Campbellsville University entered the day needing to finish only a point better to force a playoff with rival Lindsey Wilson College in the Ryder Cup-style President's Cup match.

However, the Blue Raiders pulled away from the Tigers in the final day of match play to repeat as winners of the President's Cup, 10.5 to 4.5.

After the first day of the annual President's Cup match, Lindsey Wilson College leads Campbellsville in the Ryder Cup style match, 3-2.

The time for Tiger's Golf 2010-2011 season is almost here. Campbellsville University will open its fall season by hosting the President's Cup match against rival Lindsey Wilson, Aug. 28-29.

Campbellsville University golfers Josh Ratterman and Trey Shirley made good showings in the recently-completed Kentucky State Amateur at Richmond's Gibson Bay Golf Course.

Ratterman, a recently-graduated senior from Louisville, Ky., and Shirley, a sophomore-to-be from Edmonton, Ky., finished tied for 25th place with 54-hole totals of 216.

If Kenny Lawson's CU golf team was a horse stable getting its thoroughbreds ready for the Derby, he'd be praying for a dry track on Saturday.

On moving day in the Mid-South Conference Championship at Cherry Blossom Golf Course in Georgetown, Ky., the Tigers bogged down. Maybe they just aren't mudders? The Tigers were three strokes worse in the second round than they were in the first and lost another stroke to Georgetown for third place after 36 holes.