DELAND, FLA.-Campbell converted 19-of-20 free throw attempts and Courtney Cannon notched 16 points as the Lady Camels defeated Stetson,  70-61, in Atlantic Sun women's basketball action Thursday night inside the Edmunds Center.

Campbell moves to 13-9 overall and 8-5 in A-Sun play with the win, while the Hatters fall to 5-18 with a 5-9 conference mark. The Lady Camels' 13 wins are the most since the 2001-02 season.

Cannon, a junior guard, went 9-for-9 from the charity stripe, all coming in the second half, adding six rebounds. Senior center Ashley Williamson collected her third-consecutive double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Now with 483 career boards, needs 17 to become the 17^th Lady Camel in program history to reach 500.

Monique Spry and Kate Cloxton added nine points each, nailing three baskets from distance apiece. Cloxton also chipped in three assists and a pair of steals.

Leading the Hatters was Ashli Jackson, who posted 15 of her game-high 18 points in the second half. Lyllique Roman added 10 points and five rebounds while Natasha Graboski and Tierra Brown added nine and eight points, respectively.

Down 14-11 in the first half, Spry put the Lady Camels on top 17-16 with back-to-back threes at the 11:05 mark. After that basket, however, Campbell suffered nearly a five minute scoring drought before Tonisha Baker drove one in with 6:46 remaining, tying the game at 19. Stetson also went almost five minutes without a field goal, going from the 10:05 mark until 5:25.

Knotted at 23-all, the Hatters posted four straight to take the 27-23 lead at the 3:38 mark, but Campbell answered, tallying the game's final six points of the half to take a 29-27 lead into the break.

After not connecting on a three point field goal in the first half, the Hatters notched five in the second stanza's first seven minutes to take a 48-43 lead, led by four from Jackson.

Clawing back, the Lady Camels went back on top, 53-52, at the 9:20 mark when Katelyn Bass sank a short jumper in the paint. Roman then tied the game at 53-all with a free throw.

With 4:46 remaining the game was still tied at 53 when Roman knocked down another bucket for the first points from either team in over four minutes. Cloxton immediately answered, however, sinking a three from the top of the key, sparking a 17-6 run for the Lady Camels over the game's final minutes.

The Lady Camels will be back in action on Saturday night, taking on Florida Gulf Coast in Ft. Myers, Fla.