WILMINGTON, N.C.- Three different Camels won individual events but UNC Wilmington slipped past Campbell 95-83 in women's swimming action Saturday afternoon at the Seahawk Natatorium. Campbell falls to 4-13 after dropping its fifth straight decision to the Seahawks, while UNC Wilmington improves its mark to 7-9.

Ashlyn Stumpf, Jackie Kenline and Heidi Shallow all had individual triumphs in a contest that featured only 10 events. Stumpf gave Campbell an early serge winning the 50-free, which was the third event of the meet. The freshman standout swam a time of 25.41; less than one second slower than the school record she previously set on Jan. 19.

After UNC Wilmington claimed the next four events, Kenline and Shallow took back-to-back events earning valuable points for the Fighting Camels. Kenline topped the field in the 500-free (5:17.36), while Shallow touched first in the 200-yard breaststroke swimming a time of 2:25.81. Kenline and Stumpf also guided the Camels' 200-yard freestyle relay team to a victory in the final event of the day.

Laura Chinni was a double event winner for the Seahawks taking the 200-free (1:56.95) and 200-backstroke (2:07.68). Joining Chinni in the winners circle for UNC Wilmington was Michelle Baric in the 200 individual medley (2:14.63), Michelle Schisa in the 100-fly (1:00.31) and Amanda Cameron in the 100-free (54.95).

Campbell will enjoy nearly two weeks off before competing in Huntersville, N.C. at the Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association Championship. The three day event is scheduled to begin Thursday, Feb. 21 at 8 a.m. and will conclude on Saturday, Feb. 23.