#13 Dom Campbell Men's Basketball Roster

2022-23 Season (Freshman at Notre Dame)

• Transferred to Howard after the season’s completion.
• Played in 10 games and averaged 3.5 minutes off the bench.
• On Feb. 3, the team doc ruled Dom out for a couple of weeks due to an inflamed achilles.
• Back on the floor for the first time since his injury – Dom logged six minutes at Clemson (3/1), recording one point and two rebounds.
• Scored a tough basket down low in the paint against Louisville on Jan. 28.
• Versus Georgia Tech on Jan. 10, Campbell grabbed a season-high three boards.
• Inserted in the 2nd half at North Carolina on Jan. 7 and gave the Irish a physical presence they had been lacking. Recorded three points and two rebounds before fouling out.
• Was able to grab two boards in just two minutes of play vs Jacksonville on Dec. 27.
• Scored his first collegiate point against Bowling Green on Nov. 22.
• Saw his first minutes against Southern Indiana on Nov. 16, dishing out his first collegiate assist.

Brey on Campbell:

“Dom is a gifted low post guy with great hands and footwork. He has the ability to carve out space and step out as well. He can make really good decisions with the ball in his hands.”

Prep

• Rivals 4 Star – 96th overall, 11th power forward
• 24/7 4 star – 120th overall, 17th power forward, 2nd state
• Played three years at The Wynflete School in Portland, Maine, before enrolling at Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire to repeat his junior year. Phillips Exeter did not compete in 2020-21 due to the coronavirus pandemic
• In his final season at Wynflete, scored 17 points with 11 rebounds while helping the team advance to the Class C South regional final
• Garnered accolades on the AAU circuit in the summer of 2021 as a member of the Middlesex Magic, earning second team honors on The Circuit awards by averaging 17.3 points and 9.0 rebounds during the event
• Middlesex Magic, coached by Michael Crotty, also featured former Irish captain and NBA Champion Pat Connaughton and current senior guard Cormac Ryan
• The third player from Maine to sign with the Irish under Mike Brey (Chris Markwood, Tom Knight)