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Camel Call Live | Kamden Sixkiller, DeVonyae Pettis, Braxton Harris
Campbell quarterback Kamden Sixkiller, linebacker DeVonyae Pettis and Head Coach Braxton Harris join Chris Hemeyer for Camel Call Live. The trio talks about Campbell being ranked in the top 25 for the first time in program history, what makes this team special and gives a preview of the upcoming road game at Hampton. Recorded live at Napper Tandy's in Angier.
26 Sept 2026
Tales from the Creek | Mark Mocnik - Men's Basketball
The 2026-27 season marks Campbell's 50th as a member of NCAA Division I… and when March rolls around every year, college basketball fans in Buies Creek remember fondly the first time the Camels went dancing.
In front of 15,800 fans at the sold-out Greensboro Coliseum, Mark Mocnik led all scorers – including seven future NBA draft picks – with 29 points as Campbell squared off against number-one Duke in the first round of the 1992 NCAA tournament.
Not only did "Money" finish with more points than household names like Christian Laettner and Grant Hill, but he also led all rebounders with 10 in front of a national TV audience.
Mark Mocnik arrived at Campbell as a freshman in the summer of 1988 and over the next five years played some of his best basketball when the stakes were highest.
As a freshman, he was an all-tournament selection as the Camels advanced to the Big South final. During his red-shirt junior season, he led the Camels to the league title and was named tournament MVP.
Mark never played pro ball, but he was at his best when the stakes were highest. Now, almost 35 years after Mark lit up the Blue Devils, he shares his story.
In the next episode of Tales from the Creek, Mark Mocnik talks with Stan Cole about growing up in Fayetteville, attending the Campbell Basketball School, his path to Campbell, the trip to the NCAA tournament, and more.
Suggestions for future Tales from the Creek interview subjects are always welcome and may be sent to Stan Cole at cole@campbell.edu.
12 Sept 2026
Tales from the Creek | Leanne Plum Mann - Track & Field
Four decades ago, Buies Creek was a hotbed for developing some of the nation's best multi-sport track athletes.
Leanne Plum arrived in Buies Creek in the summer of 1982 after earning 12 all-state honors and two Florida prep track and field state championships.
By the time she graduated four years later, Leanne had earned All-America honors three times. Her school records in the heptathlon and javelin still stand 40 years later.
But Leanne didn't just compete on the track, she also played varsity tennis and ran cross country and was involved in a number of activities during her time in the Creek.
She went on to become one of the nation's best cyclists, taught high school literature and ran a business that ran guided fly fishing and hunting activities.
It's no surprise that in 2004, Leanne was inducted into the Campbell Athletics Hall of Fame.
In the next episode of Tales from the Creek, Leanne Plum Mann talks with Stan Cole about growing up around 18 boys – including two older brothers – along the Gulf Coast of Florida, her path to Campbell, life in Buies Creek in the mid-1980s, and more.
Suggestions for future Tales from the Creek interview subjects are always welcome and may be sent to Stan Cole at cole@campbell.edu.
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