Pirates Conclude Non-Conference Play Against Campbell on Sunday

Game 13: East Carolina (7-5) vs. Campbell (7-5)
Date	Sunday, December 21
Time	1:00 p.m. (ET)
Location	Greenville, N.C. (Minges Coliseum)
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Game Notes	East Carolina \| Campbell
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GREENVILLE, N.C. – The East Carolina women's basketball team wraps up its non-conference slate with a home tilt against Campbell at 1 p.m. on Sunday.

Tickets are still available for purchase and for those unable to attend, game will be available for streaming on ESPN+ with Evan Budrovich, Brittany Hoyt and Matison Little on the call.

Last Time Out
The Pirates used a 17-2 run to close the third quarter to turn a close game into a blowout in an 80-59 victory over Wofford on Wednesday. The team went on to lead by as many as 23 points in the fourth quarter. ECU was led for the third straight game by Taylor Barner who poured in 30 points with five made threes and a perfect 7-7 effort from the foul line. The game had gone back and forth for some time but Barner used a 7-0 run of her own in the third quarter to key the ECU run to put the game away.

Scouting Campbell
The Camels enter the game with a 7-5 record and a three-game winning streak after a trio of home wins culminating with a 68-63 result over Norfolk State. On the year, Jasmine Felton and Ciara Alexander are neck-and-neck in scoring at 11.8 and 11.3 points per game, respectively, while Jasmine Nivar also posts double-figure storing at 10.8 points per game. Felton and Alexander also lead the group in rebounding with a combined 13.6 boards per game. As a group, Campbell is holding its opponents to just 56.2 points per game with a scoring margin of nearly a dozen. The team ranks 49th nationally in field goal percentage defense with opponents shooting just 35.6 percent on the year while on the offensive end, the Camels rank 18th in the NCAA in offensive rebounding with 16.2 offensive boards per game.

Series History
The Pirates and Camels have met 39 times since their first meeting back in 1970. ECU holds a 33-6 series lead with the most recent meeting coming in 2021, a 76-66 win in Greenville. Taniyah Thompson led the Pirates in scoring that day with a game-high 19 points while Faith Price paced Campbell with 17 points in the game.

ECU versus...
ECU is 144-59 all time against current members of the CAA and 13-4 in the McNeill era.

ECU is 222-150 all time against schools from the state of North Carolina and 16-10 in the McNeill era.

Scoring Superlatives
With her 30 points against Wofford, Taylor Barner became the first ECU freshman since at least 1975-76 to record multiple 30-point games in a season.

Weekly Honors
Senior forward Keanna Rembert earned American Conference Weekly Honorable mention nod after posting 19 points on 7-11 from the field and five rebounds against UNC Asheville.

National Rankings
Through 10 games, the Pirates rank 27th in free throws made per game (16.17) and 33rd in the NCAA in turnover margin (+6.50). Individually, Kennedy Fauntleroy ranks 17th in the nation in steals with 36.

Wofford Game Notables

Four of five ECU starters scored before the game's first media timeout.
ECU ended the third quarter on a 17-2 run to lead 60-44 going into the final frame.
ECU led by as many as 23 in the fourth quarter.
Taylor Barner scored in double figures off the bench for the sixth time this season.
Barner scored 30 points for the second time this season. She is the first freshman since at least 1975-76 with multiple 30-point games.
ECU had three-or-more scorers in double figures for the sixth time in 12 games.
ECU shot 49.1 percent from the field in the game and are now 7-0 when shooting a better percentage than their opponent.
ECU has made multiple three pointers in 19 consecutive games dating back to Feb. 15, 2025 vs. Charlotte

At the Helm
2025-26 is the Pirates' seventh under the tutelage of Kim McNeill. The program has an 91-97 record under her leadership.

Reclaim
Each season the Pirates choose an important word, meaningful to the team, to put on the back of their practice jerseys. In 2025-26, the team chose the word "Reclaim", signifying the group's goals after a turbulent 2024-25 of returning to their roots as a defensive minded team, getting back to their standards as role models in the community and striving for excellence in the classroom.

Pirates Conclude Non-Conference Play Against Campbell on Sunday

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