MCKENZIE, Tenn. – The Tigers earned a key Mid-South Conference road victory Thursday, firing on all cylinders offensively, defeating the Bethel Wildcats in four sets (25-18, 29-31, 25-12, 25-17).

• Campbellsville's offense was explosive, with four players reaching double-digit kills and the team posting an impressive .313 hitting percentage.
• Brooke Hager led the offensive charge with incredible efficiency, recording 16 kills on just 25 attempts with only one error for a .600 hitting percentage.
• After dropping a marathon second set 31-29, the Tigers responded with authority, dominating the third set with a 25-12 victory.
• Elif Akcivi and Emily Aabye each contributed 15 kills, while setter Kati Vest orchestrated the attack with 54 assists.
• The Tigers improve their conference standing and will be back in action tomorrow against Freed-Hardeman University, with the first serve set for 7 p.m. ET.

The Tigers of Campbellsville rolled through Bethel University in four sets Thursday night to secure their first conference road win of the season.

In the opening set, Bethel struck first, but a quick kill from Brooke Hager swung momentum back to Campbellsville. Behind Kati Vest's fast-paced offense and a service ace of her own helped the Tigers build a 14-9 run that forced a Bethel timeout. The set concluded with an attack error by the Wildcats, resulting in a 25–18 win.

The Wildcats came out strong in the second, showing a scrappy defense. Although Elif Akcivi notched an early kill and Campbellsville held the lead most of the way, Bethel tied things at 24. Despite two late kills from Vest to extend the set, the Wildcats outlasted the Tigers in extra points, 31–29, evening the match at one set apiece.

Determined to bounce back, Campbellsville dominated the third. Madi Hawley fired off a service ace to spark an early run, while Hager and Emily Aabye chipped in kills. Akcivi continued her offensive presence, and Maddie Pennington's back-row defense anchored the Tigers as they cruised to a 25–12 win.

In the fourth, Aabye struck early with a kill, and Sophie Hill followed with a block, forcing a Bethel timeout at 3–0. Campbellsville's energy carried through the set as Akcivi led the attack. After two late aces from Akcivi pushed the lead to 22-15, a final kill from Emily Aabye sealed the deal, closing the match 25–17.