DOVER, Del.--Freshman Lindsey Campbell's penalty kick in the 63rd minute proved to be the difference for the Wesley College Wolverines (5-7, 2-3 CAC) in a 1-0 Capital Athletic Conference victory over the Hood College women's soccer team (7-4-1, 2-3 CAC) Friday evening.

Hood and Wesley are now tied for sixth place in the CAC standings with identical 2-3 league marks.

The Blazers and Wolverines played to a scoreless first half. Wesley outshot the Blazers 9-4 in the first stanza, but Hood junior goalkeeper Rachelle Buhrman kept her team in it by making six first-half saves. But 17:29 into the second half, Campbell cashed in on a penalty kick opportunity, Wesley's first of the season, registering her second goal of the fall.

Hood's best chance at the equalizer started in the 71st minute when freshman Becky Leathers fired the first of three Blazer shots on target. But Leathers' attempt, as well as shots off the feet of classmate Stephanie Taylor and junior Katherine Rendon, were turned aside by Wolverine netminder Sydney Kahan, who preserved Wesley's fifth shutout of the season.

Buhrman finished with seven saves for the Blazers while Kahan rejected six shots for the hosts.

Hood's next contest will pit the Blazers against one of their most ardent rivals in the conference, the Stevenson University Mustangs. The Blazers and Mustangs will square off Wednesday at Thomas Athletic Field at 4 p.m. in a rematch of last year's CAC tournament first round game. Following 110 minutes of scoreless soccer, Hood emerged victorious in that contest after a dramatic shootout for the program's first-ever CAC playoff victory. Stevenson is currently in fifth place in the CAC with a 2-1 league record.