Experience: 3 Years E-mail: lnhines@campbellsville.edu



Lindsay Hines is in her fourth season as head coach of the Lady Tigers golf team at Campbellsville University.

 
In 2009-10, Hines was named Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year after leading her team to a share of the Mid-South Conference Regular Season Championship. The Lady Tigers repeated a share of the MSC Regular Season crown in 2010-11 after winning the MSC Fall Tournament for the first time. She also shared the Coach of the Year honor in 2008-09 during her first season as CU golf coach.

In addition to coaching golf, Hines led the CU women's swim team to the NAIA National Championship meet her two years as swim coach in 2008-09 and 2009-10.

Hines played golf and basketball for the Lady Tigers in 2005 after transferring from Northern Kentucky University.  She played golf at Northern Kentucky for three seasons.   In 2005, during her season of play at Campbellsville, she was named the Mid-South Conference Women's Golfer of the Year.

She and her husband, Jared Hines, reside in Campbellsville with their two sons, Griffin and Brody.

Years at Campbellsville: 2nd Year

Alma Mater: Campbellsville University

Office Phone: (270) 789-5183

 

Shelly Minix joined the Lady Tiger golf coaching staff in August 2010 as a graduate assistant. Through her tenure as a coach, Campbellsville University has won its first-ever Mid-South Conference Fall Tournament championship (2010), won a regular season MSC championship (2010-11) and played in its first-ever National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) National Tournament (2011).

Minix came to Campbellsville as a golfer in 2005 from Allen County Scottsville High School, where she was a member of the state-qualifying team in October 2004. As a member of the Lady Tiger golf program, Minix helped win the 2009-10 Mid-South Conference Regular Season championship. She was finished her senior season as honorable mention All-Conference at the 2010 MSC Championship.

During her senior season in 2009-10, Minix helped set a then-school record for lowest round by the Lady Tigers golf team. Minix shot a 76 to lead Campbellsville to a first-round score of 317 at the Don Bishop Invitational at Campbellsville Country Club in September 2009. In October 2010, during Minix's first season as a graduate assistant, CU broke the record again with a 314 at the Chick-fil-A Collegiate Invitational in Rome, Ga.