Sports

Improved Bobcats hit field

The St. Marys Middle football program welcomes 85 players to the field and kicks off the regular season next week. “I thought we had a really good spring,” fourth-year head coach Tucker Jenkins said. “We installed a new offense and defense, so we’ve definitely improved over the last few months.

CMS gridders embrace physicality

Camden Middle head football coach Zack Marx has a dynamic group of playmakers back as the Cougars eye their season openers next week. “We have roughly 75 players on the roster this year, which is about the average we have from year to year,” said Marx, starting his fourth season as head coach.

CMS gridders embrace physicality

Camden Middle head football coach Zack Marx has a dynamic group of playmakers back as the Cougars eye their season openers. “We have roughly 75 players on the roster this year, which is about the average we have from year to year,” said Marx, starting his fourth season as head coach.

’Cats clash with Benedictine in scrimmage

A scrimmage at a preseason No. 1-ranked team brought plenty of teaching moments for the Wildcats and new head coach Travis Roland last Friday night.

Brunswick awaits Wildcats in Friday football opener

An opportunity to break a two-game skid against a heated rival and gain some quick momentum greets Camden County in the opener Friday night at Brunswick.

Lady Wildcat volleyball gaining momentum, depth

Camden County High volleyball is undergoing a growth spurt. The Lady Wildcats have about 40 players between their varsity, junior varsity and freshman teams, and the introduction of programs at Camden Middle and St. Marys Middle this season should ensure a pipeline of future players.

Opening meet for Wildcat cross-country is Saturday

Many returnees will take the starting line this fall for Camden County High cross-country, which faces a beefed-up schedule starting this weekend.  “I’ve got quite a few returners, especially on the boys,” said longtime coach Jason Konrad, who has 15 boys and 12 girls total running.

PSA gymnasts earn medals at Junior Olympics

Camden PSA gymnast Olivia Deeds won three finals events, and Emmie Hendrix and Mia Gahm finished first, second or third in preliminary competition July 27-28 at the AAU Junior Olympics in Greensboro, N.C.

Crossfire track athletes place at Junior Olympics

Layla Dickerson won the 400 sprint and Josalyn Glover was also top-eight in two events for the Southeast Georgia Crossfire track and field team July 27 to Aug. 3 at the AAU Junior Olympic Games in Greensboro, N.C. Dickerson won the 9-year-old girls 400 in 1:03.

’Cats to get stern challenge in Friday scrimmage

A scheduled scrimmage Friday night with powerhouse Benedictine should test all areas of head coach Travis Roland’s first Camden County team. Roland’s missions are two-fold for the game, which starts at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial Stadium in Savannah. “Health is always No.