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BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Georgia Southern finished Saturday's meet with a 27-9 edge over the day's final two events to top Campbell 141-121 at the Johnson Aquatic Center.

Campbell held a slight edge heading into the final two events, but Georgia Southern's Lauren Campbell topped the 400 IM and teammate Amber Juncker placed second, giving the Eagles 14 points to CU's five.

GSU then took the first and third spots in the 200 freestyle relay, sealing the win.

Campbell dipped to 3-4 in dual meets with the loss.

Geena Squartino picked up Campbell's first win of the day, gathering a 10:27.34 in the 1000 yard freestyle, while Michelle Case followed with a time of 1:54.54 in the 200 free in another win.

Georgia Southern took the next three events when the Camels surged in the 100 free, taking the lead as Case led a trio of Camels that took the first three slots in the race, notching a time of 53.33. Sindija Silina (54.03) and Larissa Joassaint (55.15) followed in second and third.

Lily Tang won the 200 back with a season-best time of 2:05.09 to extend the Campbell lead before GSU topped the 200 breaststroke and regained the lead with a 14-5 edge.

Squartino (5:07.72) and Caroline Clark (57.42) then took consecutive wins in 500 free and the 100 fly, respectively, before the Eagles closed out the meet.

The Camels will return home on Nov. 8, hosting North Florida at 11 a.m.