CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – On Tuesday, the Lady Tigers will travel Lebanon, Tenn. to matchup with Cumberland University at 8 p.m. ET. 
 
This match begins a tough string of conference matches for the Lady Tigers as they will play three straight matches inside the Mid-South Conference, playing the top three teams in the conference.
 
Campbellsville's comeback over the Cumberlands

• Facing a two set deficit, an electric crowd and four Lady Tigers with double digit kill performances powered CU to a much needed comeback to pick up a huge Mid-South Conference win.
• After dropping the first two sets, 25-23 and 27-25, the Lady Tigers had their backs against the wall after the were down to their final point.
• Nonetheless, the Lady Tigers captured the set and rode the momentum into set four and five, to win the match.
• The Lady Tigers were led by Kymbra Kirby and Sonia Flendrich as Kirby was able to tally 14 kills and four aces, and Flendrich had 13 kills and five aces.

 
Quick glance into the Phoenix's season

• Fifteen games into their 2019 campaign, the Phoenix sit at an overall record of 10-5 and 2-0 inside conference play. 
• In Cumberland's last match, they were able to pick up a win over the 3^rdranked Park University in five sets.
• Cumberland has also split two matches against Reinhardt University, who is in the receiving votes section in the latest NAIA poll.
• Statistically, the Phoenix have a trio of attackers with over 110 kills. The team is led by Mikayla Wickham (127), Masa Nalovic (117), and Lyssette Serna (114).

 
Lady Tiger history against the Phoenix

• Since 2005, the Lady Tigers have played 22 matches against the Phoenix and are undefeated in those meetings.
• Last season, Campbellsville was able to outduel the Phoenix 3-2 and 3-1 in their two meetings.
• In their last match, Campbellsville's four set win was powered by a 16 kill performance from Sonia Flendrich.

 
Conference standings heading in Tuesday

• Entering Tuesday, Cumberland University and Thomas More are the only two teams that remain undefeated in conference play.
• The Phoenix are currently in second place in the standings with a 2-0 conference record.
• The Lady Tigers have fallen back to sixth after falling to 2-2 inside conference play.

 
Tuesday's match against the Phoenix is the lone match on the week for the Lady Tigers. They will have a week break before traveling to Lindsey Wilson for the Battle of Highway 55 on September 24^that 7 p.m. ET.