The Mid-South Conference is pleased to announce its annual awards for Women's Golf. The Player of the Year is Lindsey Wilson College's Jessica Robertson, a senior from Russell Springs, Ky. Chris Wells, head coach for Lindsey Wilson, earned Coach of the Year honors.

The 2008 All-NAIA Region XI Softball Team has been released, and the Mid-South Conference has landed six student-athletes on the list. Lindsey Wilson's Whitney Mink and Shayla Cain, Georgetown's Jennifer Tarplee and Kara Renfro and Campbellsville's Lauren Wathen and Krystle Johnson were all named to this year's team.

The 2008 All-NAIA Region XI Team has been released, and senior Trevor Urbanick (Conneautville, Pa.) from the University of the Cumberlands has been named the Player of the Year. Three other Mid-South Conference players earned regional honors, including Urbanick's teammates Andrew Denton (Hendersonville, Tenn.) and Robert Mills (Las Vegas, Nev.), and Jeff Duda (Surrey, B.C., Canada) of Campbellsville University.

The 2008 Region XI Softball Tournament is set to begin this Wednesday, May 7 at Morgan Stadium at Associates Field on the campus of Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, Tennessee. Representing the Mid-South Conference will be Georgetown College and Campbellsville University.

Georgetown, the regular season champions of the MSC, have been given the third seed and will face #6 Union (Tenn.) University at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday. The Tigers will enter tomorrow's regional with a league-best record of 34-13. Campbellsville will enter the tournament as the fifth seed and will take on host Freed-Hardeman at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday. Campbellsville earned an automatic berth to the regional event after winning the 2008 Mid-South Conference Tournament. The Tigers currently sport a record of 30-20.

The 2008 Region XI Baseball Tournament is set to begin this Tuesday, May 6th at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. The University of the Cumberlands is the top seed in the four day event, while Campbellsville University has landed at the fifth seed.

The Cumberlands, regular season champions of the Mid-South, are currently ranked #6 in the NAIA and will enter the tournament with a record of 43-12. The Patriots will face #6 Martin Methodist at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Campbellsville won the 2008 Mid-South Conference Tournament as the third seed, and will enter regional play at 26-18. The Tigers will square off against #2 Trevecca at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday.

Pikeville senior Jeff Ferguson was recently named the Most Valuable Player of the 2008 Collegiate Basketball Invitational (CBI), help April 24-28 in Wadsworth, Ohio. Ferguson averaged an event-record 23.0 points and added 7.7 rebounds over three games. He led the First Merit sponsored-team to the 2008 Team Title. Ferguson also participated in the CBI All-Star Game, finishing with 14 points.

The University of the Cumberlands has been declared the winner of the 2007-08 Mid-South Conference President's Cup. Points for the President's Cup are based on the regular season finish of each conference team in the MSC's 17 sponsored-sports.