Preview: Towson Tigers at Campbell Fightin’ Camels LILLINGTON, N.C. (Interstat) — A pivotal late-season Colonial Athletic Association women’s basketball matchup unfolds Friday when the Campbell Fightin’ Camels host the Towson Tigers at the John W. Pope, Jr. Convocation Center. Campbell (17-10 overall) enters with the stronger record, but Towson (15-12) seeks a season sweep after a narrow 57-54 home victory over the Fightin’ Camels on Jan. 2. That result adds a layer of urgency for the hosts in the rematch. The Tigers are coming off a 73-68 home win over Stony Brook on Sunday, fueled by a 25-point performance from standout guard India Johnston. Johnston has been on a scoring tear, averaging 19.1 points over her last eight games, including a 31-point outing at William & Mary on Feb. 15. Her playmaking will be central to Towson’s hopes on the road. Campbell aims to rebound from a 68-54 loss at Elon last Friday. In that defeat, guard Olivia Tucker kept the Fightin’ Camels competitive with a game-high 23 points. Tucker has been a consistent offensive threat, scoring in double figures in four of her last six contests. Both teams have experienced recent inconsistency within conference play. Towson has alternated wins and losses over its past six games. Campbell had a three-game winning streak snapped by the loss to Elon. The matchup features contrasting momentum, with Towson arriving off a victory and Campbell looking to correct course on its home floor. The Fightin’ Camels hold a slight edge in the standings, but the Tigers’ earlier head-to-head win ensures this contest carries significant weight for postseason positioning. Tip-off is set for Friday, Feb. 27, 2026. Campbell’s next game is Sunday at College of Charleston. Towson’s next outing is March 5 at Monmouth.