LAFAYETTE, Ind. — James Riggs placed second, and Codie Tempe finished fourth to earn all-tournament honors Saturday as the Campbellsville University men totaled 5,137 pins to finish third among 17 teams, while the Tiger women placed eighth of 10 with 2,732 pins at the Boilermaker Classic.

• Riggs remained above 190 throughout the five-game block, rolling 197, 254, 235, 215, and 225 for a 1,126 total and 225 average. He finished 35 pins behind individual champion Gabe Castro of Purdue University.
• Tempe overcame an opening 180 with four consecutive games above 200, including a 246 in Game 2, to total 1,068 pins and average 214.
• Campbellsville's men placed all five bowlers among the top 35 individually, with Micah Ringle finishing 23rd, Ayden Sprowles taking 33rd, and Kadyn Hargis placing 35th.
• Four Tigers averaged at least 194, led by Riggs at 225, Tempe at 214, Ringle at 200, Sprowles at 195, and Hargis at 194.
• The men produced their strongest team game in the third round, combining for 1,090 pins as each Tiger rolled at least 206.
• Michaela Galyon led the Campbellsville women in 24th place with 798 pins and a 159.6 average, highlighted by a 202 in Game 4.
• The Tiger women recorded their highest individual scores late in the block, with Galyon's 202, Baylee Brewer's 186, and Avery Durbin's 183 all coming in Game 4.

Campbellsville's men established themselves near the front of the field immediately, opening with a 1,002 behind a balanced lineup. Ringle led the Tigers with a 211, Hargis added a 210, Sprowles rolled a 204, Riggs contributed a 197, and Tempe began with a 180.

The Tigers raised their total to 1,080 in Game 2 as Riggs delivered Campbellsville's best individual game of the tournament with a 254. Tempe followed closely with a 246, while Ringle added a 207 and Sprowles posted a 196.

Campbellsville's strongest team performance came in Game 3, when the Tigers combined for 1,090. Riggs again led the way with a 235, Sprowles rolled a 227, Ringle added a 213, Tempe recorded a 209, and Hargis contributed a 206.

Riggs and Tempe kept Campbellsville in the top three through the final two games. Riggs closed with games of 215 and 225, while Tempe finished with a 222 and 211. Hargis added a 193 in the finale, and Ringle completed his 1,002-pin series with a 193.

Riggs' five-game total of 1,126 secured second place individually, while Tempe's 1,068 put him fourth. Ringle averaged 200 to finish 23rd, Sprowles totaled 973 pins for 33rd, and Hargis finished one spot behind him with 968. Their combined 5,137 pins placed Campbellsville third in the 17-team field.

"I am incredibly proud of our men's team and the way they battled throughout the day," head coach Brandon Lakes said. "They started the tournament in the top three and maintained that position from start to finish, showing resilience, determination, and composure every step of the way. It was a great team effort."

On the women's side, Galyon opened with a 160 to lead Campbellsville in Game 1, while Durbin followed with a 173. Galyon added another 160 in the third game before producing the Tigers' only 200 game with a 202 in the fourth. She finished with 798 pins, placing 24th.

Durbin totaled 717 pins and averaged 143.4, highlighted by games of 173 and 183. Kaitlyn Szkwarok rolled a team-best 173 in Game 3 and finished with 658, while Brewer used a 186 in the fourth game to reach 645. Bailey Cox completed Campbellsville's lineup with a 576 total.

The Tiger women finished the tournament eighth among 10 teams with 2,732 pins.