Sports

Wildcats fall twice at home, once on the road

The Diamond Wildcats’ search for their fifth victory continued after three non-region defeats last week. Thomas County Central took two from Camden County in a home-and-home set, winning at home April 2 and in Kingsland last Friday. Peach County also defeated the host ’Cats last Friday.

Varsity Gymcats second, JV fourth at Lovett

The Camden County High varsity Gymcats placed fourth and the junior varsity team second last Thursday at Lovett in Atlanta. The varsity scored a 96.825 as a team, with the highest individual mark Alyssa Thompson’s 8.6 on the vault. She also earned an 8.55 for the floor exercise, a 7.

Camden wrestlers earn All-American honors

Four Camden County wrestlers earned All-American accolades at the 36th annual National High School Coaches Association High School Nationals last Friday through Sunday in Virginia Beach, Va. The majority of the Camden entrants were in the junior boys brackets.

Wildcat baseball falls in twinbill

With a Region 1-6A series still to play, the Diamond Wildcats stayed on the outside looking in for the state playoffs.  Camden County (4-17 overall, 0-12 region) lost a doubleheader last Friday at Richmond Hill, which closed a three-game sweep and vaulted to second place in the conference.

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.

CCHS finishes fourth, eighth at Valdosta track and field meet

Daniel McGuirt, Sean Green, Aura Vessels and Marin Bograd all won events as the Camden County boys and girls track and field teams placed fourth and eighth last Friday in the Wildcat Invitational Friday Night Lights meet at Valdosta High.  For the boys, who earned 73.

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.