Catrina Allen kept her one-stroke lead heading into Sunday's finale. Photo: Conrad Meyer / PDGA

Moving day was a bit of an understatement on Saturday at the PDGA National Tour – Delaware Disc Golf Challenge.

Now it comes down to who makes the final move.

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Catrina Allen maintained her one-stroke lead on Saturday but the name of the top of the leaderboard was constantly changing throughout the day between Allen, Kona Panis and Holly Finley, all of whom had a share of the outright lead at some point.

Kona Panis is tied for second at the Delaware Disc Golf Challenge. Photo: Conrad Meyer / PDGA

Panis and Finley are joined by Heather Young at 2-under par. Young jumped eight spots with the hot round of the day at 2-under to join Sunday’s lead card and enter the conversation.

Heather Young turned in the hot round on Saturday to jump to the lead card. Photo: Kevin Huver / PDGA

Finley’s even par round was sparked by a 60-foot birdie putt on the 370-foot hole 7 and upped that with a 150-foot throw-in for par on hole 9.

“I’m feeling pretty good and had some crazy shots today,” Finley said. “I hit a couple of trees, but then had a 150-foot throw-in, I made some 50-foot putts so I kind of surprised myself.

“I got a little nervous at the end, as do a lot of people. I wasn’t looking at the scores, I was just thinking about hitting the lines and making the putts — trying not overthink things.”

Catch the finish of the Delaware Disc Golf Challenge live on the Disc Golf Network beginning at 12:30 p.m. ET.