BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Campbellsville University's men climbed two spots with a 1-under-par final round to tie for second, while Conleigh Wilson's top-10 finish led the women to sixth at the 2026 Mid-South Conference Fall Preview on Oct. 26-27 at Bowling Green Country Club.

• The Tiger men improved each round, posting scores of 4-over, 2-over, and 1-under to finish at 5-over, tied with Lindsey Wilson and one stroke ahead of Cumberland.
• Carson Childress tied for seventh at 1-under and led the field's Eagles+ category with three. Childress also shared the tournament lead in par-5 scoring at 5-under.
• Corentin Hue's closing 4-under round matched Campbellsville's lowest round of the tournament and lifted Hue 11 positions into 15th at 3-over.
• All five golfers in the men's lineup finished inside the top 27, and the Tigers tied for second in the field with 46 birdies.
• Wilson tied for ninth at 20-over, playing the final 36 holes in 5-over after opening at 15-over. Wilson's second-round 1-over was the Tiger women's lowest round.
• The Campbellsville women lowered their team score each round, closing at 32-over, a 26-stroke improvement from the opening round, to finish at 140-over.

The Campbellsville men opened at 4-over, tied for second with Lindsey Wilson. Childress paced the Tigers at 2-under, followed by Niik Triyananont at 1-over, Hue at 2-over, and Manuel Garcia at 3-over for the four counting scores.

Childress followed with a 4-under second round, reaching 6-under through 36 holes. Triyananont added an even-par round, while Garcia and Rasmus Kivilla each shot 3-over as Campbellsville posted a 2-over team score and entered the final round fourth at 6-over.

Hue led the final-round charge at 4-under, with Triyananont, Garcia, and Kivilla each contributing a 1-over score. The Tigers' closing 1-under moved Campbellsville into a tie for second at 5-over, behind tournament champion Cumberlands at 19-under.

Childress finished tied for seventh at 1-under, while Triyananont tied for 12th at 2-over. Hue placed 15th at 3-over, Garcia tied for 18th at 7-over, and Kivilla tied for 27th at 9-over. Competing individually, Carson Beckham tied for 40th at 21-over, and Cameron Pippen placed 47th at 34-over.

The Tiger women opened at 58-over, led by Kennedy Daughtry's 12-over round. Wilson and Tinsley Neagle each shot 15-over, and Briley Choate supplied the fourth counting score at 16-over.

Wilson improved by 14 strokes in the second round, shooting 1-over to lead Campbellsville's 50-over team score. Daughtry added a 15-over round, while Choate and Neagle each finished at 17-over.

Campbellsville closed with its strongest team round at 32-over. Wilson shot 4-over, Hallie Jo Simpson rebounded from a second-round 20-over with a 5-over finish, Daughtry added a 10-over round, and Choate completed the counting scores at 13-over.

Wilson tied for ninth at 20-over, followed by Daughtry in a tie for 24th at 37-over and Simpson in a tie for 29th at 42-over. Choate placed 33rd at 46-over, and Neagle finished 36th at 49-over; individual competitors Lillian McCarron and Chloe Chaney placed 41st at 61-over and 43rd at 75-over, respectively. The Tigers finished eight strokes behind fifth-place Bethel and 31 ahead of Georgetown.