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Camden County running back Julian Dailey looks for running room after catching a screen pass from William Jackson on Friday.

Camden County running back Julian Dailey looks for running room after catching a screen pass from William Jackson on Friday.

’Cats seeking ‘heart check’ as region schedule continues on the road

The sting of a lopsided Region 1-6A home loss can’t linger too long for a Camden County team preparing for its first road contest of the season. For the third straight Friday, it will be Wildcats against Wildcats as CCHS visits Richmond Hill for a crucial battle of 5-1 teams.
Camden County’s David Coleman falls forward for positive yardage Friday during a kickoff return during the Wildcats’ 63-19 loss to Valdosta at Chris Gilman Stadium.

Camden County’s David Coleman falls forward for positive yardage Friday during a kickoff return during the Wildcats’ 63-19 loss to Valdosta at Chris Gilman Stadium.

REGION OPENER ROUT

The Camden County Wildcats fumbled away the opening kickoff in the Region 1-6A opener against visiting Valdosta last Friday. And then things got really ugly. Valdosta (6-0) scored on its first nine possessions and chalked up 684 total yards to cruise 63-19.

Unbeaten Valdosta visits for 1-6A opener

The winner of eighth-ranked Valdosta and 10th-ranked Camden County Friday night in Kingsland gets a valuable headstart in the state playoff chase from Region 1-6A. “Fast, physical football team,” CCHS head coach Travis Roland said. “They make you earn it. Hard-nosed group.

CCHS softball wins two of three over Colquitt

After taking two of three from Colquitt last week, the Camden County High softball squad stood 6-3 in Region 1-6A play ahead of a key three-game conference series this week with Tift. Starting this week, Richmond Hill and Colquitt both stood 5-4 in 1-6A, Lowndes 2-7 and Valdosta 0-9.

CCHS volleyballers win four matches

The Camden County High volleyball squad ran off four wins last week, with two Region 1-6A victories boosting their records to 14-9 overall and 4-3 in league play. Last Thursday at Savannah Arts, CCHS beat Brunswick for the second time this season, 25-18, 25-22, and the host school 25-13, 25-19.

New season opens for Camden flag football

With 34 players, the Camden County High flag football program is eager to kick off its third year. The Lady Wildcats open play Tuesday at Lowndes under first-year coach Gohneil Brown, who reported 60 players attending tryouts for an increasingly popular sport.

CCHS runners second, third at For Coffee Invitational

The Camden County High girls cross-country runners took second and the boys third at the first For Coffee Invitational last Thursday in Douglas. The girls had three of the top seven individual runners and posted a 39 team score, only behind host Coffee (21) in a four-team field.