BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Rebekah Taylor tied a school record with five caused turnovers and Megan Matthews registered six points to lead Campbell over Gardner-Webb 12-8 on Wednesday.

The Camels (8-4, 5-0 Big South) matched their best ever start in Big South play, tying the program's 2017 mark, taking their seventh straight meeting against the Runnin' Bulldogs (6-7, 2-3 Big South).

Taylor's five caused turnovers tied a program single-game record held by three other Camels (Erin O'Hara: 4/08/14 vs. Davidson and 4/19/15 vs. GWU; Cloey Henchcliffe: 4/13/14 at Longwood; Megan Reilly 2/10/18 at Richmond), adding four ground balls in the win.

Matthews, meanwhile, notched three goals and three assists, tacking on two ground balls and a caused turnover for the Camels.

Campbell led 5-1 early in the second period off two goals and an assist from Matthews before the Runnin' Bulldogs reeled off four straight, including Lauren Deavers' score to tie the game at 5-5 with 4:43 to go before the half.

Shania Roehrich's free position goal with 3:46 gave CU a 6-5 lead at the break. The Camels made it a 4-0 run to start the third quarter, bookended by another Roehrich goal. Joslin Hanbury and Lexi McDaniel added fourth quarter scores, helping Campbell hold on for the 12-8 win.

Roehrich, Hanbury and Sam Bischoff all tallied two goals apiece for the Camels, with Bischoff added two caused turnovers. Mia Lee picked up four ground balls and caused a turnover, while Emma Strickland made eight saves and registered five ground balls.

Campbell's opponent posted 20 turnovers for the fourth straight game, while doubling up GWU on the draw, 16-8. CU also earned 30 ground balls to the Runnin Bulldogs' 19, outshooting Gardner-Webb 35-22.

Jada Preston led GWU with five points on three goals and two assists, while Aimie Perino and Eilish Gately registered three points apiece. Lauren Conner also gathered five ground balls, while Heather Lobas caused three turnovers in the loss.

Next up, Campbell will head to Wofford on Saturday, April 16. The Camels return home on April 20, hosting Presbyterian.