Willy Guadarrama scored twice and assisted on another goal, while Richard Jata had two assists in the Fighting Camels' largest offensive output of the season. Vince Petrasso and Kyle Proctor added strikes for Campbell, which tallied three times in a 3:52 span late in the first half to break open a scoreless match.

Campbell (9-5-2, 4-1-2) extended its unbeaten streak to six matches (5-0-1), while Lipscomb (5-9-2, 1-5-1) is winless in its last six outings (0-5-1) after giving up four goals for the third-straight contest.

Bisons keeper Danny Prichard tipped Richard Jata's free kick over the bar in the 36th minute and then snared Josh Elliott's half-volley just after 40 minutes of action.

Guadarrama broke the scoreless tie in the 41 minute when he netted a penalty kick after a Bisons player was whistled for a handball in the box.

Just 28 seconds later, the Camels doubled their lead when Michael Hutchison played a ball over the top that Jata headed on to Petrasso. The freshman from Woodbridge, Ontario slotted a right-footed shot inside Prichard's far post for his second goal of the year.

With just 18 seconds remaining before the half, sophomore transfer Kyle Proctor netted his first strike in a Camel uniform. Matt Lightner played a pass down the right flank to Guadarrama, who squared the ball across the box to Proctor and the Temple, Texas product found the net on a first-time effort.

Guadarrama collected his second goal of the game and his seventh of the year in the 63rd minute when Jata slipped a pass through the back four and the Cedar Park, Texas native beat Prichard one-on-one.

Lipscomb forward Ben Page narrowly missed putting the Bisons on the board in the 67th minute when his right-footed effort slipped over the bar. Campbell keepers Aaron Johnson and Bryce Kenny combined for eight saves in the Fighting Camels' fourth shutout of the season.

Campbell lowered its goals-against average to 1.03, best in the A-Sun in front of the largest crowd in the 20-year history of the Eakes Complex. Campbell drew a then-record 1481 spectators to its 1-0 victory over North Carolina on Oct. 10. CU has not trailed at home since the opening match of the season and has outscored its visitors by a 21-5 margin in those games.

The Camels finished with a 19-14 edge in shots, 10-7 in shots on goal, and took four corner kicks to a pair for the Bisons. Campbell hosts the College of Charleston on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m., in the final home match of the season.

Campbell 4, Lipscomb 0

Scoring:
CAM (40:50) Willy Guadarrama (penalty kick)

CAM (41:18) Vince Petrasso (Richard Jata, Michael Hutchison assists)

CAM (44:42) Kyle Proctor (Willy Guadarrama, Matt Lightner)

CAM (62:44) Guadarrama (Jata)

Shots: Lipscomb 14, Campbell 19

Corner Kicks: Lipscomb 2, Campbell 4

Saves: Lipscomb (Danny Prichard 6, Jake Goergen 0); Campbell (Aaron Johnson 6, Bryce Kenny 1)

Fouls: Lipscomb 18, Campbell 18

Yellow Cards: Lipscomb - T.J. Williams (4:42), Babak Abouzar (40:50); Campbell - Devin Sheppard (8:48)

Attendance: 1857

Records: Lipscomb 5-9-2, 1-5-1 A-Sun; Campbell 9-5-2, 4-1-2