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Campbell Dominates Virginia Lynchburg in 149-62 Victory

Sunday, December 7, 2025, 4:00 PM ET · John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center

Campbell Fighting Camels 149, Virginia Lynchburg Dragons 62, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Virginia Lynchburg Dragons vs Campbell Fighting Camels?

Campbell Fighting Camels beat Virginia Lynchburg Dragons 149-62 at John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center on December 7, 2025.

In a striking display of offensive prowess, the Campbell Fighting Camels defeated the Virginia Lynchburg Dragons with a final score of 149-62. This game, held at the John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center, showcased Campbell's ability to capitalize on their home advantage, improving their home record to 3-1 this season. The Fighting Camels entered the matchup with a record of 4-5 overall, while Virginia Lynchburg struggled with a dismal 0-10 record, marking their tenth consecutive loss.

The recent form of both teams highlighted the disparity in their performance leading up to this game. Campbell had a record of 3-7 over their last ten games, with an average of 73.8 points scored per game and 81.6 points allowed. Their last five games reflected a slight improvement, as they averaged 78.2 points scored and 79.8 points allowed. In contrast, Virginia Lynchburg's recent struggles were evident in their 0-10 record over the last ten games, averaging a mere 56.1 points scored while allowing a staggering 121.5 points per game. Their last five games were particularly brutal, with an average of 61.6 points scored and 124.6 points allowed.

The home advantage for Campbell was significant, as they performed markedly better at home compared to their away games, where they held a record of 1-6. The Dragons, on the other hand, faced challenges on the road, with an overall away record of 0-10. This fixture was particularly noteworthy given the stark contrast in performance between the two teams, making it a compelling matchup for fans and analysts alike.

In terms of previous meetings, the block did not provide specific details, but the current form suggested that Campbell was heavily favored to win. The market reflected this sentiment, with a home win probability of 1.0, indicating that Campbell was expected to secure the victory without much contest. This was further supported by the odds provided by the market, although specific betting lines were not detailed in the block.

Injuries were not mentioned in the block, suggesting that both teams fielded their available rosters for this matchup. This allowed Campbell to fully exploit their strengths against a struggling Virginia Lynchburg team.

The game conditions were not explicitly detailed, but the home court advantage in the John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center likely played a role in Campbell's dominant performance. The atmosphere of the home venue often energizes players and can impact the outcome of games, especially against teams that are already facing difficulties.

As the game unfolded, Campbell's scoring plays were rapid and relentless, culminating in a total of 149 points. The scoring highlights included multiple three-point shots and layups that showcased their offensive depth and execution. Key players such as Muneer Newton and Broc Bidwell contributed significantly to the scoring, with Bidwell making several three-pointers assisted by Chris Fields Jr.

Overall, this matchup served as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by Virginia Lynchburg, while Campbell demonstrated their potential to dominate when playing at home. The final score of 149-62 not only reflects the outcome of the game but also illustrates the broader narrative of each team's season thus far.

Leaders

  • PointsMuneer Newton28Campbell Fighting Camels
  • AssistsChris Fields Jr.11Campbell Fighting Camels
  • ReboundsChris Fields Jr.22Campbell Fighting Camels
  • PointsJacob Newman12Virginia Lynchburg Dragons
  • AssistsJarek Sasser5Virginia Lynchburg Dragons
  • ReboundsZephaniah Williams3Virginia Lynchburg Dragons

Recent form

Campbell Fighting Camels

Last 10: 3-7Streak L273.8 scored · 81.6 allowed per game2-1 at home

  • L76-87at Penn State Nittany LionsDec 2
  • L51-99at Wake Forest Demon DeaconsNov 26
  • W71-67at UT Arlington MavericksNov 21
  • L85-91at Weber State WildcatsNov 20
  • W108-55vs Mid Atlantic Christian MustangsNov 14
  • W91-82vs Western Michigan BroncosNov 9
  • L65-73at West Virginia MountaineersNov 7
  • L64-96at Wisconsin BadgersNov 4
  • L62-79vs Delaware Blue HensMar 8
  • L65-87at Charleston CougarsMar 1

Virginia Lynchburg Dragons

Last 10: 0-10Streak L1056.1 scored · 121.5 allowed per game0-10 away

  • L45-133at App State MountaineersDec 3
  • L62-124at Western Carolina CatamountsDec 2
  • L79-136at Norfolk State SpartansNov 26
  • L68-124at Alabama State HornetsNov 15
  • L54-106at VMI KeydetsNov 12
  • L58-118at Tennessee Tech Golden EaglesNov 11
  • L44-121at Coastal Carolina ChanticleersNov 8
  • L38-126at Delaware State HornetsJan 18
  • L50-105at UNC Greensboro SpartansDec 28
  • L63-122at Radford HighlandersDec 20

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
UNC Wilmington27-7-15-3
Charleston21-11114-4
Hofstra24-11312-6
Monmouth19-15411-7
William & Mary20-12510-8
Drexel17-16510-8
Towson19-1569-9
Stony Brook17-1569-9
Campbell16-1878-10
Hampton13-1987-11
Elon14-1896-12
North Carolina A&T11-19114-14
Northeastern7-24132-16

Box score

StatVirginia Lynchburg DragonsCampbell Fighting Camels
Field goals22-6863-98
Field goal %3264
Three-pointers8-2416-34
Three-point %3347
Free throws10-157-11
Free throw %6764
Rebounds1670
Offensive rebounds627
Defensive rebounds1043
Assists1141
Steals610
Blocks38
Turnovers1911
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls11
Technical fouls, total11
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers428
Fast-break points1135
Points in the paint2694
Fouls1013
Largest lead188
Lead changes22
Time in front298

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half31-98Jarek Sasser made Layup.
  2. 2nd Half31-100Muneer Newton made Two Point Tip Shot.
  3. 2nd Half34-100Brayden Smith made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jarek Sasser.
  4. 2nd Half34-102Broc Bidwell made Layup. Assisted by Dominykas Butka.
  5. 2nd Half34-104Muneer Newton made Layup. Assisted by Cam Gregory.
  6. 2nd Half36-104Brayden Smith made Layup. Assisted by Jarek Sasser.
  7. 2nd Half36-106Chris Fields Jr. made Two Point Tip Shot.
  8. 2nd Half38-106Jarek Sasser made Layup.
  9. 2nd Half38-108Dominykas Butka made Layup.
  10. 2nd Half38-110Dovydas Butka made Jumper.
  11. 2nd Half40-110Zephaniah Williams made Layup. Assisted by Jarek Sasser.
  12. 2nd Half40-113Jeremiah Johnson made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Broc Bidwell.
  13. 2nd Half43-113Dontate Creedland made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Jarek Sasser.
  14. 2nd Half43-115Chris Fields Jr. made Two Point Tip Shot.
  15. 2nd Half43-117Chris Fields Jr. made Layup.
  16. 2nd Half43-119Muneer Newton made Layup. Assisted by Cam Gregory.
  17. 2nd Half46-119Zaquavious Baker made Three Point Jumper.
  18. 2nd Half46-121Dominykas Butka made Layup. Assisted by Chris Fields Jr..
  19. 2nd Half48-121Filaun Paythress made Layup. Assisted by Aamere Tolbert.
  20. 2nd Half48-124Dominykas Butka made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Muneer Newton.
  21. 2nd Half48-126Muneer Newton made Layup. Assisted by Cam Gregory.
  22. 2nd Half50-126Aamere Tolbert made Layup. Assisted by Zaquavious Baker.
  23. 2nd Half51-126Jacob Newman made Free Throw.
  24. 2nd Half52-126Jacob Newman made Free Throw.
  25. 2nd Half52-128Chris Fields Jr. made Layup.
  26. 2nd Half52-130Chris Fields Jr. made Dunk. Assisted by Cam Gregory.
  27. 2nd Half54-130Jarek Sasser made Layup.
  28. 2nd Half54-133Cam Gregory made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Dominykas Butka.
  29. 2nd Half54-135Chris Fields Jr. made Two Point Tip Shot.
  30. 2nd Half55-135Zephaniah Williams made Free Throw.
  31. 2nd Half56-135Zephaniah Williams made Free Throw.
  32. 2nd Half56-137Muneer Newton made Jumper. Assisted by Chris Fields Jr..
  33. 2nd Half58-137Jarek Sasser made Layup.
  34. 2nd Half58-139Muneer Newton made Layup. Assisted by Chris Fields Jr..
  35. 2nd Half61-139Brayden Smith made Three Point Jumper.
  36. 2nd Half61-141Muneer Newton made Layup. Assisted by Cam Gregory.
  37. 2nd Half61-144Broc Bidwell made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Chris Fields Jr..
  38. 2nd Half61-147Broc Bidwell made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Chris Fields Jr..
  39. 2nd Half61-149Dominykas Butka made Dunk. Assisted by Cam Gregory.
  40. 2nd Half62-149Jacob Newman made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Campbell Fighting Camels, below favours Virginia Lynchburg Dragons.

Venue

  • John W. Pope Jr. Convocation CenterBuies Creek, NC
  • Attendance1077
  • OfficialsBill Covington Jr., J.W. Lucas, Trey Styons

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