MADISON, Miss. – Play was suspended Wednesday at the Sun Belt Championship due to darkness following several weather delays throughout the afternoon.

Teams were in the middle of the third round, which will resume Wednesday and be followed immediately by the start of match play. The top four teams following stroke play will advance to Thursday's match play.

Players still on the course will resume third-round action at 8 a.m. ET.

Coastal Carolina, the defending Sun Belt champions, is the clubhouse leader by three strokes over Arkansas State. The Chanticleers are 14-under par, followed by Arkansas State at 11-under and James Madison at even-par. The remaining 11 teams will complete their final round Thursday.

Coastal's Max Bengtsson holds the individual lead at 11-under par, followed by sophomore teammate Drew Sykes at 8-under. University of Louisiana Monroe's Louis Anceaux and Georgia Southern University's Harrison Newell are Bengtsson's closest challengers still on the course at 5-under.

The Chanticleers' Jack Lee completed stroke play at 4-over par, while Lucas Arntsen was 5-over and Owen Kim stood at 10-over.