Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Custom Care, Kirkwood grads closing out the year in style
With only a handful of race days left before horses celebrate another birthday on Jan. 1, several runners with Camden ties are closing out their 2014 campaigns with winning performances.
Hoonose show at The Venue will benefit Food for the Soul
It has quickly become a staple of Camden music's post-Christmas scene. Better than that, the annual Hoonose with special guests show at The Venue on Broad has and continues to extend the holiday spirit beyond the season of giving and long after all the presents under the tree have been wrapped, used and, in certain cases, lost or have been long forgotten.
KC teams head into Christmas tourney action
Now that Christmas Day is behind us, Kershaw County basketball and wrestling teams are heading into holiday break tournaments beginning today and running into the new year.
Hill adds his name to growing list of L-E golf signees
Days like this never get old for Mike Robinson.
Lady Bulldogs take a bite out of injury-riddled Lady Demons
This would be the perfect time for Von Duncan to pull out the "woe is me" card. Instead, the Lugoff-Elgin girls' basketball coach puts on a stoic face and stares down adversity the only way she know how.
Zone-busters
Wanting to conserve some energy in a breakneck-paced scheme, Camden High interim head basketball coach Ron McKie Jr. went to a zone defense Friday night, as opposed to the constant man-to-man pressure which the first-year Bulldog boss favors.
Dengokl, Gators ease their way past CHS girls
Games like these are not the ones you want to go into at anything less than 100 percent.
Too little, too late for Dogs
An unconventional offense has led the Camden boys' basketball team to trying to undo everything which they have been taught to do since they first started playing the game.
Lady Bulldogs run past banged-up L-E
Every time the phone rings, each new e-mail she receives probably adds a little more stress to Von Duncan's life.
Demons rally from 21 down to top Dogs, 88-84
Camden's relay team method of substitution is designed to wear down its opponents.
Quick-starting Demons hold off Camden challenge for 45-24 win
Like sending out the middle of your batting order to start a game, Lugoff-Elgin used an evening-opening power burst to jump to an 18-0 lead before fending off a challenge from visiting Camden to take a 45-24 victory in the first of two regular season wrestling matches between the cross-rival rivals on Tuesday.
Cheers to you
It's game day at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, home of the National Football League's Carolina Panthers. In preparation to take the field, the necessary equipment --- uniforms, boots, eye liner and makeup --- is applied to their bodies.
Lady Vols take down L-E girls, 59-33
Facing an Andrew Jackson team which played for last season's AA state championship, the Lugoff-Elgin girls learned a couple hard lessons in Thursday's 59-33 setback.
AJ’s quick start helps sink Demons
In between the incessant shrills of officials' whistles and an endless procession to the foul line, Andrew Jackson and Lugoff-Elgin tried to play a basketball game Thursday night.
CHS alters Sunday baseball camp
Camden High School and the Kershaw County Parks and Recreation Department are hosting one-day baseball camp on Sunday, Dec. 14 from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. at American Legion Park in Camden.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
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Just minutes before the playing of the National Anthem before the first game of the Camden Shrine Club Football Jamboree last August, Brian Boan, a ...
Past Carolina Cup champs, riders take aim at Spa features
A large, accomplished field containing two Grade 1 winners and several other graded victors will line up Thursday for the $150,000 A. P. Smithwick ...
Hard work pays off for Kohn with Twins deal
Michael Kohn is back in the game.
C-N takes series in four by hanging on to top 17ers, 9-6
Exiting the field following Thursday's 4-0 loss Chapin-Newberry, which gave the visitors a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five second round series, Kershaw County American ...
It’s all Greek to her
For as long as Maggie Speaks can remember, summer meant traveling with her family for a beach vacation before returning home and preparing for the ...
This summer’s numbers game
While in some parts of the country, summer is in its infancy, in and around Kershaw County it is that in-between time in which baseball ...
Error-prone P-17 lets one slip away
NEWBERRY – Not even the best pitching can overcome an abundance of mistakes made in the field. And quality opponents make people pay for those miscues.
17ers deliver knockout blow in 16-1 rout
With a roster filled with first-year players, Kershaw County took a veterans' approach to Friday's third game of its best-of-five first round playoff series ...
L-E’s Bowers signs to play football at Greensboro College
Trying to figure out just where to play someone like Javon Bowers on the defensive line is a predicament which a college football coach can ...
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