What's Happening?
In a historic first meeting, the New Hampshire Wildcats defeated the Campbell Fighting Camels 24-10 on October 18, 2025. The game took place in Buies Creek, North Carolina, where New Hampshire overcame
a 10-9 deficit entering the fourth quarter. Matt Vezza played a pivotal role, throwing for 230 yards and scoring both a passing and a rushing touchdown in the final quarter. His performance, along with kicker Nick Reed's successful field goals, secured the victory. Campbell's efforts were led by quarterback Mike Chandler II, who completed 9 of 12 passes for 134 yards, and JJ Cowan, who scored a 9-yard touchdown run.
Why It's Important?
This win is crucial for New Hampshire as it establishes their lead in the series against Campbell and enhances their record to 4-4 overall and 2-2 in the CAA. The victory could serve as a morale booster and a stepping stone for future successes in the season. For Campbell, the loss highlights areas for improvement as they continue to struggle with a 2-6 record. The game underscores the competitive dynamics of college football and the importance of strategic execution in securing wins.
What's Next?
New Hampshire will look to leverage this victory to improve their performance in upcoming games and climb the ranks within the CAA. Campbell will need to focus on refining their strategies and addressing their shortcomings to enhance their competitiveness in future matches. Both teams will continue to participate in the CAA, with New Hampshire aiming to maintain their winning momentum and Campbell seeking to rebound from their current challenges.
