TOWSON, Md. – Campbell dropped their third consecutive match, 1-0, to Towson Sunday afternoon at Tiger Field.
 
The Camels now sit at 4-6-3 (2-3 CAA) and the Tigers improved to 4-4-6 and 2-2-1 in conference play.
 
Towson broke the scoreless tie in the 68^th minute with a headed goal by Courtney Butlion. A failed clearance by the Campbell defense found itself at the feet of Kale'a Perry, who sent in a cross from the left side. Butlion rose to meet it first and completed the scoring opportunity.
 
Towson held serve for most of the first half, outshooting the Camels 12-2 in the first frame. The Tigers also recorded four corner kicks in both the first and second half while limiting Campbell to four in the game.
 
JLo Varada was back in goal for the Camels, and she recorded six saves in the match. She continues to lead the Camels between the pipes with 32 saves to this point in the season.  
 
Riley Melendez, the preseason all-CAA goalkeeper, kept the Camels off the board by saving the two shots put on frame from Kaleigh Backlund and Abby Connolly.

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Head Coach Jeff Gross
"We play in a hard league with good programs. I am proud of our fight in both games this weekend. But our players are learning the hard way that more is required of them individually and within their team. The fight is there, the quality has to be consistently higher to gain results in this league. We are looking forward to the challenges ahead of us. Roll Humps!"
 
UP NEXT
Campbell returns to Buies Creek to host Monmouth on Thursday night at Eakes Athletics Complex. A live stream of the action will be available on FloSports beginning at 7:00 p.m., and admission is free to the public.
 
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