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PRESS RELEASE
February 1, 2007

CAMPBELLSVILLE RECEIVES VOTES IN
NAIA SOFTBALL PRE-SEASON RATING

Campbellsville University has received votes in the NAIA Pre-Season Rating released today by the national office. The first regular season poll will announced on March 21.

PRESS RELEASE
January 23, 2007

CAMPBELLSVILLE FAVORED FOR
2007 MID-SOUTH SOFTBALL TITLE

The softball coaches of the Mid-South Conference have selected Campbellsville University as their favorite to win the MSC Championship for the upcoming 2007 spring season. The Lady Tigers received 5 first-place votes for a total of 25 points.

Campbellsville is the defending 2006 regular season and conference tournament champions.

The University of the Cumberlands and Georgetown College tied for second place with 17 points, with Lindsey Wilson College one point behind in fourth place with 16. Pikeville College was voted # 5 and conference newcomer West Virginia Tech was # 6.

Member schools will begin play in mid-February with the 20-game conference schedule starting on March 16. The MSC Conference Tournament is scheduled for April 27-28 at Skyview Park & Jeffersontown High School in Jeffersontown, Kentucky.

The following are the placing positions, total points and first-place votes. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

1. Campbellsville University -- 25 points -- (5 first-place votes)
2t. U. of the Cumberlands -- 17 points
2t. Georgetown College -- 17 points -- (1 first-place vote)
4. Lindsey Wilson College -- 16 points
5. Pikeville College -- 10 points
6. West Virginia Tech -- 5 points

PRESS RELEASE
February 8, 2006

CAMPBELLSVILLE VOTED # 22 IN NAIA
SOFTBALL PRE-SEASON RATING

Campbellsville University has been voted as the # 22 ranked team in the NAIA Pre-Season Rating released today by the national office. The first regular season poll will announced on March 29.

PRESS RELEASE
January 15, 2006

CAMPBELLSVILLE FAVORED FOR
MID-SOUTH SOFTBALL TITLE

The softball coaches of the Mid-South Conference have selected Campbellsville University as their favorite to win the MSC Championship for the upcoming 2006 spring season.

Lambuth edged out Cumberlands for second place by one point, followed by Lindsey Wilson at # 4, Georgetown # 5 and Pikeville # 6.

Campbellsville won the 2005 regular season championship, while Lindsey Wilson took the conference tournament title.

Member schools begin play in February with conference play beginning March 17. The MSC Conference Tournament is scheduled for April 28 - 29 in Jeffersontown, Kentucky.

The following are the placing positions, total points and first-place votes. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

Campbellsville University -- 24 points -- (4 first-place votes)
Lambuth University -- 20 points -- (1 first-place vote)
U. of the Cumberlands -- 19 points -- (1 first-place vote)
Lindsey Wilson College -- 12 points
Georgetown College -- 8 points
Pikeville College -- 7 points

PRESS RELEASE
February 9, 2005

REGION XI PRE-SEASON TOP 10
SOFTBALL POLL ANNOUNCED

The Top 10 pre-season softball poll has been released for Region XI, which is made up of teams from the Mid-South and Trans South Conferences.

Here are the Top 10 placing positions, last season's record, and total points. (MSC teams are in bold.)

1. Union (Tenn.)         45-16         30 points
2. Lindsey Wilson     29-21        27 points
3. Georgetown          33-15         24 points
3. Martin Methodist    39-18         24 points
5. Trevecca Nazarene 29-17        16 points
5. Freed-Hardeman    25-17        16 points
5. Cumberland (Ky.) 21-19        16 points
8. Cumberland (Tenn.) 22-28         8 points
8. Campbellsville       25-21         8 points
10. Lambuth               19-35          3 points

PRESS RELEASE
December 14, 2004

GEORGETOWN FAVORED FOR
MID-SOUTH SOFTBALL TITLE

The softball coaches of the Mid-South Conference have selected Georgetown College as their favorite to win the MSC Championship for the upcoming 2005 spring season.

Lindsey Wilson edged out Cumberland for second place by one point, followed by Campbellsville at # 4, Lambuth # 5, and Pikeville # 6.

Member schools begin play in February with conference play beginning in mid-March. The MSC Conference Tournament is scheduled for April 29 - May 1 in Jeffersontown, Kentucky.

The following are the placing positions, total points and first-place votes. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

Georgetown College -- 22 points -- (2 first-place votes)
Lindsey Wilson College -- 20 points -- (2 first-place votes)
Cumberland College -- 19 points -- (2 first-place votes)
Campbellsville University -- 14 points
Lambuth University -- 9 points
Pikeville College -- 6 points

PRESS RELEASE
April 24, 2004

LINDSEY WILSON WINS MID-SOUTH
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

Semi-Final Games
Game 3 -- # 4 Campbellsville def. # 1 Georgetown, 3-0
Game 4 -- # 2 Lindsey Wilson def. # 6 Lambuth, 7-3

Championship Game
Game 5 -- # 2 Lindsey Wilson def. # 4 Campbellsville, 3-0

Mid-South Conference Softball Championship Game Recap

Kristen Philpotts pitched a 5-hit shutout as # 2 seed Lindsey Wilson College won the Mid-South Conference Softball Tournament over # 4 Campbellsville University, 3-0 on Saturday at Jeffersontown High School.

Lindsey Wilson took a 1-0 lead in the 2nd inning as Melissa Shelton doubled with 2 out, and then scored on single by Leigh Ann Collins. The Blue Raiders also scored 2 runs in the 5th inning. Whitney Frazier singled to lead off the inning. Following a sacrifice bunt by Cassie Bertram, Whitney Reynolds tripled to drive in Frazier. Mandy Hurst then singled to plate Reynolds, completing the scoring for LWC.

In semi-final action earlier in the day, Campbellsville blanked # 1 seed Georgetown College, 3-0, while Lindsey Wilson was a 7-3 winner over # 6 Lambuth University.

Both Lindsey Wilson and Georgetown will advance to the NAIA Region XI Tournament in two weeks at Union University in Jackson, Tennessee.