After one round of play at the NCAA East Region Golf Tournament on Thursday, the Tulane women's golf squad is in fourth place in the team standings with a 13-over par 301, while TCU is tied for ninth at the Central Region Tournament with a 24-over par 308. The Green Wave, the 2004 Conference USA Champion, is competing at the par-72, 6,165-yard Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort at Howie-in-the-Hills, Fla., while the Horned Frogs are participating at the par-71, 6,108-yard Illinois State University Golf Course in Bloomington, Ill.

Tulane’s Liliana Alvarez, who won medalist honors at this year's C-USA Championship, is tied for second in the individual standings with a two-under par 70. Alvarez's teammate Mary Ellen Jacobs is tied for 10th after the first day of competition with a one-over par 73. Meanwhile, TCU’s Brooke Tull, the league’s Player of the Year, is leading the way for the Horned Frog with an opening-round three-over par 74, tying her for 12th.

East Carolina’s Adrienne Millican, a C-USA First Team and All-Tournament selection, is competing as an individual in the East Region and is tied for 28th after firing an opening four-over par 76.

Top-ranked Duke is the East Region's team leader after shooting a two-under par 286 in the first round, while Vanderbilt and New Mexico are tied for the lead the team standings in the Central Region with 14-over par 298 after day one.

North Carolina's Meaghan Francella is one stroke ahead of Alvarez in the East's individual standings with a 69 on the first day. Arizona's Erica Blasberg and Texas A&M's Kyla Neal share the lead in the individual standings in Central Region with three-under par 68s in the first round.

Second-round play at the East Regional will begin on Friday at 9 a.m. (ET), while Central Regional action gets under way at 8 a.m. (CT). Live scoring updates throughout regional action can be found at www.golfstat.com.