Elon hosts Campbell for a two-match CAA series Friday and Saturday, its final home conference series of the regular season. The Phoenix will honor three seniors on Saturday as they look to build on a recent road split with UNCW and gain ground in a tight conference race.

By the Numbers
  • Elon is 10-12 overall and 7-5 in CAA play; Campbell is 10-11 and 6-4.
  • Campbell leads the all-time series 15-5 and has won 3 of the past 4 matchups.
  • Elon’s three seniors have combined for 293 matches, 1,371 kills, 452 blocks, 895 digs and 1,742 points.
  • Matches: Friday, Oct. 30, at 6 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 31, at 3 p.m.
Yes, But

Elon has momentum in conference play, winning 7 of its last 10 CAA matches, but Campbell arrives on a four-match winning streak and is the defending conference tournament champion. The Phoenix’s recent history against the Camels is a challenge: Elon’s lone win over Campbell since it joined the CAA came at home in 2024.

State of Play
  • Elon split last weekend’s series at UNCW, losing Friday before sweeping Saturday’s match.
  • The Phoenix has four regular-season conference matches left and has already exceeded its CAA win total from each of the past two seasons.
  • Campbell and Towson are tied at 6-4 in league play, just ahead of Elon in the standings.
What’s Next

After the Campbell series, Elon travels to N.C. A&T on Nov. 6-7 for its final CAA series of the regular season.

Bottom Line

Elon’s final home conference series brings a chance to make a statement in the CAA race—and a tough test against a surging rival—while honoring its graduating seniors.