Atlantic Coast has Wildcats’ full attention
With an off-week upcoming and the Region 1-7A gauntlet starting Oct. 7, the Wildcats aren’t about to overlook winless Atlantic Coast Friday night at Chris Gilman Stadium.
With an off-week upcoming and the Region 1-7A gauntlet starting Oct. 7, the Wildcats aren’t about to overlook winless Atlantic Coast Friday night at Chris Gilman Stadium.
The Lady softball Wildcats remained searching for their second win, following a three-game Region 1-7A sweep at Colquitt’s hands last week, and a non-region defeat Monday at Lanier County.
The previous Class AA team visiting Chris Gilman Stadium went home victorious.
Three weeks later, the Wildcats weren’t about to let history repeat itself.
A contrast of styles should play out Friday night in Kingsland as the Wildcats entertain pass-happy Somerset Academy of south Florida.
A doubleheader split Sept. 7 with Richmond Hill brought the Lady softball Wildcats their first overall and first Region 1-7A victory.
Their message loud and clear, the Wildcat gridders took a bold step last Friday to get their season on track.
Marin Bograd garnered the highest individual placement for either the Camden County High girls or boys cross-country teams last Saturday at the Jekyll Island Invitational.
Through the season’s early stages, the weather has perhaps been the Lady softball Wildcats’ toughest opponent.
One play shy again.
Two big innings last week kept the Lady softball Wildcats looking for their first triumph.