Sports

Victories lift Camden rifle squad to 5-0

Wins over Windsor Forest, Southeast Bulloch and Brunswick between late last week and Tuesday kept the Camden County rifle ’Cats unbeaten. CCHS stood 5-0 ahead of a Friday match against Groves. Next week are scheduled matches Thursday against Bradwell Institute and Friday against Savannah.

Wildcat boys cagers go to 12-5, beat Tift, Tattnall

Home victories Tuesday and last Friday boosted the Camden County boys to 12-5 on the season, a win over Tift their first in Region 1-6A. The Wildcats (1-2 region) look to even their 1-6A record Friday at Valdosta, then will host Statesboro Tuesday before returning to region action Jan.

Boys swat Hornets, lose first two region games

A win over Roswell last week in Brunswick put the Camden County boys at double digits before they opened Region 1-6A play with two road defeats.  The Wildcats stood 10-5 overall after losses at Lowndes last Friday and Richmond Hill Tuesday.

Girls get ninth win, level region record at Richmond Hill

A Region 1-6A win at Richmond Hill Tuesday was the ninth overall for the Camden County girls, who also halted a three-game losing string.  The Lady Wildcats (9-6) tumbled to Pennsylvania foe Spring-Ford at the Tampa Bay Christmas Invitational and at Lowndes in the region opener last Friday.

Memorable 2025 filled with achievement

The year 2025 was an exciting one for Camden County sports, filled with championships, accomplishments and honors. What follows is a sampling of some notable developments from the year, in rough chronological order. CCHS boys wrestlers sweep state dual, traditional titles The dominance continues.

Boys hoopsters bash Glynn, fall to Bradwell

The Camden County High boys cagers stood 9-3 following a split of their first two games at the Hoopin’ at the High Invitational in Brunswick. The Wildcats opened by routing Glynn Academy last Saturday, then lost a nine-point verdict to Bradwell Institute Monday.

Balanced ’Cats beat Coffee for eighth victory

Last week was one of rematches for the Camden County boys hoopsters, who stung Coffee at home three days after tumbling at Brunswick. The Wildcats stood 8-2 entering the Christmas break. They will play in the Hoopin’ at the High tournament at Brunswick starting Saturday at 10 a.m.