Camden, Valdosta split key region hoops twinbill
The battle for the top seeds and home-court advantage for both the boys and girls Region 1-7A basketball tournaments continued after Camden County’s home split with Valdosta last Saturday.
The battle for the top seeds and home-court advantage for both the boys and girls Region 1-7A basketball tournaments continued after Camden County’s home split with Valdosta last Saturday.
Alyssa Thompson placed second in the all-around and Jamie Walker third as the Camden County High Gymcats won their opening meet last Saturday in Milledgeville.
Participation hovers around triple figures for the Camden County High track and field program, taking the starting blocks under first-year head coach Bill Forman.
The Camden County boys hoopsters followed up a loss in Florida last week with two lopsided Region 1-7A road wins that kept them undefeated in league play.
Two Region 1-7A road wins boosted the Lady Wildcat dribblers to 19-4 overall, and kept them squarely in the hunt for the league tournament’s No. 1 seed.
The Camden County High rifle team posted three of the top five individual scores and captured its fifth straight NJROTC Area 12 Marksmanship Championship last weekend in Anniston, Ala.
The Camden County High swimmers got two state-qualifying clockings from Clayton Simmer and another from Javier McClenic as part of a second-place combined finish last Thursday at the Region 1-7A me
Camden County High swimmer Carlos Barber qualified for state in the 50 free and a girls relay team did also in the 200 free last Saturday at the Last Chance meet in Douglas.
Visiting Coffee won the final girls and boys positions Tuesday for a pair of 3-2 wins in Camden County High’s tennis openers.
On the heels of the program’s first-ever team qualification for the state meet, Camden County High gymnastics starts the season Saturday with a youthful and upwardly mobile cast.