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Katie Mooren fired a 291 in Camden County's narrow win over Ware. Andy Diffenderfer/Tribune & Georgian

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Wildcat rifle team breaks Ware’s win streak

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, March 4, 2022

With three individual scores of 291 or better, the Camden County High rifle team handed Ware its first loss in 178 regular-season matches Monday.

From left are CCHS golf coach Rob Roberts, Gabe Williams, Kendal Eels, R.J. James, Chris West, A.J. Corsi, Caleb Allen and Griffin Blount. Andy Diffenderfer/Tribune & Georgian

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CCHS golfers finish seventh at Camden Classic

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, March 4, 2022

The Camden County High boys golf team followed a season-opening win Feb. 24 with a seventh-place finish two days later in the Camden Classic at Osprey Cove. Three Wildcats fired rounds in the 70s last Saturday, A.J. Corsi’s 74 the lowest in a 314 team tally.

Kennison Blackerby won at No. 1 singles in straight sets. Andy Diffenderfer/Tribune & Georgian

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Camden boys, girls netters ace Colquitt

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, March 4, 2022

A home sweep of Colquitt last Saturday kept the Camden County High boys tennis team unbeaten in Region 1-7A play and put the girls 5-2 overall. All the boys matches wrapped in straight sets.

Steve Bell offers Kenny Delgado some pointers during a recent practice.

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Gym rolls with the punches; still boxing

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, February 25, 2022

After about a year at his new location in Kingsland, Steve Bell of World Class Boxing says the move has so far been a godsend. “Couldn’t get a better situation,” the coach said from his gym, located in a small plaza on Georgia Highway 40 about a mile west of downtown Kingsland.

Camden County's Riley Dahlgren pinned Lowndes' Ethan McCullough for the Class 7A 120-pound title. (Submitted photo by Amber Cloy Photography)

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CCHS wrestlers roll to Class 7A traditional title

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, February 18, 2022

Notching either first or second in half of the brackets, the Camden County High wrestlers turned the Class 7A state traditional last weekend into another scrum for second place.

The Camden County High NJROTC rifle team brought back first place from the Navy Nationals in Alabama last weekend. (Submitted photo)

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Camden NJROTC rifle team wins national title

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, February 18, 2022

The Camden County High Navy JROTC rifle team beat teams from eight states to win the overall precision title last Friday and Saturday at the Navy Nationals in Anniston, Alabama.

The Wildcats' Thomas Mott pokes the ball free from Tift's Will Clark. (Andy Diffenderfer/Tribune & Georgian)

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CCHS boys, girls advance in 1-7A hoops tournament

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, February 18, 2022

First-round victories in the Region 1-7A tournament Tuesday at Colquitt County put the Camden County High girls and boys hoopsters within two wins of a league title.

Cameron Kilner won at No. 1 singles as the Wildcat boys beat Lowndes, 4-1. (Andy Diffenderfer/Tribune & Georgian)

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'Cat girls netters rise to 3-1; boys win first

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, February 18, 2022

The Camden County High girls tennis team stood 3-1 after winning two of their last three matches, and a win over Lowndes last Friday was the Wildcat boys’ first of the season.

The CCHS soccer girls defeated Ware, 5-0, and the boys edged the Gators, 3-2.

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Camden sweeps soccer doubleheader from Ware

Andy Diffenderfer

Friday, February 18, 2022

The Camden County High boys soccer team stayed unbeaten with their first win last week, and the girls stood 3-1 after splitting two home matches. This week, CCHS was scheduled for non-region doubleheaders Tuesday at Wayne County and Friday at Pierce County. Lowndes invades Chris Gilman Stadium Feb.

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Lowndes sweeps hoops twinbill at CCHS

Andy Diffenderfer

Thursday, February 10, 2022

Region 1-7A losses to Lowndes last Friday left the Camden County High hoopsters struggling for momentum ahead of the league tournament next week. In Kingsland, the boys were within five at intermission, then succumbed, 60-39. The Lady ’Cats went scoreless in the opening quarter of a 44-24 defeat.