Sports

Camden soccer splits matches with Tift

A win at Tift County last Friday was the third straight Region 1-6A shutout for the Camden County girls soccer team, while the boys were held scoreless in their fourth league setback. The girls improved to 5-2 overall and 3-2 in the region, and the boys slipped to 2-6 and 1-4.

State qualifications highlight Gymcats’ runner-up finish

Jamie Walker qualified for state in three events and Addison Davis in another as the Camden County varsity Gymcats placed second as a team at Lowndes last Saturday.  Walker made state with a winning 8.6 on the balance beam, a second-place 8.65 for the bars, and a third-place 9.

’Cats no-hit Colquitt for first 1-6A victory

Camden County secured its first Region 1-6A baseball win in memorable fashion last Friday night, firing a combined no-hitter at Colquitt in the second game of a home doubleheader. A home loss to Valdosta opened another 1-6A series Tuesday.

Big second half lifts St. Marys over Risley

The St. Marys Middle boys basketball Bobcats held top-seed Risley to six second-half points to win the conference title, 44-21 at Camden County High March 4. The champions led most of the way as Q’Naz Short netted a game-high 15 points and Titus Mivens 13.

State champ Prosen signs to wrestle at Southeastern

Camden County three-time state champion Hunter Prosen will wrestle for NAIA power Southeastern University after a signing ceremony last Friday afternoon at CCHS. The high school All-American is “obviously one of the best wrestlers we’ve ever had in the program,” Wildcat head coach Jess Wilder said.