VALDOSTA, Ga. – Lipscomb Men's Golf finished fourth at the ASUN Championships that wrapped up on Thursday afternoon. The Bisons finished with an overall score of 863 (-1) after posting a 292 in the final round. FGCU won the tournament with an overall score of 849 (-15). Lipscomb was one of four teams in the field to finish under par. 
 
Alexander Moeldrup was Lipscomb's top finisher, tying for 13^th overall. After posting rounds of 72 (E) and 67 (-5), Moeldrup rounded out his tournament efforts with a 76 (+4) in the final day of play. In his final round, Moeldrup had three birdies in a bit of an up-and-down day on the course. All told, Moeldrup finished at (-1) on the event and carded 14 birdies throughout his three rounds. 
 
Toby Bishop put together another strong performance for the Bisons, finishing tied for 15^th. Bishop had his best round of the week on Thursday with a 70 (-2), improving two strokes on his second round and improving four strokes on his first round. In his final round, Bishop started off strong, going (-2) over the first nine holes. After the turn, he carded two more birdies, but a pair of bogeys saw him even through the back nine to finish with a 70 (-2). On the tournament, he carded 13 birdies. 
 
Minas Manias wrapped up his collegiate career on Thursday, finishing tied for 17^th at (+2) on the tournament. Manias had the best first round for the Bisons, shooting a 68 (-4), but had a 73 (+1) in round two. On Thursday, he had a tough first nine holes, going (+5), but scored better after the turn. He went even over the back nine for a final round score of 77 (+5). In his final collegiate tournament, he carded a team-high 15 birdies. 
 
Ciaran Murphy tied for 30^th after putting in a 73 (+1) on Thursday. After starting rough with a pair of double bogeys in the first three rounds, he caught fire, going (-4) over the next 11 holes. He was even through the final stretch of four holes to finish at 73 (+1) on the round to go with a 72 in the first round and a 76 in the second round. 
 
Rio Saigal rounded things out for the Bisons, tying for 35^th in the field with a (+6) overall. For the second-straight day, he shot a 73 (+1). He had the most birdies of any of his rounds over his final 18 with three birdies on Thursday. All told, he shot round scores of 76, 73, 73 in his final event of the season. 
 
FULL RESULTS
 
On the season, the Bisons finished with a national rank of No. 120, had a scoring average of 288.1 and finished with an overall record of 72-69-4. The squad's best finish was a third-place finish at the Everett Buick GMC Classic in the fall.