LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Lipscomb Men's Golf rounded out its fall slate at the Everett Buick GMC Classic at Chenal Country Club in Little Rock, Arkansas on Tuesday. The squad was towards the top of the field the entire competition and ultimately finished in sixth place in a field of 16 teams. 
 
The Bisons started off the competition with a 290 team score before putting in its best round, 281, in its second eighteen holes. Lipscomb finished its tournament out on Tuesday with a 292. All told, Lipscomb scored an 863 (-1), good for sixth place. 
 
Minas Manias, who has been consistent all fall, had another impressive performance, leading the Bisons with a sixth-place finish in the field of 90 competitors. He carded his best round in his first round with a 67 (-5). Manias continued to shoot under par in the next two rounds with a 71 (-1) and 70 (-2), respectively for a 208 (-8). He had 16 birdies and an eagle in his final tournament of the fall. 
 
Lipscomb's next finisher was Sam Potter, who turned in a 215 (-1) and tied for 16^th in the field. Potter started off with a 73 (+1) in his first round, but improved to a 71 (-1) in both the second and third rounds. Potter carded 11 birdies and 33 pars. 
 
Alejandro Rodriguez put in another solid score for the Bisons with a 217 (+1) as he tied for 25^th. His best round came in the second round with a 68 (-4) to bolster a 73 (+1) in the first round and a 76 (+4) in the third round. He connected on 12 birdies and 33 pars. 
 
Jaron Leasure and Jack Morris rounded out Lipscomb's team scoring as the pair tied for 49^th place, both scoring a 224 (+8). Leasure carded a 77, 71 76 while Morris turned in round scores of 77, 72, 75. 
 
Maxi Klaus competed as an individual and tied for 60^th with a 227 (+11). His best round was his first with a 71, followed by a 79 and 77 in the second and third rounds, respectively. 

FINAL RESULTS
 
HEAD COACH WILL BREWER
"I'm proud of the effort this week and the desire to compete that this team demonstrated this fall season. Today was just a bit frustrating as we hit the shots and missed a few in spots which led to a few too many big numbers. We will rest, recover and come out hungry in January! We had one win, one third and a top-six finish when we didn't have our best stuff this fall which builds character. We have high hopes for the spring!" 
 
UP NEXT 
The Bisons will resume its season in February at the Sea Best Invitational on Feb. 3-4 in Jacksonville, Florida.