Boomers make splash in Waycross
Six Camden Boomer swimmers joined competitors from three other regional teams Sept. 24 at the Okefenokee Aquatic Club Sprint Splash in Waycross.
Six Camden Boomer swimmers joined competitors from three other regional teams Sept. 24 at the Okefenokee Aquatic Club Sprint Splash in Waycross.
Two recent meets in Ludowici have the Camden PSA cross-country runners prepped for the Georgia Recreation and Park Association championships Saturday in Jefferson.
With an off-week and the Region 1-7A schedule ahead, Camden County stayed on task last Friday night by throttling visiting Atlantic Coast, 47-6.
Mallory Ivey slapped seven kills over two matches but the Camden County High spikers tumbled to visiting West Nassau and Colquitt Sept. 20. Both matches were two sets.
Doing most of their damage in the late innings, the Lady softball Wildcats stung 17 hits Monday to win a rematch with visiting Lanier County, 9-2.
Swimmers with the host Camden Boomers and Camden PSA Stingrays piled up first- and second-place finishes Sept. 17 at the Boomer Down Under meet.
In the battle between the run and the pass last Friday night, the run dominated with a first-half knockout.
With an off-week upcoming and the Region 1-7A gauntlet starting Oct. 7, the Wildcats aren’t about to overlook winless Atlantic Coast Friday night at Chris Gilman Stadium.
The Lady softball Wildcats remained searching for their second win, following a three-game Region 1-7A sweep at Colquitt’s hands last week, and a non-region defeat Monday at Lanier County.
The previous Class AA team visiting Chris Gilman Stadium went home victorious.
Three weeks later, the Wildcats weren’t about to let history repeat itself.