RALEIGH, N.C. - Ronnie Bouemboue scored two goals and set up another as nationally-ranked North Carolina State defeated Campbell 5-1 Tuesday night at the Dail Soccer Complex.

The Wolfpack took a 1-0 lead at the break thanks to Bouemboue's first goal of the season in the 15th minute. Just 3:52 into the second half, Bouemboue set up Kris Byrd and the Wolfpack doubled the margin.

Campbell pulled within 2-1 on freshman Jackson Ferrell's first career strike that came off Vince Petrasso's long service into the box in the 59th minute.

However, Bouemboue added his second strike of the evening in the 77th minute and Alan Sanchez scored again just 2:01 later. Michael Smith tacked on a strike with just 22 seconds remaining in regulation when he knocked in a rebound off Amar Brkic's shot.

Since the start of the 2005 campaign, Campbell has played 10 nationally-ranked foes and has won four of those contests.

The Wolfpack (4-1-0) was ranked 22nd in this week's Soccer America poll and 23rd by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.

State finished with a 17-10 advantage in shots, 13-3 in shots on goal. Camel keeper Ted Awana finished with eight saves, while Christopher Widman had two stops in the Wolfpack nets.

Campbell (1-4-0) is off until Sept. 23 when the Camels host UNC Greensboro in a 7:00 p.m. start.