BUIES CREEK, N.C. – The Campbell Fighting Camels (23-11) look to get back to winning ways in a visit to NC State (20-13) Tuesday night at Doak Field at Dail Park.

Probable Starters

Tuesday, April 16 – 6 p.m. – ACCNX

Campbell | Zach Sabers (4-0), R-So. RHP

NC State | Ryan Marohn (2-2), Fr. LHP

Lawson Harrill leads the Camels with 43 hits this year and a .361 average. He is second on the team with 14 home runs.

Zach Sabers gets the midweek start this week. He's second on the team among qualified pitchers with a 5.22 ERA and an opposing batting average of .258.

Series History

The Camels have won 18 out of 58 games against the Wolfpack. Last year, the teams faced off twice at the Columbia Regional. NC State won the first game, but Campbell won the second matchup 11-1 to end the Wolfpack's season.

Know Your Opponent

NC State took a 2-1 series victory against No. 2 Clemson this past weekend, winning on Friday and Saturday. Last Tuesday, they fell, 5-4, to fellow CAA member UNCW.

Garrett Pennington and Alec Makarewicz lead the team with a .360 and .356 average respectively. Makarewicz is the team leader in home runs (13) and RBI (48).

Shane Van Dam has made 11 appearances out of the bullpen for the Wolfpack, amassing a 2.63 ERA and an opposing batting average of .156. In 27.1 innings, he has allowed only 15 hits and eight earned runs.

Elliot Avent is in his 27^th year coaching the Wolfpack. Last season, they advanced to the Columbia Regional along with Campbell. NC State won the opening matchup between the two teams, but Campbell defeated the Wolfpack 11-1 later in the bracket to end their season.

NC State was picked to finish third in the Atlantic Division of the ACC.

Last Time Out

Campbell dropped two of three in the weekend series against Stony Brook.

Century Club

The Camels have recorded 100+ doubles, home runs, stolen bases and HBPs in each of the past two seasons. They were the only team to accomplish this feat in either year.

Golden Spikes

Grant Knipp was named to the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Medseason Watch List.

Haire Wins 300

Head Coach Justin Haire won his 300th career game on Saturday, March 16 against Valparaiso. In just over 10 seasons, the Camels have averaged over 30 wins a year during his tenure.

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