Lady Wildcats rally from 9-1 behind, stun Ware
The Lady softball Wildcats stormed from 9-1 down Aug. 22 to beat visiting Ware for their lone victory in three games last week.
The Lady softball Wildcats stormed from 9-1 down Aug. 22 to beat visiting Ware for their lone victory in three games last week.
The Camden County boys and girls cross-country teams both placed third, and Marin Bograd placed second individually last Thursday at Ware.
After coming up empty in two matches Aug. 23 at Savannah Christian, the Lady Wildcat volleyballers collected their sixth victory in a split last Thursday at Ware.
Like last season, Camden County trailed visiting Columbia at halftime last Friday.
This time, the second-half script in the opener played out much better.
A 4-0 blitz through a Valdosta tournament last Saturday carried the Camden County High spikers to a 5-1 record.
Marin Bograd won the overall girls race and the Camden County cross-country boys placed second last Thursday at the Bradwell Institute Tiger Invitational in Hinesville.
A six-run third inning wasn’t enough for the Lady softball Wildcats in their first defeat, 11-8 last Thursday at Wayne County.
Ashley Ridge enjoyed a big advantage in the number of plays last Friday night.
The Wildcats enjoyed a huge edge on the new Chris Gilman Stadium scoreboard.
The Columbia team that edged the Wildcats in Kingsland last year has Division I talent and all but two starters back for the third straight season opener between the schools.
As Sharks and Cobras jousted for a football championship last Saturday, three Wildcats had some say in which team hoisted it.