Sports

Camden sweeps Coffee in basketball doubleheader

The Camden County boys won their 10th straight game and the girls returned to the win column last Friday at Coffee. In the non-region doubleheader sweep, the girls built a 24-5 lead after one quarter en route to a 54-42 decision, and the boys put three in double figures to prevail 61-42.

More pins, more wins for ’Cat wrestlers

The Camden County wrestlers enjoyed an unbeaten weekend at the Johnny Rouse Duals near Orlando, Fla., the varsity A team hoisting the first-place trophy and the varsity B side routing six Florida opponents at Hagerty High School. Teams were put into one of three round-robin pools last Friday.
Dasmine Cooper defends Lesly Gonzalez of North Florida Educational Institute.  (Andy Diffenderfer, Tribune & Georgian)

Dasmine Cooper defends Lesly Gonzalez of North Florida Educational Institute. (Andy Diffenderfer, Tribune & Georgian)

Tenth win, first loss make up girls’ weekend

Time to start another winning streak.  The Lady Wildcats gashed visiting South Effingham last Friday for their 10th straight victory to open the season.

High school, college coaches huddle at FCA recruit fair

For a high-schooler looking to play college football, it takes just one connection to make a dream come true. More than ever, those links are made online, as social media and online forums like Hudl streamline recruiting for both colleges and student-athletes alike.

Advantage, ’Cats: Breag completes PTR program

As the Camden County High head tennis coach, Daniel Breag seeks to give his players those extra doses of insight for matches. Learning is a constant process for the Wildcats, and the same holds true for the coach.

Setting the Gold standard: CCHS hammers field at Danny Byron

Nine Camden County High wrestlers won their pools and a dozen more placed second last weekend at the Danny Byron Invitational in Kissimmee, Fla. The two-day unscored tournament began last Friday at Osceola High School with bracket matches featuring wrestlers from 21 schools.

Lady flag football Wildcats make big strides in first season

The first season of Camden County High flag football closed last week with a playoff loss in north Atlanta, but optimism for the future reigns among players and coaches. Coaches Carlesia Britt and Doug Smith both were extremely pleased with the way the season transpired.