Two weeks ago, Camden County opened its Region 1-7A schedule with a win.
Last Friday, Colquitt did too, at the Wildcats’ expense.
The rigors of Region 1-7A football leave no time for dwelling on defeats.
Three years after his induction into the Georgia Tennis Hall of Fame, Woodbine native Bill Ozaki will soon receive another big honor for his decades-long contributions to the sport.
The state Class 7A playoffs are next for the Camden County Lady softball Wildcats after they closed the regular season with two unopposed Region 1 victories last Saturday.
Cyclists from all over will get a grand view of coastal Georgia’s natural beauty when the eighth annual Three Rivers Ride takes off Saturday, Nov. 5, from St. Marys.
A loss last Thursday at Colquitt closed the season for the Lady Wildcat volleyball squad, though head coach Kersti Kelly sees bright days ahead for the program.
Up to the Coastal Georgia Middle School Conference title game Oct. 12 in Brunswick, Camden Middle’s Kingston Melton was better known as a bruising fullback.
The Camden Middle softball Lady Cougars captured the league title last Thursday, edging Jane Macon, 8-7 with a sixth-inning run at Glynn Academy.
Two teams sit 1-0 on the Region 1-7A ladder.
One of them wears a blue paw print on its helmet.
For all the positives coming out of the Wildcats’ road Region 1-7A win last week, head coach Jeff Herron knows his team will have to step it up Friday night at No. 2-ranked Colquitt.