BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell heads into the Southern Conference slate this weekend with a trio of duals, including a home double header on Saturday.

The Camels (10-8, 1-0 SoCon) will host Presbyterian (3-8, 0-4 SoCon) at 1:00 p.m., followed by Davidson (2-6, 1-2 SoCon) in its 2022-23 home finale.

The matches will be held at McCall Court inside the Pope Convocation Center, with a very limited amount of tickets remaining. CU will honor its three graduating seniors, Cameron Andrews, Calvin Hayford and Troy Nation, also recognizing its 2023 Campbell Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, former letterman and head coach Jerry Hartman '82 between duals.

Campbell will then hit the road for VMI (7-4, 1-2 SoCon), taking on the Keydets on Sunday, January 29, at 2:00 p.m. in Lexington, Va.

Since 2016, Campbell is a combined 16-0 against PC, Davidson and VMI, going a perfect 7-0 against both the Wildcats and Keydets, as well as 2-0 against the Blue Hose, taking both of its all-time matchups against the fourth year program. During that stretch, Campbell has outscored the trio 642-57.

The Camels are coming off a 2-1 day at the 2023 Chippewa Challenge, hosted by CU at the Pope Convocation Center.

Campbell defeated Central Michigan 23-15 and CSU Bakersfield 32-8, while falling to American 19-18 in the second edition of the Chippewa Challenge. The Eagles reeled off a trio of one point victories, topping the Chippewas 18-17 and Bakersfield 16-15 before edging the host Camels 19-18 in the finale.

Caleb Hopkins at 184 pounds and Levi Hopkins at 197, along with heavyweight Taye Ghadiali and Shannon Hanna at 141 went 3-0 on the day, while Domenic Zaccone and Gabriel Hixenbaugh combined for a CU sweep at 133 pounds for the Camels.

Following the unbeaten day, Hanna was named SoCon Wrestler of the Week. Among Hanna's three victories was a ranked win over No. 25 Angelo Martinoni of CSU Bakersfield, 3-1, picking up the go-ahead takedown with under a minute to go in regulation for the victory. The win was his second win over a ranked opponent this season.

The Lakeland, Fla. native also registered a 22-13 major decision over Central Michigan's Jimmy Nugent, while topping American's Ethan Szerencsits, 8-6.

Hanna has now won 10 of his last 13 matchups, with his only defeats coming against ranked foes. The senior is 14-8 overall on the season, ranked at No. 32 in his weight class in the season's first NCAA Coaches' Panel, released last week.

Camels have now been named SoCon wrestlers of the week three times this season.

Hanna is one of six Camels nationally ranked in the season's first NCAA coaches' panel. Joining Hanna are No. 25 Anthony Molton at 125 pounds, Zaccone at No. 29 at 133, with 184 pounder Caleb Hopkins ranked No. 28. Levi Hopkins is also No. 29 at 197, while Ghadiali rounds out the list for the Camels at No. 13 at heavyweight.

Following this weekend's action, Campbell will split squads on Sunday, February 5, continuing its SoCon schedule at The Citadel (2:00 p.m.), as well as competing at the Duke Round Robin.

CAMPBELL PROBABLE LINEUP
125: #25 Anthony Molton
133: #29 Domenic Zaccone or Gabriel Hixenbaugh
141: #32 Shannon Hanna
149: Chris Rivera
157: Hagen Heistand or Troy Nation
165: Dom Baker
174: Riley Augustine
184: #28 Caleb Hopkins
197: #29 Levi Hopkins
HWT: #13 Taye Ghadiali, Chad Nix or Luke Davis

PC PROBABLE LINEUP
125: Dominic Chavez or Trenton Dominguez
133: Jacob Brasseur
141: Khalid Brinkley or Trenton Donahue
149: Trenton Donahue or Khalid Brinkley
157: Michael Ramirez
165: Tyler Chittum
174: Zach Wells
184: Cordel Duhart or David Bertrand
197: Malcolm Wiley
HWT: Morvens Saint Jean

DAVIDSON PROBABLE LINEUP
125: Hale Robinson
133: Jackson Sichelstiel or Noah Burstein
141: Josh Viarengo or Matt McLaughlin
149: Noah Frack
157: Dan Yetsick
165: Christian Rutherford
174: Jaden Hardrick
184: Cameo Blankenship
197: Gavin Henry
HWT: OPEN

VMI PROBABLE LINEUP
125: Tony Burke
133: Dyson Dunham
141: Freddy Junko
149: Ryan Vigil
157: Job Chishko
165: Braxton Lewis
174: Jon Hoover
184: Zach Brown
197: Tyler Mousaw
HWT: Josh Evans

Individual rankings according to NCAA Coaches' Panel (as of 1/19/23)