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Lindsey Wilson finishes 3rd in Learfield IMG Directors' Cup By Christopher Coombs Lindsey Wilson athletics finished in third place of the 2018-19 NAIA Learfield IMG Directors' Cup standings, National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) officials announced on Thursday. The Blue Raiders finished behind Oklahoma City and William Carey (Miss.) who amassed 921.25 and 806.00 points, respectively in the season-long competition. Lindsey Wilson totaled 782.50 points as Keiser (Fla.) finished in fourth place with 747.50 points and Indiana Wesleyan rounded out the top-five with 679.00 points. It marks LWC's eighth-straight top-five finish and the school's seventh-consecutive top-three finish, with five-second places and the lone win in school history during the 2015-16 season. For the 2018-19 year, the Learfield IMG College Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between NACDA and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution's finish in 13 sports during their championships. The NAIA must count four sports -- men and women's basketball, men's soccer and volleyball -- with the remaining nine coming from any of the remaining championship sports. Lindsey Wilson scored in the maximum 13 sports allotted, having three scores omitted, including men's tennis, women's indoor track & field and women's golf. The Blue Raiders finished with 168.00 points in the fall, 355.50 in the winter and 259.00 in the spring. The 168 points scored in the spring season came on the efforts of four Blue Raider programs. Softball led the spring scoring with 78 points after finishing in a tie for fifth place. Men's outdoor track & field scored 73.5 points after finishing sixth, and the women's outdoor track & field team finished in 19th place to record 54.5 points. Women's tennis accounted for the final spring points with 53 after tying for ninth place. Five winter sports teams collected 355 points as Lindsey Wilson men's wrestling scored 90 points for its runner-up finish at the national championship. Men's indoor track & field secured 77.5 points for its fourth-place finish. Men's swimming (7th place) tallied 69 points, women's swimming (8th) picked up 66 points and women's basketball scored 53 points after tying for ninth. Lindsey Wilson amassed 168 points during the fall season after scoring in volleyball and men and women's soccer. Volleyball collected totaled 73 points for their fifth-place finish. Women's soccer also finished in fifth place to tally 70 points as men's soccer added 25 points. The MSC finished atop the conference standings with a pair of teams finishing in the top-10, Lindsey Wilson and Cumberlands (Ky.). The Patriots finished in seventh place with 649.25 points. All six other members of the MSC scored points in the year-long competition. Campbellsville (Ky.) finished in 41st with 366.25, Cumberland (Tenn) is 46th with 305.50 points, Shawnee State is 65th with 260.00 points, Life (Ga.) is 53rd with 229.75 points, Georgetown (Ky.) took 76th with 227.50 points and Pikeville (Ky.) is 132nd with 95.00 points. A total of 194 institutions scored during the academic year in the competition. The Learfield Sports Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between NACDA and USA Today. This story was posted on 2019-06-06 10:06:08
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