Sports

Rifle ’Cats go to 7-0, subdue Statesboro

Jordan DeJesus threatened another perfect mark and the rifle ’Cats had four at 288 or better in a 1,170-1,114 win last Friday at Statesboro. DeJesus posted 100 kneeling, and 99s both prone and standing for a 298.

Doubles sweep sends girls past Coffee; boys tumble

The results for both the Camden County boys and girls tennis squads Feb. 8 at Coffee weren’t decided until the final matches. The girls (2-0) stayed undefeated, 3-2, as Ryleigh Blount and Maikayla Huynh outlasted Kaydee Veal and Channan Smith, 5-7, 6-2, 10-7 at No. 2 doubles.

Wrestlers qualify 14 for sectional traditional tourney

All 14 Camden County wrestlers qualified for sectionals with top-four placements last Saturday in the Region 1-7A traditional tournament at Lowndes. With 12 individual champions, the Wildcats rolled up 296 team points and easily extended their region traditional supremacy.

Win, two draws as Wildcat soccer kicks off

The Camden County High boys and girls soccer ’Cats both reached deadlocks with Ware in the season openers Feb. 1. The girls held on last Friday to take the home opener over Pierce. This week, CCHS had scheduled Region 1-7A matches with Richmond Hill Tuesday. The boys will host Benedictine Feb. 14.

First meet for CCHS Gymcats is Friday in McDonough

A deep lineup and an accomplished senior class have the Camden County High gymnasts eyeing high marks and state glory this spring. The Gymcats have six meets on the regular-season schedule, the opener a nine-school competition Friday in McDonough, just south of Atlanta.

Swim ’Cats dive in at state GHSA meet

The Camden County High swim program took four relay quartets to the state Class 7A meet last week in Atlanta, and Clayton Simmer and Javier McClenic swam in individual events. Simmer, McClenic, William Sopp and Noah Corning finished 22nd in the 400 free relay (3:35.