Sports

Bryant takes over as CCHS head baseball coach

Camden County High has stayed within the school system for its new head baseball coach, as former assistant Ladonis Bryant was announced last week for the position. “I’m excited to teach the kids the game of baseball,” he said. “I feel the talent is there. I’m excited to put it all together.

Lady ’Cat hoopsters face key summer

Last year at this time, Sharnesha Smith was getting to know her new players after being named the Camden County High girls basketball head coach. With a full season behind them, Smith and the Lady Wildcats tackle a hectic June with trips to Atlanta and Jacksonville and several spots in between.

Sopp is named new head swim coach at CCHS

After serving as an assistant the last four seasons, Danielle Sopp has become the new head coach of the Camden County High swimmers.  “There is more responsibility on me,” said Sopp, who accepted the job May 17. “You’ve got to organize everything and help keep the swim program going.

PSA track and field laps the competition at state meet

Camden PSA track and field athletes won 17 events and broke several meet records last weekend at the Georgia Recreation and Park Association Class B & C state championships in Jefferson.

‘We want to keep learning': Wildcats focus on summer after Blue-White Game

A productive spring is giving way to summer preparations after the Camden County High football program held its Blue-White scrimmage Tuesday night. Mistakes were evident Tuesday, according to head coach Jeff Herron, but getting the Wildcats some experience under the lights was important.

Bennett signs to play basketball at Andrew College

It didn’t take long for Andrew College to make a favorable impression on Camden County High basketball standout Jazmin Bennett.

CCHS hoopster Sullivan finds home South Carolina Salkehatchie

Three weeks after her Lady Wildcat teammate Mya Loynes signed to play basketball at the University of South Carolina Salkehatchie, Cyerra Sullivan followed suit May 11.

Wildcat girls golfers face state test

The Camden County Schools calendar says classes end this week, but the Wildcat girls golfers have some unfinished business next week in Moultrie. The linksters will tee it up Monday and Tuesday at the 36-hole Georgia High School Association Class 7A tournament at Sunset Country Club.

’Cats qualify for state 7A track and field meet

Camden County High track and field athletes qualified for state in nine events through their performances last Saturday at the Class 7A sectionals in Carrollton. Eight of those state qualifications came from the boys. Rickey Williams advanced after finishing second in both the 200 (21.

’Cats qualify for state 7A track and field meet

Camden County High track and field athletes qualified for state in 10 events through their performances last Saturday at the Class 7A sectionals in Carrollton. Eight of those state qualifications came from the boys. Rickey Williams advanced after finishing second in both the 200 (21.