CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – Lady Tigers seek to rally back as the visit the Tigers of Georgetown College on Saturday for a 6 p.m. ET tilt.
 
LAST TIME OUT

• On Wednesday's meeting with Thomas More, the Lady Tigers dropped a double overtime nail biter, 2-1.
• Campbellsville fell behind early as Ryann Meddings capitalized on a 13^thminute PK following a foul in the box.
• CU was unable to generate steady offensive production, only managing to put up five shots throughout the first half of play.
• The Lady Tigers were able to get on the board, however, as Sarah Johnston recorded her first career goal cross from Lakin Walls.
• This 1-1 draw held until the 108^thminute when Ryann Meddings was once again able to exploit a Lady Tiger foul, finishing the game with a golden goal on a free kick.

 
SCOUTING GEORGETOWN

• In fifteen games this season, the Tigers hold a record of 7-8 being 3-3 in the Mid-South Conference.
• GC is in the midst of a three-game win streak after shutting out Life, Shawnee State, and Pikeville in their last three matches.
• Libby Miller has been able to be much of the offense for Georgetown as she leads the team with 11 goals on 34 shots on goal.
• Miller has helped lead Georgetown to a 16^thoverall ranking in shots on goal per game, averaging 11.53 as a team.
• Megan Martin has been the main keeper for GC, recording 80 saves, averaging 5.71 per game.

 
HISTORY VS THE TIGERS

• In 17 meetings since 2005, Campbellsville holds a record of 6-9-2 with Georgetown.
• Their last meeting came on Oct. 24 of last season as CU took down GC 4-1.
• In this match, CU outshot the Tigers 22-7 and were able to capitalize on a pair of goals from Lakin Walls, as well as goals from Molly Hall and Emma Nilsson.

 
AROUND THE MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE

• Campbellsville enters Saturday's game with a 3-2 record in conference play, which seats them at fourth in the MSC standings.
• Georgetown holds a 3-3 record and are sixth in the standings.
• Lindsey Wilson and the University of the Cumberlands are both still undefeated in the conference to sit atop the board.
• Jessie Bryson, the CU goal leader, also leads the MSC in total goals with 10 on the season.

 
Following their last road game of the season, Campbellsville will return home to play the 8^th ranked Blue Raiders of Lindsey Wilson in the Battle of Highway 55 on Oct. 30 at 6 p.m. ET.