LONDON, Ky. -- The only competition Kelsey Joslyn had on the Crooked Creek Golf Course in the Bill Sergent Invitational was her own teammates, which is a good sign for the Lindsey Wilson College women's golf team as it rolled to a win, beating out its nearest competitor by 28 strokes.

In the event hosted by the University of the Cumberlands (Ky.), Joslyn proved too hot to catch for any player on the course. The sophomore turned in a 72 on Thursday and a 78 on Friday for an event-low 150 total strokes.

The only other competitor in striking distance was her teammate Jennifer MacKinnon with a 152 (77-75). As far as golfers from other schools, the closest were Kaela Smith and Katie White from Campbellsville (Ky.) University with a 158, still eight strokes shy of Joslyn.

Lindsey Wilson won the team title as well, carding a 624 (311-313), followed by Campbellsville in second place with a 652 (326-326), while Cumberlands finished third with 662 strokes (330-332).

Helping the Blue Raider never trail over the course of two days was Chelsey Key, finishing fifth overall and third on the team with a 159 (77-82), followed by Kaitlin Allan in eighth place overall with a 165 (87-78). Paola Gonzalez rounded out the group in a tie for 13th place overall shooting a 169 (85-84).

Lindsey Wilson returns to action in the Mid-South Conference Fall Tournament at the Pines at Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Ky.