The long-serving star fired a hat-trick to see off arch rivals Jets on Wednesday night and guarantee Guildford a top two Group A spot.

After their National and Southern Premier League triumphs, Flames are anxious to add a third crown.

But who they will face in their first play-off semi- final depends on the outcome of Sunday's Spectrum clash with Finals hosts Kingston.

The victors will win the group and probably meet Telford, likely runners-up from Group B, though leaders Fife can still be caught. Flames are hoping it's the Tigers, to give them a chance of revenge after their Upper Deck Christmas Cup Final defeat in January.

Man-of-the-match Campbell blasted Flames into an early lead but Sloughís Rob Coutts levelled before the end of the first period.

Coach Stan Marple worked his magic during the break and Flames set up their win after the restart.

Scott Adair, who had earned himself a 10-minute misconduct penalty for hassling the referee, switched positions on his return to the ice and changed the game.

He moved from defence to the right wing and played a vital role.

Adair, who has amassed more than 200 penalty minutes in just over 40 matches this season, scared Slough to death.

Russ Plant made it 3-0 with a superb goal, assisted by Adair, just 26 seconds into the third period.

Kirk Humphreys continued the rampage with a fourth in the 54th minute before Campbell completed his hat-trick two minutes later.