COLUMBUS, Ohio. — Codie Tempe and Elizabeth Morrow earned all-tournament honors as the Campbellsville University men placed sixth and the women finished fifth at the DO Apparel/Brunswick Collegiate Open, held Saturday and Sunday in Columbus.

• Tempe placed third in the men's individual standings with a five-game total of 1,070 and a 214 average, carding four consecutive games above 200 after opening with a 190.
• Morrow finished fourth in the women's individual standings, totaling 867 pins for a 173.4 average. She opened with games of 195 and 200 and remained Campbellsville's top scorer in all five traditional games.
• The Campbellsville men finished with 7,011 pins, only 19 behind fifth-place Wright State University and 25 ahead of seventh-place Barton College.
• The Tigers' men totaled 4,786 pins during traditional play, highlighted by a 1,029 in the second game, before adding 2,225 pins across 12 Baker games.
• Kadyn Hargis supplied Campbellsville's highest individual game with a 246 and averaged 206.5 over four games, while James Riggs and Micah Ringle completed all five games with totals of 945 and 934, respectively.
• The Campbellsville women posted their best traditional game in the second round with an 811, then closed the tournament by rolling 152 and 161 in their final two Baker games.
• The Tigers entered the tournament with only three weeks of practice, according to head coach Brandon Lakes, and placed both teams in the top six while producing an all-tournament performer in each division.

Campbellsville's men began traditional competition with an 885 before producing their best round of the tournament, a 1,029, in Game 2. Tempe led the surge with a 221, Hargis added a 187, Riggs rolled a 193, Ayden Sprowles contributed a 185, and Ringle recorded a 184.

The Tigers followed with scores of 938, 963, and 971 to finish traditional play with 4,786 pins. Tempe remained steady throughout the block, following his opening 190 with games of 221, 225, 223, and 211. His 1,070 series placed him behind only Jacob Lehn of Muskingum University and John Coram of Mercyhurst University in the overall individual standings.

Hargis opened with Campbellsville's tournament-best 246 and finished his four games at 826. Riggs closed his five-game block with a 201 to reach 945, and Ringle finished with games of 196 and 206 to total 934.

The men added 2,225 pins during the Baker portion, averaging 185.4 across 12 games. Campbellsville surpassed 200 three times with games of 203, 214, and 221, with the 221 coming in the final game. The late finish secured sixth place at 7,011, behind Wright State University at 7,030 and ahead of Barton College at 6,986. Mercyhurst University won the men's division with 7,278 pins.

On the women's side, Campbellsville opened traditional play with a 726 before improving to 811 in the second game. Morrow paced the Tigers with a 195 and 200 in the first two games, while Christina Petty rolled a 189 in the second and followed with a 172.

The Tigers completed the traditional block with games of 767, 714, and 707 for a total of 3,725. Morrow finished at 867 after adding games of 175, 148, and 149. Petty totaled 625 over four games, Avery Durbin recorded 615 over four, and Baylee Brewer contributed 695 across all five.

Campbellsville then totaled 1,749 during the 12-game Baker block. The Tigers opened Baker play with a 172, their highest score of the block, and finished with back-to-back games of 152 and 161. Their combined total of 5,474 secured fifth place, 400 pins ahead of Brescia University. Muskingum University won the women's competition with 6,349.

"I am proud of both the men's and women's teams over the weekend and how hard they fought with only three weeks of practice leading up to this tournament," Lakes said. "I'm super excited for Bethie and Codie, who both made the all-tournament team. They both deserved it for sure. We have a long season ahead of us, and we can't wait to get back to practice and work on our game for the next tournament."

The Tigers are scheduled to return to competition Saturday, October 3rd, at the Brunswick Midwest Collegiate Championship in Detroit.