BRADENTON, Fla. (UNLVRebels.com) - UNLV women's golf came up a few holes short of finishing its first round of the 2015 NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship on Friday, as the opening day was suspended due to weather.

The Rebels sit 13th at 17-over-par and have three golfers yet to turn in first round scores.

Twelve of the 24 teams completed the 6,468-yard, par 72 course, with Duke leading the way among those 12. The Blue Devils shot 293 (+5) as a team at The Concession Golf Club to lead top-ranked Southern California by four strokes, and No. 5 Arizona by seven among teams finishing the round.

Thirteenth-ranked Stanford led the way among the 12 teams still needing to complete first-round holes when play resumes Saturday morning, sitting at three under par as a team through 10 holes. Cardinal junior Mariah Stackhouse polished off 12 holes Friday, knocking down birdies on four of them to sit at four strokes under par when play was suspended -- the lowest of the day.

UNLV's Mayko Chwen Wang and Avery French were the only Rebels to finish their opening rounds. Wang sits tied for 74th and turned in a 6-over 78, while French is tied for 126th at 13-over 85.

Mackenzie Raim leads the Rebels and will be on the par-4 18th hole when play resumes. She sank three birdies against four bogeys through 17 holes and is tied for 13th at 1-over. Dana Finkelstein and Harley Dubsky have two holes to play to wrap up their opening rounds. Finkelstein is tied for 32nd at 3-over and Harley Dubsky is tied for 85th at 7-over.

The suspended first round will resume Saturday morning at 8:30 a.m., with the second round expected to begin at 9 a.m. Live stats can be found off of a link on UNLVRebels.com, thanks to Golfstat.