champions and winners of the league's automatic qualifying bids to the 2017 NCAA Division III Championships. The All-PAC teams, as well the PAC Players of the Year, will be determined by the combined 72-hole scores from the Fall and Spring Championships. Prior to the 2015 season, All-PAC and Player of the Year honors were determined exclusively at the 36-hole Spring Championships. The All-PAC teams will be made up of the top 15 overall scorers (5 first team, 5 second team, 5 honorable mention).