WEST POINT, Miss. – The Southeastern Louisiana men's golf team will have its final tune-up for the Southland Conference Championships this week at the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship at the Old Waverly Golf Club.
    
    Mississippi State will host the two-day, 54-hole tournament. Round one opens Monday at 8:30 a.m. with a shotgun start, followed immediately by round two. Round three gets underway Tuesday with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m.
   
    Joining Southeastern, ranked 122^nd by Golfstat, and the No. 89^th-ranked Bulldogs will be Southland rival and No. 75 McNeese State, No. 252 ULM, No. 234 Southern Miss, No. 93 Louisiana-Lafayette, No. 80 Georgia State, No. 225 UT Arlington, No. 108 Chattanooga, No. 111 Cincinnati, No. 57 Kansas State, No. 153 Louisiana Tech, Lipscomb, No. 69 Ole Miss, No. 181 South Alabama and No.169 West Virginia.
   
    Live scoring, provided by Mississippi State, will be available at www.LionSports.net.
   
    The tournament is the final scheduled one for Southeastern before the Lions travel to the Southland Conference Championships in McKinney, Texas April 18-20.
   
    "It's time to put it together because it's then and then it's the conference championships," Southeastern head coach Jake Narro said. "There is no more time to build. It's time. We're either going to be who we want to be or we're not."
   
    Southeastern is coming off a second-place finish at the LSU Tiger Classic on Tuesday with a 19-over-par 589. The Lions, who finished behind defending national champion LSU, had opened with a 1-over 289. Senior Lawrence Allan led Southeastern with a tie for fifth with a 2-over 146. Junior Paul Obermann had the low round of the tournament, a 3-under 69 in the first round.
   
    Allan and Obermann will be in the Lions' starting lineup this week along with junior James Anstiss, freshman William Meyers and junior Gustavo Leon. Anstiss continues to lead Southeastern with a 74.00 scoring average over 23 rounds. Obermann is next at 74.13 and is followed by Allan at 74.35. Meyers is averaging 75.79 strokes over 14 rounds and Leon 76.19 over 21.
   
    Southeastern finished fifth at the Old Waverly in 2015 with a 5-over 869 that included a tournament-low 11-under 277 in the second round. Then-junior Eamon Bradley led the Lions with a 17^th-place finish.