JOHNSON CITY, TENN.-Despite freshman outside hitter Emily Werner's best performance in nearly a month, East Tennessee State takes Campbell volleyball in four (30-27; 23-30; 30-27; 30-15).

With the loss, Campbell drops to 8-16 on the year and 1-7 in A-Sun play, while ETSU improves to 15-12 overall and 6-2 in league action, breaking a three match skid.

Campbell saw production on the outside in the match, with freshman outside hitters Emily Werner knocking a career high 17 kills (17-5-34; .353) and Taylor Deering connecting with seven. Werner also collected four block assists, two service aces and a single dig while Deering notched nine digs with a pair of aces and block assists.

The Fighting Camels also saw blocking numbers up, topping the Buccaneers 17-4 in that category, as junior middle blocker Femi Alabi blocked six ETSU attacks on three solos and six assists. Alabi, one of the most consistent Camels on offense, reached double figure kills as well with 11, hitting .409 in the loss.

Sophomore Ashley Weers, also in the middle, was credited with four total blocks by way of six assists and one solo. Weers also killed four balls and grabbed three digs.

Senior libero Kaena Apana defended the ETSU side of the court with 26 digs on the afternoon, while a pair of Buccaneer setters, senior Marissa Mortensen and freshman Whitney Cogburn collected 28 and 20 assists respectively.

Laura Waddell, a freshman outside hitter, matched CU's Werner with 17 kills on the afternoon, pacing the ETSU offense, while middle blocker Callie Kiselich, also a senior, recorded nine kills, seven digs and one block assist.

The Fighting Camels return to action at home on Tuesday, Oct. 23, as the Blue Hose of Presbyterian visit Carter Gym.