
11/10/2026 10:30:00 AM | Women's Basketball
RADFORD, Va. – The Radford women's basketball team takes on a familiar foe in non-conference play, taking on Campbell for the 49th time on Wednesday in Buies Creek, North Carolina.
GAME INFO
Opponent: Campbell Fighting Camels
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 11th at 6:00 p.m.
Location: Gilbert Craig Gore Arena at the John W. Pope, Jr. Convocation Center
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LAST TIME OUT
The Highlanders came up short after a rough second half on Saturday at EKU, falling 65-56. EKU's Luna Ueda had 16 points to lead all scorers. The Colonels outscored Radford by a dozen in the third quarter to grab the lead back. They also did not allow the Highlanders to cut the deficit within a pos session in the fourth quarter. Radford made just 12 of 33 attempts from inside the paint (36 percent). Georgia Simonsen led Radford in scoring for the first time this season, adding 13 points with seven rebounds. She scored 9 of her baker's dozen in the second half. Angelina Nice added her first collegiate double-double, scoring 10 points with a game-high 14 rebounds. It's also her most rebounds in a collegiate game. EKU finished with 14 steals to Radford's eight and won the turnover battle 23-16. The Colonels shot just 10-23 from the free throw line (.435) yet still won. Needing to score eight points to reach 1,000 in her career, Kirsten Lewis Williams reached the milestone at the free throw line in the final minute.
ABOUT THE FIGHTING CAMELS
Campbell was picked 12th out of 13 teams in the preseason CAA coaches poll. They are searching for the first win in the Ali Jaques era after starting 0-3. The Fighting Camels were overpowered by the Wildcats on Sunday. They trailed 48-13 at half in the 80-43 loss. No. 25 NC State also cruised past Campbell last Wednesday in front of 4,912 fans at the Reynolds Coliseum. The Fighting Camels have been led by returning junior Jasmine Felton in the early going. The Elizabeth City, N.C. native is averaging 14.0 ppg with 6.0 rpg and six steals so far.
THE HISTORY BOOK
Radford is 33-15 against Campbell. The Highlanders won the last contest, 66-61, at the Dedmon Center on February 25, 2023. Head Coach Mike McGuire has won 14 of 20 meetings against Campbell. Through the first six seasons of Big South play, Radford and Campbell played each other in the tournament championship game (1987-92). The programs have combined for 602 Big South wins (384 Radford, 218 Campbell). Radford and Campbell met seven times in the Big South Tournament championship, including each of the first six (1987-92). The Highlanders were victorious in six of seven, including Radford's most recent conference tournament title (2019). It's the most common championship matchup in Big South history.
A NICE START
Angelina Nice recorded her first dou ble-double as a Highlander, scoring 10 points with 14 rebounds on Saturday at EKU. She also tied for the team lead with 12 points vs. Clemson and had a career-best 25 points vs. Bluefield last week. The junior also had a hot start to the season in 2025-26, scoring a then career best 23 points vs. Loyola on Nov. 11 and was Radford's representative on the Cleveland State Invite All-Tournament Team as part of the Thanksgiving MTE. Nice is also Radford's first Kay Yow Cancer Fund Servant Leader, which rec ognizes student-athletes who put others first in their communities, teams, and on campus. After joining the program as a walk-on her freshman year, the Round Hill, Va. native has played in 64 games and made 11 starts.
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GAME INFO
Opponent: Campbell Fighting Camels
Date/Time: Wednesday, November 11th at 6:00 p.m.
Location: Gilbert Craig Gore Arena at the John W. Pope, Jr. Convocation Center
FOLLOW THE ACTION
Watch live on FloSports
Listen to all games live with Tom Purvis on 103.5 FM
Follow along with Live Stats
LAST TIME OUT
The Highlanders came up short after a rough second half on Saturday at EKU, falling 65-56. EKU's Luna Ueda had 16 points to lead all scorers. The Colonels outscored Radford by a dozen in the third quarter to grab the lead back. They also did not allow the Highlanders to cut the deficit within a pos session in the fourth quarter. Radford made just 12 of 33 attempts from inside the paint (36 percent). Georgia Simonsen led Radford in scoring for the first time this season, adding 13 points with seven rebounds. She scored 9 of her baker's dozen in the second half. Angelina Nice added her first collegiate double-double, scoring 10 points with a game-high 14 rebounds. It's also her most rebounds in a collegiate game. EKU finished with 14 steals to Radford's eight and won the turnover battle 23-16. The Colonels shot just 10-23 from the free throw line (.435) yet still won. Needing to score eight points to reach 1,000 in her career, Kirsten Lewis Williams reached the milestone at the free throw line in the final minute.
ABOUT THE FIGHTING CAMELS
Campbell was picked 12th out of 13 teams in the preseason CAA coaches poll. They are searching for the first win in the Ali Jaques era after starting 0-3. The Fighting Camels were overpowered by the Wildcats on Sunday. They trailed 48-13 at half in the 80-43 loss. No. 25 NC State also cruised past Campbell last Wednesday in front of 4,912 fans at the Reynolds Coliseum. The Fighting Camels have been led by returning junior Jasmine Felton in the early going. The Elizabeth City, N.C. native is averaging 14.0 ppg with 6.0 rpg and six steals so far.
THE HISTORY BOOK
Radford is 33-15 against Campbell. The Highlanders won the last contest, 66-61, at the Dedmon Center on February 25, 2023. Head Coach Mike McGuire has won 14 of 20 meetings against Campbell. Through the first six seasons of Big South play, Radford and Campbell played each other in the tournament championship game (1987-92). The programs have combined for 602 Big South wins (384 Radford, 218 Campbell). Radford and Campbell met seven times in the Big South Tournament championship, including each of the first six (1987-92). The Highlanders were victorious in six of seven, including Radford's most recent conference tournament title (2019). It's the most common championship matchup in Big South history.
A NICE START
Angelina Nice recorded her first dou ble-double as a Highlander, scoring 10 points with 14 rebounds on Saturday at EKU. She also tied for the team lead with 12 points vs. Clemson and had a career-best 25 points vs. Bluefield last week. The junior also had a hot start to the season in 2025-26, scoring a then career best 23 points vs. Loyola on Nov. 11 and was Radford's representative on the Cleveland State Invite All-Tournament Team as part of the Thanksgiving MTE. Nice is also Radford's first Kay Yow Cancer Fund Servant Leader, which rec ognizes student-athletes who put others first in their communities, teams, and on campus. After joining the program as a walk-on her freshman year, the Round Hill, Va. native has played in 64 games and made 11 starts.
STAY SOCIAL WITH RADFORD WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
For all the latest on Radford women's basketball, be sure to follow the team on X (@Radford_WBB), Instagram (@radford_wbb), and "like" the team's official Facebook page (Radford Women's Basketball).
#RiseAndDefend
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