Lewis-Clark State College Athletics

Campbell was a starting point guard at the college during 1995-99 and is perhaps the most electrifying and versatile player in program history. She came to LC State from Portland and earned NAIA All-American Honorable Mention honors as a junior and then was a First-Team All-American her senior season. She earned a tryout with the Los Angeles Sparks of the Women's National Basketball Association and later coached ninth grade boys' basketball at Jenifer Junior High in Lewiston while completing her social work degree at the college.
 
Campbell arrival at LC also came at the beginning of a long successful tradition in the program. Her freshman year mark the first time LC women qualified for the NAIA national tournament and she made four trips to nationals, reaching as high as the National Quarterfinal her sophomore and junior seasons.
 
Campbell finished her career with 1,554 points, which stands sixth on the program's all-time list. She is the all-time leader in free throws made at 482 and steals with 359. She is also fifth in assists at 510 and ninth in average points per game at 12.3. Despite being only 5-foot-5, Campbell also ranks seventh in total rebounds at 715.
 
On the single-season record list, she is second (104) and tied for fourth (96) in steals and third in free throws made (143).
 
Campbell now resides in Vancouver, Wash. and works as a SUD case manager.