POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- After day one of the Vassar College Invitational on the 5,847 yard, par-72 course at Dutchess Country Club, the Wellesley College golf team sits in seventh place with a score of 384.

Amherst College leads the 12-team field with a 341. Williams College is second and the host Vassar College follow closely in second and third place with scores of 342 and 349, respectively.

As the course still played with remnants of winter, not a single player broke the 80 mark. Amherst's Liz Monty leads the pack with an 80. Wellesley senior Kim Eaton, Vassar's Celynne Balatbat, and Georgiana Salant of Williams are knotted in second place with a score of 81. Vassar junior Alex Bello and Aimee Caligore of St. Lawrence hold fifth place with an 82.

Also competing for the Blue, Lindsey Shephardson sits in 35th place with a round of 98, Young Hsu carded a 102 to tied for 42nd and Michelle Cho shot a 103 to sit in 44th place.

Rounding out the team scoring, NYU (355) and Middlebury (361) are still in the hunt in fourth and fifth place. Ithaca (381), Wellesley, Mount Holyoke (387), St. Lawrence (387), SUNY Cortland (392), William Smith (432), and Nazareth (433) round out the field. Hamilton sent two individual competitors.

The Vassar College Invitational resumes on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. for the final day of play.