Four wins in Valdosta push spikers to 5-1 mark
A 4-0 blitz through a Valdosta tournament last Saturday carried the Camden County High spikers to a 5-1 record.
A 4-0 blitz through a Valdosta tournament last Saturday carried the Camden County High spikers to a 5-1 record.
Marin Bograd won the overall girls race and the Camden County cross-country boys placed second last Thursday at the Bradwell Institute Tiger Invitational in Hinesville.
A six-run third inning wasn’t enough for the Lady softball Wildcats in their first defeat, 11-8 last Thursday at Wayne County.
Ashley Ridge enjoyed a big advantage in the number of plays last Friday night.
The Wildcats enjoyed a huge edge on the new Chris Gilman Stadium scoreboard.
The Columbia team that edged the Wildcats in Kingsland last year has Division I talent and all but two starters back for the third straight season opener between the schools.
As Sharks and Cobras jousted for a football championship last Saturday, three Wildcats had some say in which team hoisted it.
The Lady softball Wildcats poured on the offense to win their first two contests handily, both in Kingsland.
The Camden County Lady volleyball ’Cats opened their season with a win Monday, ripping 25 kills and nine aces to dismiss Frederica Academy, 25-17, 25-21 in Kingsland.
After making the 400-mile round trip for last year’s preseason scrimmage, the Wildcats welcome Ashley Ridge High of Summerville, S.C., for a return matchup and a Friday night dress rehearsal at Chr
Youth covers the lineup for Camden County High volleyball this season, and the prospects of a talent pipeline has head coach Kersti Kelly very optimistic about the Lady Wildcats’ future.