Sports

Busy summer awaits ’Cat boys hoopsters

What heights the Camden County High boys hoopsters can reach next season could rely largely on how they handle a busy summer. With June about to tip off, head coach David Bailey said he is “light years” ahead with the program after coming aboard last August.

Honors, wins for gymnasts at Southern Regionals

XCel Gold and XCel Silver gymnasts with Camden PSA won 20 events and finished second or third in 12 others at the AAU Southern Regional Championships May 11-12  in Dalton.

Honors, wins for gymnasts at Southern Regionals

XCel Gold and XCel Silver gymnasts with Camden PSA won 20 events and finished second or third in 12 others at the AAU Southern Regional Championships May 11-12  in Dalton.

Volleyball gets boost at middle schools

Volleyball is undergoing a growth spurt in Camden County Schools. The Camden County High volleyball program has netted region titles and qualified for state tournaments over its history, and should get a jolt through the launch of feeder programs at Camden Middle and St. Marys Middle.

Blount is 7A girls golf runner-up

Camden County High sophomore Georgia Blount replicated her second-place finish from last year and Wildcat senior Griffin Blount tied for 16th place this week at the Georgia High School Association Class 7A golf tournament in Carrollton.

Springboard into summer: Health, learning new schemes crucial for ’Cats

First-year Camden County High head football coach Travis Roland saw many positives over spring practices, but just as important as learning new systems is sustaining good health through the summer and leading to a busy August.

Mitchell to be enshrined in National High School Football Hall of Fame

A few weeks after being inducted into the South Carolina Football Hall of Fame, Camden County High gridiron legend Stump Mitchell will be enshrined into the National High School Football Hall of Fame. Mitchell will be part of the second class entering the national hall June 8 in Canton, Ohio.

Caison finds Marist match

Originally bound for Olivet Nazarene, Camden County High placekicker Gabe Caison recently posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that he has decommitted from the NAIA school in Illinois and is committing to Marist College, a Division I program in New York.

Opportunity knocking for Roberson at Brewton-Parker

Maybe 18 months ago, the idea of running track and field in college sounded inconceivable for James Roberson. Last week, it became a reality.

ABAC hoops welcomes Brown

The revived Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College men’s basketball program will get a boost from a Wildcat. Antwann Brown, a 6-foot-6 forward, is joining the Golden Stallions, who next season will field their first team since 2008. Calvin Sinkfield will coach the four-year NAIA team.