Yana Wilson vaulted up the leaderboard at LPGA Qualifying after a flawless third-round 67 on the Panther Course at Plantation Golf and Country Club. The 18-year-old, who made her professional debut in September at the Kroger Queen City Championship, moved from a share of 71st to 25th.

The top 35 and ties advance to December’s Final Qualifying.

“It felt pretty relieving, but honestly, I knew I left some out there,” said Wilson, who opted to skip college golf at Oregon to turn professional. “I missed a couple of short putts on the back nine, which is unfortunate, but I can’t wait to go back to the range and grind on my game afterward.”

Last year’s AJGA Player of the Year, Wilson said she came into the week with no expectations and felt like the Epson Tour was a fine place to start her professional career. She viewed earning LPGA status as Plan B.

“I didn’t go to college,” said Wilson, “so turning professional early, I think I just really wanted to just grow my game earlier on, and it doesn’t matter whether it’s on the LPGA or Epson Tour.”

Overnight leader Zoe Campos of UCLA carded a third-round 66 to take a three-shot lead over reigning NCAA champion Adela Cernousek. Both are playing this week as amateurs. Players must turn professional in order to compete in Final Qualifying.

Campos paces the field at 15 under while Cernousek, who shot a second consecutive 66, sits at 12 under.

The amateur deadline to turn professional to compete in Final Qualifying is Nov. 15 at 5 p.m. ET.

Zoe Campos lines up a putt in the second round of LPGA Qualifying. (courtesy Epson Tour)

Other notables around the cut line of 3 under include Wake Forest’s Rachel Kuehn (T-34), Latanna Stone (T-34) and Amari Avery (T-49).

Transgender golfer Hailey Davidson followed a second-round 69 with a 71 and moved to a share of 92nd at 2 over for the tournament.