Mercer had one last chance, but Will Emerson's 3-point attempt fell off the rim at the buzzer.

Maurice Latham led Campbell (10-17, 9-11 Atlantic Sun) with 18 points and Eric Smith added 14. Pringle's game-winning shot gave him 13 points and Ledell Eackles added 12 for the Camels.

Andrew Brown led the Bears (9-18, 8-12) with 22 points, Emerson had 16 and Ross Alacqua added 11.

Campbell overcame a 5-point deficit with 1:46 remaining, gaining a tie at 69 when Pringle hit one of two free throws. Alacqua was unable to convert a backdoor cut with less than 10 seconds to play. Latham grabbed the rebound and fed Pringle for the game-winner.

Maurice Latham had 26 points and 14 rebounds to help Campbell to an 91-77 win over Jacksonville  in an Atlantic Sun Conference game Monday.

The Fighting Camels (8-12, 7-6 Atlantic Sun) were behind by nine at the half (47-38) but came back with 53 points in the second half for the win.

Three other players scored in double digits for Campbell. Eric Smith had 23 points, including seven 3-pointers, while Ledell Eackles had 15 points. Ruell Pringle had 10 points.

Antonio Cool led the Dolphins (1-19, 1-12) with 19 points and Evan Jefferson had 13. David Fine added 12 points and Aubrey Conerly had 11.

Campbell shot 48.6 percent and hit 11-of-28 3-pointers, while Jacksonville shot 48.5 percent and hit 6-of-9 3-pointers.

Boomer Herndon scored 27 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead Belmont to a 103-99 overtime win against Campbell on Saturday.

Belmont (15-10, 13-5 Atlantic Sun Conference) started strong, shooting nearly 53 percent from the field in the first half to take a 50-41 lead into the break. Herndon had 17 first-half points, making 6-of-8 field goals and going 5-of-6 from the free-throw line.

Campbell (9-16, 8-10) fought back from a 13-point deficit in the second half to force the overtime. Maurice Latham led the Camels with a career-high 32 points and 12 rebounds. Eric Smith added 20 points, 18 in the second half.

But the Camels' went just 3-of-10 from the field in overtime. The Bruins, who shot 6-of-8, took the lead for good on a Brian Collins dunk with 26 seconds remaining.

Justin Hare added 19 for Belmont. Collins and Matthew Dotson had 14 each.

Sequenta Blackman?s eighth point of the game gave Gardner-Webb the 23-19 lead with 6:37 left in the first half and put the senior guard over the 1,000-point mark for her career. Campbell controlled the game from that point however, taking the 71-59 victory.

Both sides entered play on Monday with perfect 2-0 marks in Atlantic Sun play with GWU hoping to get off to its first 3-0 start since becoming a league member four seasons ago.

Things looked promising early as Gardner-Webb grabbed the early 6-2 edge and built the lead to 13-8 on a trey from Jessica Bryant at the 12:39 mark. Each side traded points over the next several minutes with Campbell managing to go up 19-17 before Shameka Smith hit a spinner in the lane to knot the score at 19-19.

Brooke Wilkinson then put the Lady Bulldogs back on top, finding a streaking Blackman with a no-look pass for an easy deuce. Blackman?s basket on GWU?s next possession pushed the lead to 23-19 in favor of the ?Dogs and placed her with Casey Collins (2000-2004) as the only two members of the 1,000-point club in the school?s brief Division I history.

The lead grew to 25-19 with a layup from Smith at the 5:45 mark, capping an 8-0 spurt for the Lady Bulldogs and giving them their largest advantage of the night.

Campbell wasted little time in bouncing back from the GWU surge, answering the challenge by reeling off 10-straight points to take a five-point lead at 30-25.

Candyse Kelly then scored five-consecutive points of her own to bring GWU back even at 30-30 before CU?s Letitia Dickson poured in eight points in the closing minutes of the half, including a half-court shot at the buzzer to give Campbell the 38-32 lead at the break.

The run continued into the second half for the Fighting Camels as the lead grew to 42-32 with two quick scores. A layup from Blackman cut the lead back down to single digits, but it would turn out to be GWU?s lone bucket in the opening 8:54 of the second half.

The cold spell along with seven Bulldog miscues in the frame?s first five minutes further fueled the momentum of Campbell. The Camels pushed their lead out to as many as 20 points behind hot shooting and aggressive play and cruised to the 71-59 victory.

For the game, Gardner-Webb shot 35.9% from the floor, struggling mightily from three-point range to the tune of 7.7% on 1-of-13 shooting. The Bulldogs shot just 25% from the floor in the second half and converted on just 12-of-24 attempts from the charity stripe.

Campbell was red-hot all night long, shooting an even 50% from the field in the opening half before going 13-for-25 in the second frame for a 52% clip.

Laura Povilonyte turned in a double-double to lead Gardner-Webb. The freshman forward turned in 11 points and 11 rebounds in 21 minutes. Kelly had 11 points and three steals and Blackman led the team with 12 points and four steals.

Campbell?s Dickson led all scorers with 17 points and also dished out eight assists to go with six rebounds and Amber Graham tossed up 15 points. Marlena Murphy dominated the glass all night long, pulling in 16 rebounds in 36 minutes.

On the same night that Blackman eclipsed the 1,000-point mark, she also drew to within striking distance of becoming GWU?s all-time steals leader in the school?s Division I era. Blackman now sits at 178 career steals, just two shy of Katie Gravel?s (2001-2005) record of 180.

GWU (3-7, 2-1 A-Sun) will head for Nashville to take on Belmont on Thursday at 6:30 pm before playing at Lipscomb on Saturday in a 4:00 pm matchup. Both games will be broadcast by the voice of the Lady Bulldogs, Jared Pankhurst, on 88.3 FM WGWG.