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Lindsey Wilson Men's Golf wins Don Bishop for second title of season TEAMS: Lindsey Wilson 588, Campbellsville 594. INDIVIDUALS: Trey Shirley/CU 139, Nathan Clark/LW145 By Chris Wells News from Lindsey Wilson Athletics CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - All five Lindsey Wilson College men's golfers finished in the top-10 en route to capturing the Don Bishop Invitational hosted by Campbellsville University at Campbellsville Country Club. Lindsey Wilsons Nathan Clark finished in second, Grayson Bills ended in third and Chris Lewis, Nicolas Navarro and Daron Morris all tied for seventh. The Blue Raiders ended the tournament firing 294s in both rounds for a team total of 588 - six strokes in front of second place and host Campbellsvilles 594 (304-290). Campbellsville's Trey Shirley won the individual title with a 139 (73-66) which included a six-under par 66 in todays final round. Clark earned his second top-five of the season with a one-over par 145 (72-73). Bills shot a two-day total of 147 (73-74) to join Clark and Shirley on the all-tournament team. Campbellsville's Scott Foster and Union College's Josh Dyer also made the all-tournament team. Lewis (74-75), Navarro (76-73) and Morris (75-74) all finished with two-day totals of 149. Nathan Hincks - playing as an individual - finished tied for 24th with a 159 (78-81).The tournament title is the second in three tournaments this season for the Blue Raiders. Lindsey Wilson also won the season-opening President's Cup. Next LW Women's Golf in Mid-South Conference Lindsey Wilson returns to action October 6-7 as the Blue Raiders travel to the Mid-South Conference Fall Tournament hosted by Shawnee State University at The Elks Country Club at 3224 US 52 West, West Lafayette, Ind. 47906. Don Bishop Invitational, Campbellsville Country Club, 3064 Hodgenville RD, Campbellsville, KY., Tournament Dates: 09/19 - 09/20, 2011 LindseyAthletics.com This story was posted on 2011-09-21 04:28:16
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