BUIES CREEK, N.C. - Campbell (8-5, 3-1 BSC) will complete a two-game Big South Conference road swing with a visit to High Point (7-6, 3-1 BSC) on Monday evening set for a 7 p.m. tip-off.
The game will be streamed on the Big South Network and live stats will be provided through GoCamels.com.
Monday's game will be the 22nd all-time matchup between the Lady Camels and the Panthers. High Point owns the series 21-10, including a 21-1 advantage at home. Campbell's only win in High Point was a 67-65 victory on Jan. 9, 1982. The Panthers took all three matchups last season, including a 64-59 win at the Millis Center and a 73-69 win in the Big South Championship semifinals.
Freshman Summer Price scored a career-high 22 points, including 16 in the second half, as Campbell rallied for a 65-58 victory against Longwood inside Willett Hall on Saturday afternoon. Trailing 52-47 with 5:18 to play, Campbell pieced together a 14-0 run to emerge with a 61-52 advantage with just 26 seconds left on the clock. Eight of Price's 22 points came during the decisive run.
After shooting just 29 percent in the first half, Campbell came out of the break hot and knocked down 15 of its 26 attempts (57.7 percent) from the field in the second half, finishing the game shooting 42.1 percent (24-of-57).
Lady Camels Full Court
• The Lady Camels posted 23 steals at Charleston Southern (12/13), the most steals for CU since March 8, 2004, when it recorded 21 against High Point.
• The Lady Camels are averaging 65.7 points per game and have a +7.1 rebounding margin over their opponents.
• Head Coach Wanda Watkins enters her 34th season with the Lady Camels and holds a 525-418 career record. Watkins recorded her 500th career win last season with a 73-60 victory over Western Carolina on Nov. 16. Watkins is 49th among active coaches across all divisions and 29th among active DI coaches for total career victories.
• Sophomore Amanda Coffer had a record-setting season as a rookie with 41 blocked shots, the most of any Lady Camel. She was fifth in the Big South with 1.4 blocks per game and after 26 blocks in the first 13 games of 2014-15, is fifth on the all-time career blocks list with 67.
