BUIES CREEK, N.C – No. 6 Duke (29-12) fell to Campbell (26-13), 18-4, on Tuesday evening at Jim Perry Stadium in seven innings. Graduate Ben Miller extended his hitting streak to 18 games, singling in the top of the third inning.
 
Junior David Boisvert worked a clean inning for the Blue Devils in relief, striking out the side. Freshman Sam Harris tallied his first collegiate hit in the top of the seventh, legging out an infield single.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Campbell opened the scoring in the bottom of the first, 2-0.
• The Camels added to the lead in the bottom of the second, 7-0.
• Campbell added to the lead in the bottom of the third, 12-0.
• Devin Obee hit a sacrifice fly to center field to score Logan Bravo from third in the top of the fourth inning, 12-1.
• Campbell added to the lead in the bottom of the fourth, 15-1.
• Noah Murray scored on a wild pitch in the top of the fifth. Andrew Yu hit a sacrifice fly to center field to score Chad Knight from third. Harrison Rodgers scored on a wild pitch, 15-4.
• The Camels added to their lead in the bottom of the sixth inning, 18-4.

 
NOTES 

• Graduate Ben Miller extended his hitting streak to 18 games on Tuesday, singling in the third inning.
• Freshman Sam Harris tallied his first collegiate hit against Campbell, legging out an infield single.
• Junior David Boisvert worked a clean inning on Tuesday, striking out the side.

 
QUOTES 

• "We came in a little thin on the mound and Campbell swung it really well. We have been pushing hard and have been on the road seven of the last eight games, so we are going to push like crazy this weekend and then reset next week." – Head coach Chris Pollard on his thoughts on tonight.

 
UP NEXT

• Duke returns to the friendly confines of Jack Coombs Field for a three-game set against No. 10 Florida State. First pitch on Friday is scheduled for 6 p.m.

 
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