BUIES CREEK, N.C. – After hosting A-Sun member USC Upstate on Thursday night, Campbell will have to turnaround and hit the road as they travel to Johnson City, Tenn. to take on East Tennessee State on Saturday afternoon.

The Camels (2-5-2, 1-3 A-Sun) return to action for the first time since dropping a narrow 1-0 decision to Stetson on Saturday. Campbell will look to rebound from the loss as they face the Spartans on Thursday. It will be just the second time that the two schools have met each other. The two schools met for the first time last season in the Spartans first season in the Atlantic Sun.

Last week goalkeeper Boomie Luck received A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week honors after recording her second shutout of the season against Lipscomb. Kaili Terry has led the charge offensively for the Camels after tallying her third goal of the year against Belmont.

USC Upstate (3-9-0, 1-4-0 Atlantic Sun) is coming off a 2-1 loss to ETSU on Tuesday night. Key Knepp scored the lone goal for the Spartans to cut the lead to 2-1 but they couldn't overcome the Buccaneers. Last weekend Upstate recorded their lone conference win this season as they beat Lipscomb 2-1.

Caitlin Robinson and Santana DeFreitas has led the scoring for the Spartans this season. Both have tallied two goals so far this season and five others have scored one goal on the year.

East Tennessee State (5-6-0, 3-2-0 A-Sun) comes into Saturday's after winning back-to-back conference matches. The Buccaneers defeated Belmont on Sunday before beating USC Upstate on Tuesday. Kelly Brinkman scored two goals for the Bucs in less than three minutes to lead them to victory over the Spartans.

Brinkman leads the team with three goals this season while Jordan Monty and Rachel van Horn each have two goals this season. Megan Masch has been solid in goal for ETSU as she has posted two shutouts this season.