STATESBORO, Ga. --- Campbell won seven individual events and both relays, but the Camels narrowly fell by a 150-144 score at Georgia Southern Friday afternoon.

The Camels were victorious in both fly events. Caroline Clark won the 100 fly with a time of 57.02, while Madison Scott swam a 2:05.80 to claim the 200 fly. Each swimmer finished second in the respective events they didn't win as well.
 
Taylor McMinn took top honors in the 100 breast with a time of 1:06.08. Megan Everritt finished the 100 back in 59.19 to claim that race. The Camels swept the back events with Kelsey Tunstall's victory in the 200 back (2:08.04).
 
In the freestyle events, Sindija Silina won the 200 free (1:55.42) while Michelle Case claimed the 100 free (52.12).
 
Campbell opened the meet with a win in the 400 medley relay. Kamaria Mahone, McMinn, Clark and Case posted a time of 3:53.79 to claim the victory.
 
The Camels closed the night by winning the 200 free relay. Maddie Heggie, Sarah Wilson, Case and Silina swam a 1:36.00 to take top honors in the final event.
 
CU falls to 2-5 in dual action while the Eagles improve to 2-1. The Eagles won just five individual events, but collected just enough points to claim the overall victory.
 
The Camels will return to action tomorrow in a tri-meet in Jacksonville, Fla. hosted by North Florida. Campbell will compete against the Osperys and Florida Gulf Coast starting at 3 p.m.