CAMPBELL FIGHTING CAMELS MEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Campbell University's men's tennis program competes as part of the Coastal Athletic Association within NCAA Division I-FCS, representing the Buies Creek, North Carolina campus founded in 1887. The Fighting Camels operate from a student-athlete body drawn from the university's 5,000-student enrollment, competing during the spring season alongside other CAA conference opponents. As a mid-major program, Campbell maintains competitive parity within its conference structure while balancing the demands of collegiate athletics with the academic mission of a private university established over 135 years ago.

Coaching leadership guides the roster through a rigorous conference schedule that defines the spring tennis season in the NCAA Division I landscape. The program's home facility provides the venue for matches against conference rivals and non-conference opponents throughout the competitive calendar. Campbell's participation in the Coastal Athletic Association places the Camels within a conference featuring institutions across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern regions, with regular competition against schools of comparable enrollment and athletic resource levels.

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COASTAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• College of Charleston (South Carolina) College of Charleston (South Carolina)
• Drexel Dragons
• Elon Phoenix
• Hampton Pirates
• Hofstra Pride
• Monmouth Hawks
• North Carolina A&T State North Carolina A&T State
• Northeastern Huskies
• Stony Brook Stony Brook
• Towson Tigers
• North Carolina Wilmington Seahawks
• William & Mary William & Mary

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