Stacy Lewis holds off charging Lexi Thompson for win in Mobile

Mobile, AL. - Stacy Lewis was pushed to the wire en route to winning her second LPGA Tour title, during the final round of the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic.

The former Arkansas Razorback was in the heart of Alabama and Auburn country, as she fought off Lexi Thompson throughout the final round.

Lewis would prevail, carding a final round score of three-under, 69. Giving her a four day total of 17-under, 271 for the victory.

The 27-year old came out swinging in the final round, posting back-to-back birdies on her first two holes, taking her to 16-under.

She added another birdie on No. 6, making the turn at 33.

Her only shot that she gave back was at the par-four, 15th. However, she regained that stroke back on her very next hole.

A Razorback leads in Alabama heading into Sunday

Mobile, AL. - Moving day at the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic saw the leader board jumping early and often, in the third round, on the Crossing's Course at Magnolia Grove.

In the end, it was Stacy Lewis posting 14-under, after her round of five-under, 67. Taking the lead into the final round on Sunday.

The two-time LPGA winner (one as an amateur) came home strong in round three. Setting up the leader board for the final round of play.

One of the 36-hole co-leaders, Lewis did stumbled a few times on her opening nine.

Going low early at the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic

Mobile, AL. - The weather is heating up at the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic, and so is the early scoring. Overnight leaders at five-under par, started the low scoring in round one, at the Crossings Course at Magnolia Grove.

Much of the same here today in round two, on the Robert Trent Jones course, in the port city.

Stacy Lewis, on the tails of her opening round of 68, fired a second round score of 67 to get to nine-under par overall. And into the solo lead.

Lewis was not the only one going low early today.

Four more players including; So Yean Ryu (T2), Brittany Lincicome (T5), Moira Dunn (T8) and Paige Mackenzie (T17) also carded five-under rounds of 67.