GEORGETOWN, Ky. (Interstat) — A critical NAIA men’s basketball matchup between two teams nicknamed Tigers will unfold Saturday when Campbellsville visits Georgetown at Davis-Reid Alumni Gym.

The game, set for Feb. 21, 2026, is a swift rematch of a Feb. 5 contest won 86-76 by Campbellsville on its home floor. That result will fuel a Georgetown (18-7) squad seeking revenge and aiming to solidify its standing, while Campbellsville (16-10) looks to complete a regular-season sweep and halt a three-game skid.

Campbellsville arrives reeling from a 76-66 home loss to Cumberlands on Thursday. The visiting Tigers have lost five of their last seven. Their hopes will lean heavily on forward Ra Briggs, who torched Georgetown for 21 points and two blocks in the first meeting. Briggs is coming off an 11-point, nine-rebound performance against Cumberlands but has been inconsistent during the losing streak.

Georgetown enters with momentum, having won four of its last five, including an 81-77 road victory at Lindsey Wilson on Thursday. The home Tigers are powered by forward Isaiah Mason, a consistent double-double threat. Mason posted 21 points and 11 rebounds in a win over Cumberland on Feb. 14 and had 16 points and eight boards in the earlier loss at Campbellsville.

The contrast in recent form is stark. Since their Feb. 5 triumph, Campbellsville is 1-3, while Georgetown is 3-1. The venue also shifts, with Georgetown boasting a strong 10-2 record at home this season, according to its results.

Saturday’s clash will hinge on which Tigers can control the interior, with the Briggs-Mason matchup serving as the central battleground. Georgetown will aim to leverage its home court and superior record, while Campbellsville seeks to rediscover the formula that delivered its key win just over two weeks prior.