BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell women's soccer was unable to find a second equalizer, falling 2-1 to Towson on a rainy Sunday afternoon at Eakes Athletics Complex.
The Camels now sit at 2-4-3 (0-2-2 CAA), and the Tigers now sit at the top of the conference table at 7-1-1 (3-0-1).
Towson opened the scoring in the eighth minute as Nia Christopher scored off an assist from Jasmine Hamid. The goal made Christopher the all-time career goals leader at Towson, the 31st of her career.
Sierra Vance started in goal for the Camels but was forced to come off after injuring her leg on a save. JLo Varada came in and played the final 63 minutes, making seven saves.
Campbell found their equalizer in the 60th minute. Sage Dougherty fed a ball into the feet of Reagan Baiotto, who took a shot on goal that was saved. Baiotto was first to reach the rebound and hit the net on the half-volley.
Christopher added another goal to her tally in the 69th minute to put the Tigers once again in front. She was assisted by fellow forward Phoebe Canoles.
The Camels were able to create one more quality opportunity in the 89th minute. Meghan Bernetti found herself at the end of a cross into the box. She headed it on frame, but the shot was corralled by Riley Melendez.
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The Fighting Camels hit the road to take on William & Mary this Thursday. Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. from Williamsburg, Va.
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