CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — Campbellsville University remained No. 10 in the final STADIONIC NAIA Football National Selection Committee Top 15, released Monday following the Fighting Tigers' 8-1 regular season.

Campbellsville completed its schedule Saturday with a 24-21 Homecoming victory over Georgetown College at Finley Stadium. The Tigers rushed for 259 yards and stopped Georgetown on two scoring opportunities during the final two minutes to secure their fifth consecutive victory.

The Tigers finished 4-0 at home, 4-1 on the road, and 3-1 in Mid-South Conference play. Their lone loss came at No. 9 Lindsey Wilson University, which shares the top position in the conference standings and holds the head-to-head advantage over Campbellsville.

Campbellsville outscored its opponents 349-136 during the regular season, averaging 38.8 points per game and allowing 15.1. The Tigers held four opponents to 10 points or fewer and limited five to no more than 14.

The offense generated 4,244 yards and averaged 471.6 per game. Campbellsville rushed for 2,091 yards and 22 touchdowns while passing for 2,153 yards and 23 scores. The Tigers averaged 7.1 yards per play, including 6.2 per rushing attempt and 14.1 per completion.

Quarterback Justyce Law accounted for 2,315 yards of total offense and 23 touchdowns. Law completed 127 of 215 passes for 1,820 yards and 15 touchdowns while rushing for a team-high 495 yards and eight scores.

Campbellsville's ground game featured five players with at least 250 rushing yards. Dionte Jones gained 392 yards at 9.8 yards per carry, while Archelaus Smith rushed for 333 yards in three appearances and averaged 8.8 yards per attempt. Elijah Robb added 302 yards and four touchdowns, and Jeremy Smith contributed 266 yards and three scores.

Troy Oliver led the receiving corps with 29 catches for 487 yards, averaging 16.8 yards per reception. Ashton Auker recorded 366 receiving yards and three touchdowns, while Easton Barlow added 328 yards and three scores. Solomon Stonebraker averaged 20.2 yards per catch and scored three touchdowns.

Defensively, Campbellsville held opponents to 289.7 yards per game and 4.4 yards per play. The Tigers allowed 107.8 rushing yards per contest and seven passing touchdowns while recording 60 tackles for loss, 23 sacks, and 13 interceptions.

Tyler Ballard led Campbellsville with 50 tackles and seven tackles for loss. Jerrod Johnson finished with 41 tackles, two interceptions, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery, while Josh Labelah added 33 tackles, two interceptions, and a forced fumble.

The Tigers finished the regular season with a plus-10 turnover margin, forcing 19 takeaways while committing nine turnovers. Campbellsville intercepted 13 passes and recovered six fumbles, while its offense threw five interceptions and lost four fumbles.

College of Idaho regained the No. 1 ranking, followed by St. Thomas University, Benedictine College, Morningside University, and Montana Tech. Lindsey Wilson remained ninth, one position ahead of Campbellsville.

Campbellsville has completed its regular-season schedule and remains tied with Lindsey Wilson atop the Mid-South standings. The Tigers await Lindsey Wilson's regular-season finale against University of the Cumberlands, with the Blue Raiders holding the head-to-head tiebreaker.

The NAIA will announce the final Area Rating Committee standings and the 2026 NAIA Football Championship Series field Sunday, Nov. 16. A position in the selection committee poll does not guarantee qualification or selection to the national postseason.
 

TREND	RANK	LAST	INSTITUTION	RECORD
▲	1	2	College of Idaho	9-0
▼	2	1	St. Thomas (Fla.)	10-0
●	3	3	Benedictine (Kan.)	10-1
●	4	4	Morningside (Iowa)	9-1
●	5	5	Montana Tech	9-1
●	6	6	Marian (Ind.)	9-1
●	7	7	Indiana Wesleyan	9-1
●	8	8	Grand View (Iowa)	9-1
●	9	9	Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)	8-2
●	10	10	Campbellsville (Ky.)	8-1
●	11	11	Dordt (Iowa)	8-2
▲	12	13	Northwestern (Iowa)	8-2
▲	13	14	Southwestern (Kan.)	9-1
▼	14	12	Carroll (Mont.)	7-2
▲	15	NR	Friends (Kan.)	9-1