BUIES CREEK – The Campbell women's soccer team is set to host Coastal Carolina on Thursday night at Eakes Athletics Complex before traveling to NC State on Sunday evening. 
Kickoff against Coastal Carolina is set for 7 p.m. and will be streamed on FloCollege. Sunday's matchup at NC State will be broadcast on ESPN+. 

Game Information vs. Coastal Carolina
DATE: Thursday, September 4 | 7:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Eakes Athletics Complex 
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SERIES HISTORY 

• Thursday's matchup will be the 15th all-time meeting between the two programs 
• Campbell leads the all-time series 8-5-1
• The Camels have won four straight matchers over the Chanticleers dating back to October 14, 2015. 
• Campbell holds a 5-2 record over the Chanticleers at home 
• The Camels have outscored the Chanticleers 7-1 in the previous four match ups. 

 
SCOUTING THE OPPONENT 

• Coastal Carolina comes into the matchup with a 1-3 record on the young season.
• The Chanticleers finished 7th in the Sun Belt standings last season after going 8-7-6. 
• Dolcie O'Connor and Tamlyn Parkes lead the offensive attack for the Chanticleers, with each having a goal scored.
• O'Connor leads the squad in shots (10) with three on goal. 
• In goal, Aris Lamanna has played all 360 minutes of the season and has collected 21 saves in 44 shots faced. She has recorded one shutout against Richmond on Aug 17.

 
Game Information at NC State 
DATE: Sunday, September 7 | 7:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Dail Soccer Field 
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SERIES HISTORY 

• Sunday's matchup will be the 18^th meeting all-time between the two programs 
• The Camels have never won a match at Dail Soccer Field 
• Campbell picked up its first win over NC State last season with a 2-1 victory at Eakes Athletics Complex. 
• The Camels are looking to gets its second straight win over the Wolfpack on Sunday night. 

 
SCOUTING THE OPPONENT

• NC State is 0-5-1 heading into the week
• The Wolfpack have been outscored 14-3 in the first six games of the season
• Jade Bordeleau leads the Pack with two goals in 16 shot attempts. 
• Daisy Duda has collected two assist on the season 
• In goal, Olivia Pratapas and Emily Earles have seen the majority of minutes combining for 16 saves. 
• The Pack is set to face Elon on Thursday night before the matchup against the Camels. 

 
SENIOR NIGHT 

• Campbell will recognize five seniors for Senior Night on Thursday against Coastal Carolina. 
• The seniors include Elise Holcey, Natalie Jamison, Lauren Koczenasz, Christina Munoz, and JLo Varada. 

 
LAST TIME OUT

• The Fighting Camels suffered its first loss of the season, 1-5, against 24th-ranked Virginia Tech at Eakes Athletics Complex. 
• Gillian Garrison tallied her second goal of the season in the 10th minute of the first half to give the Camels the lead.
• Samantha Witte recorded her second assist of the season, feeding Garrison for the goal. 
• The Hokies scored five unanswered goals and outshot the Camels 21-6. 

 
GARRISON GOALS

• Sophomore Gillian Garrison scored her second goal of the season against #24 Virginia Tech on Sunday. 
• Garrison netted her first goal of the season against Radford, which marked her first career goal. 
• She tallied a career high three shots at Queens and a career high two shots on goal against #24 Virginia Tech.

 
SHUT 'EM OUT 

• Anais van Doesburg made just her second and third career starts in the first two matches of the season. posting back-to-back shutouts
• The last time the Camels posted back-to-back shutouts to open the season was in 2011. The Camels picked up a 5-0 win over Delaware to open the season and 2-0 win over UMBC in game two. 
• van Doesburg is one of three CAA goalkeepers with multiple clean sheets this season. 

 
PRESEASON RECOGNITION

• Sophomore defender Caitlyn Boucher was tabbed preseason All-CAA honorable mention. Boucher earns her first career honor after appearing in 18 matches last season. The defender made 16 starts tallying 1,051 minutes for sixth on the team. She recorded one shot on goal.

 
WHAT THE POLLS SAY

• Campbell was picked to finish fifth in the South division with 34 total points. Elon was picked to finish first in the division with nine first place votes followed by Charleston (54) and William & Mary (41). Charleston received one first place vote and William & Mary received two. UNCW was two points ahead of the Camels as they were picked to finish fourth. Hampton rounded out its half of the poll with 17 points.

 
PROTECTING THE PITCH

• Since the beginning of the 2021 season, the Camels are 23-8-8 in home matches (.589 win percentage).