BUIES CREEK, N.C. – After suffering its first loss to an FCS opponent this season, No. 16 Campbell returns to Barker-Lane Stadium, the 100^th home game in the Fighting Camels' history, for a pivotal CAA matchup against Stony Brook. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. for Military Appreciation Day.

The game is presented by McDonald's.

TICKETS
Single game tickets are on sale for all remaining 2026 home dates, including Saturday's matchup, starting at just $10. Once again, Kids 12 & under get in free for every home game this season. Visit GoCamels.com/Tickets for more information and to secure your seats.

A prorated season ticket option is also available by contacting the CU Athletics Ticket Office. Secure your single game seats at Barker-Lane Stadium early and save $5 off the game day price at GoCamels.com/Tickets and by phone through the CU Athletics Ticket Office, at 1-877-GO-HUMPS. Game day pricing will be in effect on game days.

As always, all Campbell students with a valid CU ID card will receive a ticket free of charge to all home Fighting Camel home football games.

WATCH / FOLLOW
Watch the Camels take on the Seawolves on FloCollege. GoCamels.com will also carry live audio coverage of the game.

As always, live stats will be available at GoCamels.com, and you can follow on Twitter and Instagram @GoCamelsFB for live updates.

The game will also be carried on linear television through Campbell's partnership with Gray Television and WRAL in in the Raleigh and Eastern North Carolina markets. The matchup will air on WITN 7.2 MyNetworkTV in Greenville, and WRAL 5.2 in Raleigh.
CLEAR BAG POLICY
Campbell University Athletics implements a clear bag policy that regulates the size and type of bag that may be carried into Campbell Athletics facilities, including Barker-Lane Stadium. Fans are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new policies before arriving at the venue to minimize time spent searching bags at security checkpoints.

Bags that are approved include:
• Clear tote bags made of plastic, vinyl or PVC that do not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″
• One-gallon clear plastic zip-style bags
• Small purses or clutch bags that do not exceed 6.5″ x 4.5"
• Medical or diaper bags must be accompanied by a child

Bags that are not permitted include:
• Backpacks
• Printed pattern or tinted plastic bags
• Drawstring bags
• Fanny packs
• Camera or binocular cases
• Large purses or bags

TAILGATE TOWN IS BACK
For the fourth straight year, Tailgate Town is your stop before heading inside Barker-Lane Stadium.

Tailgate Town is reimagined and will be better than ever for game days during the 2026 season, featuring a brand new look, and a more interactive experience, including various campus and community representation and a new big screen LED screen featuring football action from The Creek and beyond.

Fun for the whole family, Tailgate Town also includes food trucks, inflatables, yard games, and more. The football pregame experience, which debuted in 2023, is located in the same great, convenient location as previous seasons, just outside the main entrance gates between Barker-Lane Stadium and Stadium View Apartments.

Tailgate Town fires up two hours before kickoff all season, closing just prior to kickoff.

QUICK HITS
• At 7-2 on the season, the Camels are off to their best start in program history, winning seven games for the first time in Campbell's 19th season since football returned to Buies Creek.
• The Camels previously won six games in 2011, 2017, 2018 and 2019.
• Heading into last week's game, Campbell was one of four teams without an FCS loss this season, joining unbeaten No. 1 Tarleton State (8-0), No. 2 Stephen F. Austin (8-0) and No. 13 Harvard (6-0).
• Campbell owns the largest win improvement from 2025 to 2026 in the FCS at five games. CU won two games last season
• QB Kamden Sixkiller was the Week 1 FCS national offensive player of the week and is a four-time CAA offensive player of the week this season. He ranks among the FCS' top-20 in 10 different statistical categories, including second in passing yards (2,620). The Norman, Okla. native became the first Campbell QB to pass for 20 touchdowns in a season during last week's game, and is poised to reset the school single-season passing yards mark this week.
Sixkiller has distributed touchdown passes to 11 different Campbell receivers, already a school single season record, with nine Camels owning 100 or more receiving yards on the year, also a single season record..
• Campbell officially entered the FCS top-25 rankings for the first time in program history on September 22. Since then, the Camels have climbed to as high as No. 12 in the polls, and have been ranked for seven consecutive weeks.
• Campbell's September 26 game against Hampton marked the 200th game in the program's modern history. The team's season opener was the 100th road game in program history, while the November 7 Stony Brook game will be the Camels' 100th home game.
• The Camels' 28-19 win over No. 24 Western Carolina in the team's home opener marked the program's second ever against a top-25 ranked opponent. CU's previous win over a top-25 ranked opponent happens to be Braxton Harris' first win as Campbell's head coach, defeating then-No. 17 Western Carolina on the road 24-16 (9/7/24).
• The sellout Campbell/Florida game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, "The Swamp", was attended by 88,863 fans, the largest crowd Campbell has ever played in front of at any venue in its history, surpassing last season's game at NC State (56,919, 10/4/25).
• With three games remaining in the 2026 regular season, the Camels are vying for their first FCS Playoff appearance and for their first conference championship.

NEXT UP
Campbell heads on the road for the final time during the 2026 regular season, traveling to Elon on November 14 at 2:00 p.m. The Camels will return to Buies Creek for the regular season finale, hosting No. 14 Monmouth (12:00 p.m.).

Visit GoCamels.com/Tickets for more information and to secure your seats.

LAST TIME OUT
Rahshan La Mons rans for 119 yards and a touchdown, and No. 25 UAlbany handed Campbell its first FCS loss of the season, 45-35. The Great Danes (6-3, 4-1 CAA) returned a fumble and an interception for touchdowns, while rushing for 170 yards, ending Campbell's (7-2, 4-1 CAA) five-game winning streak. Prior to Saturday's game, the Camels were one of three programs in the subdivision without an FCS loss.

The Danes jumped on the board first when Dillon Dunathan picked up a Campbell fumble and returned it for a 77-yard touchdown. With time winding down in the first quarter, La Mons' 63-yard TD run made it 21-7, giving Campbell its first two-score deficit against an FCS opponent this season.

UAlbany took a 31-14 lead on Brayden Heitmeyer's 44-yard field goal, but Campbell's 11-play, 75-yard drive took only 1:15, with JJ Cowan punching in a one-yard TD before the half, cutting the lead to 31-21. After the halftime break, however, Jamari Young's 25-yard pick-6 made it a 38-21 game.

Campbell responded with scores on its next two drives, with Kamden Sixkiller finding Chinua Ezeigbo for a 27-yard touchdown, capping off another 10-play march for the Camels. Kareem Williams then returned the ball to Campbell with his strip-sack and recovery on UAlbany's Kai Colon.

On the very next play, Cowan ran through the middle, untouched, 41 yards for his third touchdown of the day, bringing Campbell within 38-35 with 13:13 remaining.

After trading possessions, Campbell turned the ball over on downs with 1:52 to play on its own 16, and BJ Norman scored on Colon's short pass, returning it to a two possession game. The Dane defense again turned Campbell over on downs on its final possession with 1:12 on the clock.

La Mons ended the day with 119 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries, while Colon completed 15-of-28 passes for 214 yards and two touchdowns, adding a score on the ground. Norman also hauled in eight catches for 99 yards for the Great Danes.

Shawan Lewis tallied 3.5 sacks and forced two fumble in the win, with Donny Jones and Jeremiah Pruitt combining for 14 tackles, 3.0 stops for loss.

LEADING THE CAMELS
Campbell quarterback Kamden Sixkiller ranks among the FCS' top-20 in 10 different statistical categories, including second in passing yards (2,620). The Norman, Okla. native became the first Campbell QB to pass for 20 touchdowns in a season during last week's game, and is poised to reset the school single-season passing yards mark this week, and could set the school's single-season passing yards mark with his next completion.

Sixkiller has distributed touchdown passes to 11 different Campbell receivers, already a school single season record, with nine Camels owning 100 or more receiving yards on the year, also a single season record, including 532 yards on 39 catches with five touchdowns for Jyron Waiters. JJ Cowan, meanwhile, has rushed for a team-high 601 yards with seven total touchdowns.

Defensively, Charles Battaglia has totaled 64 tackles, including 6.0 stops for loss, with a forced fumble, while AJ Benton has tallied 51 stops, including 2.5 sacks, an interception and four pass breakups.

CAMELS RANKED NO. 16/19 IN LATEST FCS POLLS
After suffering its first loss to an FCS opponent this season, Campbell moved to No. 16 in the Stats Perform FCS Top-25 Poll and No. 19 in the latest AFCA Coaches Poll. The Camels dropped four spots in both FCS polls after falling at then-No. 25 UAlbany 45-35 on the road. The loss ended Campbell's five-game winning streak.

The Fighting Camels have now been ranked in both the AFCA Coaches Poll and Stats Perform FCS Top-25 Poll for six consecutive weeks, and are 7-2 on the season with a 4-1 CAA mark.

CAA RACE HEATS UP
Heading into the final three weeks of the 2026 regular season, the CAA Football standings are as close as ever, with Monmouth, unbeaten in conference play, atop the table, and Campbell and UAlbany close behind with a single CAA loss each. The conference race, including the automatic qualifier to the FCS Playoffs, could come down to CAA tie breakers at the close of the regular season.

First-place Monmouth, which has won six in a row, hosts a North Carolina A&T squad that is on a three-game winning streak. UAlbany rides a four-game winning streak into Bryant, while Stony Brook heads to Campbell with both teams looking to rebound from close losses. Towson visits a Sacred Heart squad that has won its past four CAA contests, while Rhode Island and UNH meet for the 100th time and Elon returns home for the first time since Oct. 10 against Hampton.

SIXKILLER NEARS PROGRAM RECORDS
Kamden Sixkiller followed his record-setting single-game performance at Maine with another single-season record, becoming the first Camel to throw 20 touchdown passes in a season.

Sixkiller threw for 450 yards at Maine, setting a program record in the CAA victory.

With 2,620 yards so far this season, Sixkiller currently sits just behind former QB Hajj-Malik Williams' 2023 passing yards record of 2,622. Sixkiller also passed Williams' 2023 passing TDs record of 19 with a pair of scoring throws last week.

The Norman, Okla. native is third on the Campbell single-season charts with 200 points responsible for behind his own 2025 high of 224, and Williams' 2023 record of 235 points

Sixkiller also owns 2,822 yards of total offense, good for third on the Campbell single-season records behind Daniel Smith's 3,158 in 2017 and Williams' 2,877 in 2023, just passing his previous high of 2,686 in 2019.

CAMPBELL AMONG CAA LEADERS
In addition to several Camels ranking among the CAA and FCS leaders, Campbell is also among the league leaders in many team statistical categories.
The Fighting Camels lead the CAA in scoring offense (33.1 per game), total offense (461.4) and passing offense (304.7), while ranking second in first down offense (208 total) and team passing efficiency (148.2). The CU offense also ranks third in completion percentage (.670) and sacks allowed (1.4).
Defensively, the Camels are currently second in red zone defense (.714) and passes intercepted (9), while ranking third in rushing defense (116.3), third down defense (.368) and fumbles recovered (6).
On special teams, Campbell is second in kickoff return yardage (21.6) and third in net punting (36.2).

FIRST MODERN ERA PLAYER, MILTON BROWN HEADING TO CAMPBELL HALL OF FAME
Milton Brown is the first player from the school's modern football era to be inducted into the Campbell Athletics Hall of Fame.  A starting linebacker on the Fighting Camels' first four Division I (2008-11) teams, Brown ended his career with school records for the most tackles (269), unassisted tackles (124), assisted tackles (145), tackles for loss yardage (104), interception return touchdowns (2) and forced fumbles (6). He also ranked second in career sacks (9.5) and tackles for loss (22.5) plus third in fumble recoveries (2) and pass breakups (8) at the time of his graduation.

Brown was twice named to the All-Pioneer Football League team, including a first-team honor as a freshman in 2008. He still owns the team's single game record with three interceptions – two of which he returned for touchdowns – against Carthage College (9/27/08). He was named to Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd for his performance at Carthage, which came in the program's first win in the modern era. He was named the PFL Defensive Player of the Week (9/29/08) and he led the Campbell defense in tackles in a game 11 times.

Brown graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in December 2011.

Brown is one of six former Fighting Camel standouts plus a long-time University benefactor will be inducted this winter into the Campbell Athletics Hall of Fame. Joining Brown will be Eric Bergemann (men's track & field), Ashley Clark (women's soccer), Tonya Colwell (women's basketball), George Lehmann (men's basketball), Randy Yates (men's basketball) and Bob Barker (benefactor). The 2027 class will be enshrined on Saturday, Jan. 30 during ceremonies on campus.