BUIES CREEK, NC ­- Campbell returns to action on Saturday, February 10 in two separate matches against Appalachian State and North Carolina State. The two matches are hosted by NC State at the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Center.
 
Campbell's first match against App. State (3-3) is set to begin at 1:00 followed by NC State (1-3) at 5:00.
 
The Camels are coming off a 5-2 set back to East Carolina, at home, on Saturday, February 3. Campbell opened the match by claiming the doubles point led by Alexandra Andrivot and Isabel Boada who paired to defeat Lisa Hofbauer and Celia Ruiz, 7-5. The pair's win improved their doubles record to 2-0 on the season.
 
Ana Castillo and Georgina Segarra also remained perfect in doubles play on the season by improving their record to 3-0 with a 7-5 win over Alisa Diercksen and Maria Gomez.
 
Lou Regen claimed the Camels' sole singles point of the day with a 4-6, 7-5, 10-4 win over Diercksen to improve her singles record to 2-1 on the season.
 
The Mountaineers enter Saturday's matchup after dropping a 6-1 decision, at Old Dominion, on February 4. The Mountaineers were swept in doubles action and only claimed one singles point which came from Maria Jose Zacarias on court one.
 
App. State has yet to face an opponent that the Camels have already faced but will face common opponents in NC State, UNC Asheville, Western Carolina, College of Charleston, Radford, NC Central, Coastal Carolina, and Gardner Webb.  
 
The Mountaineers faced Charleston Southern and Charlotte earlier this season where they claimed wins in both matches. The Camels host CSU on March 12 and travel to Charlotte to take on the 49ers to close out the regular season April 11.
 
The Wolfpack enter Saturday's match with the Camels after falling on the road to Kansas, 4-3. NC State claimed the doubles point by winning the first two out of three finishes to take the early lead. KU went on to claim the first two singles points before the Pack claimed the third singles finish but it was not enough as the Jayhawks clinched the final point with a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 win by #90 ranked Janet Koch over #61 ranked Claudia Wiktorin.
 
NC State has yet to face a common opponent with the Camels but will face off against Appalachian State, East Carolina, North Carolina Central, and Big South opponent Winthrop later in the season.
 
Campbell continues regular season play, after this weekend's action, next Wednesday, February 14 at home against Coastal Carolina at 2 p.m. The match was initially scheduled for Wednesday, February 7 but was rescheduled due to weather concerns.
 
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