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Wrestling announces 2026-27 schedule

BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell wrestling and head coach TJ Dudley announced the program's 2026-27 schedule Wednesday afternoon. Dudley enters his second season at the helm. The schedule includes one Big 10 contest, one Pac-12 bout, two ACC matchups and seven home duals.

"We are excited about the schedule we've put together this season," Dudley said. "It gives our guys opportunities to challenge themselves against high-level competition throughout the year while continuing to grow and prepare for March."

Campbell opens the season at the Southeast Open in Roanoke, Va., on Nov. 1. The Camels host Northern Colorado on Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. for their first home dual of the season before returning to tournament action at the Life Open in Marietta, Ga., on Nov. 21.

The Camels begin SoCon competition on the road against Appalachian State in Boone, N.C., on Dec. 10. 

Campbell closes the calendar year with a pair of duals against Power Four opponents in Lincoln, Neb. The Camels face Nebraska on Dec. 19 before taking on Virginia on Dec. 20.

The new year begins with back-to-back tournaments, as Campbell competes at the Southern Scuffle in Chattanooga, Tenn., on Jan. 2-3 and the F&M Open in Lancaster, Pa., on Jan. 9.

The Camels return home on Jan. 24 to host George Mason. Campbell then welcomes SoCon opponent VMI on Jan. 29 before traveling to The Citadel for a conference dual on Jan. 31. They close the month with a road SoCon bout against The Citadel on Jan. 31.

On Feb. 5, Campbell will host a quad meet, facing off against Presbyterian, Bellarmine and Air Force.

The Camels return to the road for a pair of SoCon duals, facing Gardner-Webb on Feb. 12 and Chattanooga on Feb. 13. Campbell concludes conference competition at home against Davidson on Feb. 19 before closing the regular season at North Carolina on Feb. 20 in Chapel Hill.

Postseason competition begins March 5-6 at the SoCon Championships in Asheville, N.C.

"We're looking forward to competing in a different way this year, especially with several opportunities to do just that here at home in front of the Campbell community and exemplify what it means to be TOUGH," Dudley said.

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