"It is nice to get a win and build on these records, and to get a win for our seniors," CU head coach Thom Jones said.

The Lady Tigers came out firing from the start, as Megan Campbell looked to assist Audra Hockenberger for CU's first goal, however the shot missed off the inside left post. It was the first of two shots off the post by the freshman and the first of at least 10 solid scoring opportunities for CU in the half.

Campbellsville scored its first goal off a Cassie Yannelli corner kick in the eighth minute with a header by Bailey McDonough.

Yannelli and Jessica Ralph each had scoring opportunities in the 25^th minute to distance the game, but both shots inside the 18 were altered by defenders. Yennelli also fired a rocket into the gut of Bethel goalkeeper Jessica Coates in the 33^rd minute and had another strong shot saved in the 41^st minute. Coates finished with eight saves in the game.

The Lady Tiger defense held Bethel without a shot on goal until 13 seconds left in the first half. While the shot attempt by Deslyan Langeigne was stopped by CU goalkeeper Brandie Hagerman, the Wildcats' momentum carried over into the second half. Alison Duke struck quickly to start the second half into the hands of Hagerman, her second of five saves in the game.

Bethel worked to even the possession in the second half, collecting eight second-half shots to Campbellsville's 10. In addition to Hagerman's four second-half saves, the Wildcats main opportunity to even the score came with about five minutes left to play, when senior Jessica Hupp made a sliding tackle to wipe out a potential one-on-one for the Wildcats.

"I was the last defender and knew I had to get there. If I hadn't, then there was a good chance she may score and it would have been a completely different game," Hupp said.

Campbellsville finally found its insurance goal in the final minute, final second to be exact, as Campbell struck a diving header off Yannelli's corner kick to make the final 2-0.

"Bethel really wasn't pressuring us anymore. I wanted Cassie to hurry it and I was able to get a head on it," said Campbell, who extended her scoring streak to eight games. "I'm hoping to keep scoring, but I mainly want to do what I can to help us win."

The goal gives Campbell her 13^th of the season, tying Laura Swencki's mark in 2009 for the most single-season goals by a player in Jones' four years as head coach.

Prior to the game, CU seniors Brittany Halcomb, Hupp and Brittany Spicer were honored. Hupp, who is hoping to serve as the Lady Tigers' graduate assistant in 2011, said the season has not been what it could have been because of some close games that slipped away, but "we still have time to come back and leave a mark and finish where we want to be, which is first in the Mid-South Conference Tournament."

CU will open its play in the MSC Tournament Saturday, Nov. 6, as it hosts Shawnee State University in the MSC quarterfinals at 5 p.m. ET in Finley Stadium.