Sports

Rietveld nets 27, CCHS girls top South Effingham

A huge night from Taylor Rietveld lifted the Camden County girls cagers to their first win of the season, 53-48 last Friday over South Effingham at Camden Middle School. Rietveld produced a double-double, scoring a game-high 27 points and grabbing 14 rebounds, six of them offensive.

Three ’Cats selected for GACA all-star showcase

Camden County High School head football coach Jeff Herron said Tuesday that juniors Jaden Dailey, DeNigel Cooper and Ja’Marley Riddle have been selected for the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association all-star game Dec. 29 at Glynn County Stadium.

Opportunity is name of the game at recruiting fair

Earl Chambers is a man in motion. The former Georgia Bulldog strong safety and current LaGrange College head football coach keeps busy Tuesday at Camden County High, staying in the ears of high school coaches pitching their student-athletes to colleges.
The Lady Wildcats’ Dasmine Cooper tries to pass around a Brantley County defender in a preseason scrimmage. (Andy Diffenderfer, Tribune & Georgian)

The Lady Wildcats’ Dasmine Cooper tries to pass around a Brantley County defender in a preseason scrimmage. (Andy Diffenderfer, Tribune & Georgian)

Lady ’Cat dribblers stumble to Tift, Deerfield-Windsor at tourney

Two losses at the Kenny Moore Classic in Valdosta last week dropped the Lady Wildcat hoopsters to 0-3 on the young season. On Monday, Nov. 21, Camden trailed former region rival Tift by eight at intermission, and the margin stayed that way by game’s end, 48-40.

’Cat boys fall to Oakleaf in season opener

Within four after a quarter, the Camden County boys dribblers found themselves down 20 by intermission in a 73-40 opening defeat last Saturday at Oakleaf. Earl Murray was the Wildcats’ leading scorer with 14 points, alongside two of Camden’s seven three-pointers, three assists and two thefts.

Wildcats’ playoff run ends at Grayson, 28-10

Like the previous week against East Coweta, the Wildcats’ playoff matchup last Friday night at Grayson ended with hugs. However, the hugs of joy and celebration from a week earlier turned to ones of solace and consolation after Camden County tumbled 28-10 in a chilly second-round Class 7A quarrel.