Sports

’Cats visit North Cobb for first-round playoff

Camden County and North Cobb have met twice before in first-round state playoff games, and a third state opener will be Friday in Kennesaw. “Real good football team,” CCHS head coach Travis Roland said of the undefeated and seventh-ranked Warriors. “Offensive line is pretty good.

Experienced lineup returning as ’Cats hunt state titles

Class 7A wrestling couldn’t find and answer for Camden County, so Class 6A will take its shot. Wildcat head coach Jess Wilder welcomes a deep group of returnees, including three state champions and eight who finished in the top three of their weight classes last season.

Smith: Lady ’Cats ‘know what’s expected’

How much will the momentum of a 21-victory season carry over this year for the Camden County High girls hoopsters? The Lady Wildcats begin their third season under head coach Sharnesha Smith Saturday against visiting Johnson of Savannah.

Focus is improvement for first CCHS girls wrestling team

The Camden County High wrestling program is expanding this season with a girls team taking the mats. Head coach Abe Fernandez said a girls program “was something that was bound to happen” and that the majority of the 16 girls are new to the sport.

Wildcat swimmers place second combined at Pumpkin Plunge

The day may have been soggy, but the swim ’Cats weren’t last Thursday. The Camden County High boys posted faster state qualifying times for the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays, and took the top three spots in an exciting 50 free at the Camden Pumpkin Plunge in Kingsland.

Wildcats beat Tift, advance to state

The game of musical chairs in the Region 1-6A state playoff race ended last Friday. Camden County got the last seat.  Coupled with Colquitt’s win over Richmond Hill, the Wildcats booked their postseason ticket by beating visiting Tift, 38-28.

Camden flag football blisters Brunswick

The second-year Camden County High flag football team shook off three recent losses by thumping visiting Brunswick, 20-0 Tuesday. Talia Green scored two touchdowns, one rushing and the other receiving from freshman Bree Hall, who also threw to Shania Hardy for a touchdown.