GREENSBORO, N.C. --- Allena Heath registered 20 kills to lead Campbell to a 3-1 (25-12, 25-22, 22-25, 25-17) victory at N.C. A&T in volleyball action Tuesday night. Madison Linxwiler added 10 kills for the Camels (7-4).
 
It was Heath's second 20-kill effort of the season after a career-high 29 this past weekend against New Orleans. Kayla Schanback and Jessica stocking each registered a match-high 14 digs each while Summer Schuitema dished out 25 assists and added eight digs.
 
The Camels raced out to a 6-1 lead in the fourth set after seeing their sweep attempt fall with the Aggies (4-7) third-set victory. Schuitema later made it a 10-4 advantage with a kill on a quick dump over the net.
 
Campbell led by a 17-8 margin off a kill from Hannah Schneggenburger, but A&T drew within 19-13 of the lead on a kill from Samantha Brown. CU stretched it to a 22-14 advantage on an Aggie service error, but a Danielle Bierman ace gave the Camels match point at 24-16. A&T fought it off once, but Schneggenburger ended it with a kill in the ensuing rally.  
 
Jasmine Lindor and Edie Brewer put down a team-high eight kills for N.C. A&T while Brewer added a double-double with 19 assists and 11 digs. Alyssa Pit registered seven kills and Milanna Morgan had a team-high 12 digs.
 
Schuitema opened the match with back-to-back aces and the Camels reeled off six-straight points to take a 12-5 lead later in the first set. A 4-0 spurt gave CU its first double-digit advantage of the match at 16-6 off a kill from Heath.
 
Campbell led by as much as 23-8 in the opening frame after a Rachel Harty kill. An Aggie attack error gave CU set point at 24-12 before Arilyn Maier tallied a service ace to finish the first-set victory.
 
Neither side led by more than three points in the second set. N.C. A&T held a 15-12 advantage midway through the frame before a Stocking kill capped a 3-0 Camel run to tie the score at 15-15.
 
The Aggies held a 17-15 advantage, but the Camels reeled off four-straight points and led 19-17 after a kill from Heath. Brewer cut Campbell's lead to 23-21 with a kill late in the frame. However, kills from Linxwiler and Stocking gave the set to CU.
 
It was an early 6-3 Aggie advantage in the third set, but a Linxwiler ace gave CU its first lead of the frame at 10-9. Linxwiler connected on two more aces during a 6-0 run that put the Camels up 13-9. However, N.C. A&T closed the set on a 6-2 spurt to claim the third by a two-point advantage.
 
Campbell will play its final in-season tournament of the year this coming weekend, the Henson's Hawk Invite hosted by Maryland Eastern Shore. The Camels will take on Coppin State on Friday before facing off against Delaware State and the host Hawks on Saturday.