CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — Like earlier this week in three separate battles with rival Lindsey Wilson College, No. 4 Campbellsville men's wrestling kicks off yet another trio of events with Cumberland University in a span of two days.
 
The Tigers host the Phoenix on Friday night in the Wrestling Facility for their final Mid-South Conference dual before the NAIA East Regional/MSC Championship on Feb. 18. CU basketball will then travel to Lebanon, Tenn. on Saturday for a pair of MSC games.
 
Campbellsville will also honor its four seniors tonight – Brandon Pledger, Shawn McGhee, Justin Brown and Terrell Moore. The senior night ceremonies will start at approximately 6:50 p.m. ET with the dual scheduled for 7 p.m. Fans can follow live video on the CU Sports Network at the link above.
 
Campbellsville is coming off a 20-15 victory over No. 7 Lindsey Wilson on Tuesday night and boasts a dual record of 15-7 overall and 6-2 inside the conference. CU has its sights on another MSC regular season title but needs Southeastern and/or Reinhardt to pull upsets over Lindsey Wilson and for Cumberlands to fall at Cumberland University.
 
University of the Cumberlands boasts a 7-1 MSC record to sit atop the standings and is followed by Lindsey Wilson at 5-1 and Life University at 7-2. Campbellsville and Cumberland are sitting at fourth and fifth, respectively.
 
Tonight, though, Campbellsville has to focus on the Phoenix who bring in a No. 18 ranking. The two programs have already met once this season at the NWCA National Duals but the Tigers pulled out a 26-13 victory.
 
CU enters the conference dual with six ranked grapplers – No. 1 Chuck Sharon (184), No. 2 Adrian Campasano (124), No. 3 Jaedin Sklapsky (149), No. 12 Justin Brown, No. 13 Jayce Carr, and No. 15 Terrell Moore (285).
 
Cumberland has five ranked student-athletes led by No. 5 Sammy Rosario at 133. Kyle Delaune ranks seventh at 184, while Nate Croley ranks ninth at 157 and Brandon Weber ranks 12^th at 141. Rounding out the Phoenix is No. 16 Orlando Nawade at 174.
 
Anticipated lineups:
Campbellsville (15-7, 6-2 MSC)
125 – Adrian Camposno or Michael Beets
133 – Aaron Rugnao
141 – Jayce Carr
149 – Jaedin Sklapsky
157 – Michael Diemer or Donnie Beyer
165 - L.J. Henderson
174 – Justin Brown
184 – Chuck Sharon
197 – Tyler Rowland
285 – Nate Jackson or Terrell Moore
 
Cumberland (12-4, 5-2 MSC)
125 – Sean Nguyen
133 – Josh Elpers
141 – Austin Meyn
149 – Evan Cole
157 – Nate Croley
165 – John Oliveiri or Peter Donchev
174 – Orlando Nawade
184 – Kyle Delaune
197 – Matt Carroll
285 – Tommie Turner or John Floyd