Sports

Ware girls topple CCHS by seven shots at Laurel Island

The Ware girls golfers shot a 126 to Camden County’s 133 last Thursday at Laurel Island Links. Georgia Blount carded a 38 for the varsity, followed by Sadie Streit’s 44, Brooke Martin’s 51. Alexis Faisst’s 55 and Samantha Askins’ 56. Eighth-grader Sarah Beth Wilson posted 37 for the junior varsity.

Varsity Gymcats close third at North Oconee

The Camden County High varsity Gymcats placed third with a 95.45 score last Saturday at North Oconee. Alyssa Thompson’s best individual score was an 8.3 on the vault. She added 8.1 for the floor exercise, 7.95 for the bars, and 7.5 on the balance beam for a 31.85 all-around.

Lowndes sweeps Diamond ’Cats in region set

The Diamond Wildcats’ Region 1-6A struggles continued with three losses to Lowndes last week, and a defeat to visiting Richmond Hill in a series opener Tuesday. Still searching for its first region triumph, Camden County (4-15 overall) will visit Richmond Hill for a doubleheader Friday.

Boys, girls tennis teams place third at Wildcat Challenge

The Camden County High boys and girls tennis teams both lost two of three matches and placed third while hosting the Wildcat Challenge tournament last weekend.  Every CCHS match ended 3-2, with both teams falling to Coffee last Friday and to Florida foe Lawton Chiles last Saturday.

Individual firsts highlight Gymcats’ team triumph

The Camden County High Gymcats scored a 99.1 for first place out of 10 teams last Saturday in Washington County.  Jamie Walker won the varsity all-around (32.6) and Finley Gowen, Sarah Garrett and Addison Davis all won events for CCHS, first in the Class 6A category.

Boys golfers post 167, defeat Wayne by four

Led by 39s from R.J. James and Dillon Brown, the Camden County High boys varsity golfers beat Wayne County by four strokes last Thursday in Jesup.  The Wildcats prevailed, 167-171 at Pine Forest, with Cash Dowling’s 42 and Caden Goble’s 47 also counting.

CCHS eighth at Lady Viking golf tournament

A 253 put the Camden County High girls golfers eighth of 20 teams Monday at the Lady Viking Classic in Valdosta. Georgia Blount paced the Lady Wildcats with a 4-under 68 at Kinderlou, tying for the lowest round of the tournament.