BUIES CREEK, N.C. - Campbell's softball team (24-19, 8-4 Atlantic Sun Conference) plays six road games this week. The Camels start it off and briefly get out of league play to take on UNC Wilmington for two games on Tuesday, April 12, starting at 4 p.m. CU then hits the road and travels to Florida for doubleheaders with league rivals North Florida (April 15) and Jacksonville (April 16).

Campbell went 3-1 last week with two victories over Hampton and a split doubleheader with league rival Kennesaw State. Senior Lauren Stephan had two historic games last week. Stephan had four hits against Hampton and tied the Campbell single game record. She then set a school mark with three home runs in the second game against Kennesaw State. Stephan's three homers bettered the previous record of two that had been reached by 11 players in Campbell history. The Phoenix, Ariz. native also drove in seven runs against the Owls. Her seven RBIs were one off the school mark set by Martha Covington in 1996 and the second most in school history. Stephan's three home runs and seven RBIs are highs in each category in the Atlantic Sun Conference this season. Stephan hit .667 on the week with four home runs, nine RBIs and 20 total bases. Sophomore Sarah Ling also had a strong week for the Camels with a pair of four RBI games to go along with a pair of home runs and seven runs scored. Senior Katie Woodcock continued her strong pitching and picked up her eighth win of the season in the team's 8-4 win over Kennesaw State. Woodcock also leads the conference and the country with seven saves this season.

UNC Wilmington (11-29) won two of its three games over the weekend against Towson. The Seahawks defeated the Tigers by 2-1 and 1-0 scores, but lost the middle game 12-1. Sophomore Lauryn Buckworth leads the offensive charge for the Seahawks with a .314 batting average plus 37 hits, three home runs and 14 RBIs. Senior Caitlin Caverra has 22 hits, 11 RBIs and 42 total bases this season. She also has walked 18 times and only fanned five times in 123 at bats. Junior Amanda Davenport has a 3.38 ERA in 70.1 innings thrown. Senior Amanda Aditays leads the squad with five wins, 79 strikeouts and 92.2 innings worked. The Camels lead the series with UNCW by a 41-24 count. The teams split the games last season with Campbell winning the first game 8-0 and dropping the night cap 3-2. Junior Christina Melton threw a one-hit shutout in the first game for the Camels.

North Florida (20-23, 4-8 Atlantic Sun) has lost three of the last four games. The Ospreys split with Belmont and were swept by Lipscomb over the weekend. UNF did have a six-game winning streak earlier this season. Freshman Cortney Radke leads the team with 18 wins, a 1.96 ERA, 210.2 innings worked and 233 strikeouts. She leads the conference in complete games with 21 and her 210.2 innings worked are also a league high. She is also second in the A-Sun in wins and third in strikeouts. Fellow freshman Mariah Reynolds is the team's top hitter with a .278 batting average, 10 doubles and 24 RBIs. Sophomore Jackie Reese is the top power threat with five home runs and has also walked 21 times. The Ospreys, who are 9-7 at home this year, will play a mid-week doubleheader against Florida State before welcoming in Campbell for a double dip on Friday. The Camels lead the series between the schools at 7-3. CU defeated UNF by identical 3-1 scores in Buies Creek last season. Senior Lauren Stephan threw a two-hit shutout in the first game victory for the Camels.

Jacksonville (30-14, 10-2 Atlantic Sun) is one of the top teams in the Atlantic Sun Conference this season with the only two blemishes in league play being at the hands of Lipscomb last weekend. The pitching for Jacksonville has been the strength of the team with an ERA of 1.44. JU junior Sarah Sigrest is 15-5 with a 1.19 ERA and 127 strikeouts in 147.1 innings worked. Sigrest ranks fourth in the league in wins and innings pitched. Sophomore Olivia Kline is 13-6 with a 1.46 ERA. She is third in the conference in shutouts. Kline is also a dangerous bat with four home runs and 18 RBIs. Sophomore catcher Sarah Simon is hitting .368 with 46 hits, 10 doubles, three triples, eight home runs, 29 walks and 34 RBIs. Junior Amanda Schmidt has four home runs and 28 RBIs on the year. Redshirt junior Kayla Ouelett adds a speed element with 19 stolen bases to go along with 46 hits and 25 runs scored. Jacksonville will play a mid-week game against Florida A&M before seeing Campbell on Saturday. The Camels lead the all-time series between the schools at 11-7. The Dolphins eliminated Campbell from the 2010 Atlantic Sun Tournament with a 1-0 victory in eight innings. The schools split the doubleheader in Buies Creek last season. Campbell won the second game 3-0 behind the strong pitching of Brittany Stanley. Senior Katie Hinton had two hits and two RBIs in the second game Campbell victory.

After this week, the Camels return home for a single game against North Carolina Central on April 20 at 6 p.m. before getting back and wrapping up league play with doubleheaders on the road against East Tennessee State (April 22) and USC Upstate (April 23).