BOWLING GREEN, Ky. –
Crystal Land was the lone individual for Campbellsville to earn First Team All Mid-South Conference honors and head coach
Jamie Lawrence was named the women's bowling Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year at Thursday's banquet.
In addition,
Katlyn Hoeh and
Kylah Martin earned second team honors on the women's side.
The first and second team honors were awarded based on regular season averages in MSC events, where each bowler needed to compete in at least 14 individual games.
Lawrence led Campbellsville to a third-place finish in the conference standings this season and its record of 32-8 places the Tigers as the third seed in the conference tournament. Lawrence earns his second-straight coach of the year award after he was named co-coach of the year last season.
Land was named to the First Team All-MSC following her conference average of 198.58 to lead the Lady Tigers to a third-place finish in the MSC regular season standings. In her 10 regular-season events, Land has won two events and finished in the top five on five different occasions. The senior has recorded an average of 197.1 over 58 games this season.
Hoeh notched an average of 187.42 in conference action, while Martin finished with an average of 189.14. Heading into the postseason, Hoeh has compiled an average of 182.7 in 55 games, while Martin has bowled in 44 games to post a 173.2 average.
Along with announcing first and second team honors, the Mid-South Conference recognized its academic award winners, which were announced on Wednesday morning.
On the women's side, Pikeville's Jessica Wolfe was named the MSC Bowler of the Year, while Cumberlands' Mickayla Shannon earned MSC Freshman of the Year honors. Pikeville's Megan Hedgespeth was selected as the MSC Women's Bowling Champions of Character recipient.
Competition at the Mid-South Conference Championships begin on Friday with the singles and doubles portion of the tournament, while team-play takes place on Saturday and Sunday from Southern Lanes in Bowling Green, Ky.
