Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Knights look to close out season with a two-game winning streak
For the first Monday since the seventh game of the 2010 season, the Monday-after-the game film session at North Central was more relaxed, with smiles filling the film room.
L-E needs to win out to keep playoff hopes alive
Like the crew of a moving company, the Lugoff-Elgin football coaches have been kept busy by shifting players from one position into another not just in practice, but on Friday nights, as well.
Banged-up Demons upended by Knights, 30-0
Halftime turned into work time for Lugoff-Elgin.
Knights snap skid with 44-19 victory
Earlier this season, North Central was piling up some huge offensive numbers in all areas save for the scoreboard. Half of that equation changed on Friday night.
This week in KC sports
Monday: North at North Central in class A state volleyball playoffs (6 p.m.)
Dogs can’t contain Bracey, Gators in 35-14 setback
All that's left on the table, now, is pride.
KC volleyball trio home for playoff openers
It looks like someone will have to bring the banner heralding North Central's girls' volleyball region championships, down from the rafters again, to add "2011" to the program's ever-growing list.
CMA headed to Raleigh in search of first victory
If you are going to make a four-hour trip to a football game, you would, at least, want a victory to make the journey back home more bearable.
Clyburn, Knights want to send seniors out with a victory
Been there, done that.
Demons hoping history repeats itself tonight against visiting West Florence
When and where will it all end?
Providence Day blanks Spartans, 49-0
Before the Providence Day School ever stepped off the bus for its football game at Camden Military Academy, Spartans' coach Will Rice knew the odds were not in his team's favor.
Lami wins football contest
Dennis Lami missed just one game to win last week's Chronicle-Independent football contest.
Camden puts its playoff hopes on the line against Gators in Thursday contest
Now is not the time to look back, but if he could, Camden head coach Jimmy Neal would love to have about five minutes back from his team's 14-10 loss to Crestwood in a game played three weeks ago.
Wooten Stables grad Glenwood Canyon sets new mark at Hoosier Park
Who says 13 is an unlucky number?
Lady Knights avenge loss to Chesterfield with 3-0 sweep
Sometimes, the best fiery, pre-game pep talks are the ones you save for when they are really needed.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
RNE goes small to top Dogs for tourney title
As spacious as American Legion Park is, Richland Northeast could have almost done without the outfield grass in topping host Camden, 5-2, in the Kershaw-Richland Wooden Bat Classic championship game Thursday night.
Demons’ seventh inning rally comes up short
If there was a recurring theme for Lugoff-Elgin in the Kershaw-Richland Wooden Bat Classic, it was the Demons' having their share of chances to pull out wins in three of their games, only to have nothing to show for those efforts in the win column.
Bulldogs edge Demons in the Nick of time
On an unseasonably cool mid-April night, Zac Bowers and Grey Hoke provided wood for the fireplace.
Four-run sixth helps Dogs get past Bruins
Chalk it up to the wooden bats. Better yet, give the credit to the two pitchers.
L-E polishes off Diamond Hornets, 10-0
Playing football in the fall and basketball in the winter leaves Elliott Campbell precious little time to prepare for baseball season in the spring.
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