BUIES CREEK — Campbell baseball concludes four-game road stretch traveling to William & Mary for a three-game set beginning on Thursday at Plumeri Park. All three games will be streamed on FloCollege and live stats will be available. 

Series Information  
Thursday, April 2 | 6:00 p.m. | FloCollege 
Campbell | RHP Camden Wimbish
William & Mary | RHP Zach Boyd

Friday, April 3 | 6:00 p.m. | FloCollege 
Campbell | RHP David Rossow
William & Mary | RHP Luke Calveric

Saturday, April 4 | 3:00 p.m. | FloCollege
Campbell | TBD
William & Mary | RHP Stephen Christopher

LAST TIME OUT 

• Campbell dropped a midweek thriller to sixth-ranked North Carolina in 14 innings on Tuesday night in Chapel Hill. 
• The Camels got out to an early lead 3-1 before North Carolina tied things up 4-4 in the eighth. The Tar Heels would walk it off in the 14th on a bases loaded RBI single. 
• The pitching staff combined to strikeout 18 for a new season high. 
• Trent Rumley went 3-for-6 including an RBI bases loaded walk.  
• The 14-inning contest was the longest game since the Camels competed in a 15-inning game on May 14, 1999 against Samford. 

SERIES HISTORY

• Campbell and North Carolina meet for the 54th time in program history. 
• The Tribe leads the overall series 15-13. 
• Campbell leads the CAA series 6-3. 
• The Camels swept William & Mary earlier in the season in Buies Creek.

A WIN WOULD...

• Be the 19th of the 2026 campaign 
• Be the 12th CAA win of the season
• Be the 44th win under head coach Chris Marx
• Be the 1,409th win in program history

CAA Player of the Week 

• Rumley made his first start since returning from injury in Campbell's sweep over College of Charleston. He went 5-for-8 (.625) at the plate with including four extra-base hits (three doubles, homer), five RBI, and four runs scored. He went 3-for-3 including a three-run home run, two runs scored, and sac fly in game one against Charleston. He doubled and drove in two in Saturday's 6-3 win and added another double in a 3-2 triumph on Sunday. Rumley also walked four times for a .714 on base percentage.

CAA Rookie of the Week 

• Lugo batted .400 (6-15) with a pair of doubles, four runs scored and three RBI's in Campbell's 4-0 week. The freshman went 2-for-4 and scored twice as the Camels knocked off #14 NC State. He extended his hitting streak to 13 with hits in each game of the sweep of Charleston, including a 2-for-5 outing with two RBI's on Saturday. Lugo also walked six times for a .571 on base percentage. The weekly honor is the freshman's second of the season as he was tabbed CAA Rookie of the Week on March 16. 

CAA RANKS

• Campbell pitching is second in the CAA posting a 4.72 ERA. 
• The offense is third in the conference with a .276 batting average. 
• Trent Rumley is second in on base percentage (.527) and OPS (1.096). 
• Joey Morton leads the conference with seven home runs and six sacrifice flies. 
• Joe Simpson leads with 24 stolen bases and has drawn the second most walks (26). 

CARLOS CONNECTS

• Carlos Lugo rides a 14-game hitting streak and leads the squad with 11 multi-hit performances. 
• The freshman leads the team with a .333 batting average and is second on the team with 34 hits and 8 doubles. 

HIT FOR THE CYCLE

• Redshirt senior Jonah Oster hit for the cycle in Sunday's matchup at Towson. Oster opened with a home run in the third inning before registering a single in the fourth, double in the sixth, and completed history with a triple in the eighth. 
• Oster becomes the first player to hit for the cycle since Dan Krause on Feb. 13, 1999 against Marshall.

TRIPLE THREAT

• Joey Morton, Jonah Oster, and Jett Music have combined to hit 19 of the Camels 35 home runs. 
• Morton leads the CAA with seven home runs while Oster and Music are right behind with six. 

RUN-RULE FASHION

• Campbell currently has five run-rule victories over the last 12 games and outscored its opponents 111-39 in that frame. 
• The Camels have only been run-ruled once this season 13-3 (7) at Troy on Feb. 20. 

ONE HITTER

• The Campbell pitching staff allowed just one hit against #16 Coastal Carolina (3/17) 
• The staff allowed the fewest hits in a single game since the Camels 8-0 victory on May 15, 2021 against USC Upstate. 

SWIPING BAGS

• Campbell currently ranks 15th in the country with 77 stolen bases on the season. 
• Joe Simpson ranks fourth in the country in stolen bases with 24 in 25 attempts. 
• Simpson tied the single game program record with five stolen bases against William & Mary (3/8).

UP NEXT

• The Camels host UNCG on Tuesday, April 14 at 6 p.m. at Jim Perry Stadium. The game will be streamed on FloCollege.