After opening up with a 6-under 274, the Bisons had a 4-stroke lead, looking to match their first round with something similar. They went even lower– firing an 11-under 269– and jumped out to an 11-stroke lead over 2nd place. Teeing off with a big lead, Lipscomb struggled to a 6-over 286 on the final day, but it was plenty to stay clear of 2nd place Kennesaw State. 

Following Lipscomb's first-place score of 11-under, Kennesaw State fired rounds of 282-275-280 to finish at 3-under, 8 strokes shy of the lead. Coastal Carolina, who was Lipscomb’s nearest competition heading into the final round, fired a shaky 284 after rounds of 279-275 to finish at two-under in 3rd place, just leapfrogged by Kennesaw State. Hometown Western Carolina was the only other team to finish under par at one-under on the tournament, firing rounds of 282-281-276 to finish in solo 4th place, 14 strokes clear of 5th place Xavier. 

At no point did the tournament fall out of Lipscomb’s hands. They led by 8 strokes after round one, 11 strokes after round two, and finished the tournament with 8 strokes clear of 2nd place. 

Lipscomb’s Alejandro Rodriguez took individual medalist honors, shooting rounds of 65-66-69 to finish at 10-under for the tournament, 4 strokes clear of 2nd place finisher Drew Sykes of Coastal Carolina. Sykes carded rounds of 69-67-68, finishing at 6-under.

 Kennesaw State’s Claes Borregaard and Vaclav Tichy finished the tournament at 5-under– both with tournament-low 62s in the second round – to finish in a tie for 3rd. Lipscomb’s Minas Manias rounded out the top 5 at 3-under.