Monmouth University Athletics

Member of Monmouth's first MAAC Regular Season and Tournament Championship team as a sophomore in 2017 ... 74 career points ranks fourth in program history ... 30 career assists is third in Monmouth history ... 44 career goals is seventh in Monmouth history ... nine career man-up goals is second in program history ... second in program history with 1.90 points per game ... three career game-winning goals ... four career hat tricks ... 2017 MAAC All-Tournament Team ... unanimous 2016 MAAC All-Rookie Team selection ... three-time MAAC Rookie of the Week.

2020: Played and started in all six games as a fifth-year senior ... tied for the team lead with nine points ... tied for third on the team with six goals ... scored two game-winning goals ... contributed three assists ... picked up nine ground balls ... had a goal and an assist in the 11-8 win over NJIT (2/8) ... scored once at Princeton (2/15) ... had a hat trick and one assist in the victory at Wagner (2/25) ... scored once opposite Mercer (3/7) ... Monmouth Athletics Team Physicians' and Sports Medicine Award winner for 2019-20.

2019: Played in four games, including three starts as a senior ... contributed four assists ... totaled eight shots, including three on goal ... had two assists in the win over Wagner (2/26).

2018: Did not see any game action as a junior. 

2017: Played in 17 games, including six starts as a sophomore ... second on the team in points (36) and assists (13) ... 36 points ranks second in a single season in Hawks' history ... 13 assists rank second on the single-season list ... third on the team with 23 goals ... fifth player to reach 20 goals in a season in Monmouth history ... tied with Anthony Sardo with six man-up goals, which is most in a season in Monmouth history ... third on the team in shots (72) and second in shots on goal (45) ... nine multi-goal games on the year, including one hat trick ... scored at least one goal in 10 straight games to end the season ... registered his lone hat trick of the season in the MAAC semifinal win over Detroit Mercy (5/5) ... named to the MAAC All-Tournament Team.

2016: Played in 12 games as a freshman, including seven starts … unanimous selection to the 2016 MAAC All-Rookie Team … named MAAC Rookie of the Week three times ... led all rookies and was fifth on the team with 15 goals … led the team with 10 assists … second on the squad with 25 points … scored two man-up goals … took 50 shots, including 29 on goal … collected 16 ground balls … caused two turnovers … closed the season on an 11-game point streak … made his collegiate debut opposite Rutgers (3/5) … registered his first-career goal in the 12-5 win over NJIT (3/8) … scored twice against Saint Joseph’s (3/12) … had a goal and an assist in the victory at VMI (3/15) … put in two goals and added an assist opposite Marist (3/19) … recorded his first-career hat trick against Lafayette (4/5) … scored a hat trick and had an assist against Detroit (4/16) … registered four points (1 G, 3A) in the 14-13 overtime win at Siena (4/30) … contributed an assist in the MAAC Tournament Semifinal against Marist (5/5).

BEFORE MONMOUTH: A two-sport standout at St. Anthony’s High School, Campbell was named the team MVP as a senior following his 31 goals and 28 assists. The Catholic School League Attack Player of the Year, Campbell was honored with the school’s Charles McLaughlin Memorial Award, in recognition of athletic and academic excellence and leadership ability. Campbell also earned four letters on the football field as a linebacker and punter, where he earned the St. Anthony’s Memorial Award.

PERSONAL: Born Eamon R. Campbell on January 7, 1997... Son of Terry and Regina Campbell ... major is Business Management.

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