Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Camden closes out Dreher, 54-48
It was a road which Camden had been down twice before this season and each time, the Bulldogs arrived at a dead end.
Dreher’s arsenal to much for Lady Dogs
Seeing as how Dreher starts three players who check in at better than 6-feet tall, it puts the onus on the Lady Blue Devils' opponents to make the best of their looks at the basket. In all likelihood, the first shot may well be the only one each trip down the floor.
Camden native Schofield plays in Super Bowl
O'Brien Schofield will be the third Camden native to play in the Super Bowl when he takes to the field at MetLife Stadium Sunday evening as a member of the Seattle Seahawks.
KCRD changes things for baseball and softball
It may not seem like baseball and softball season is right around the corner, but those snow-covered diamonds will soon be giving way to green grass and youngsters playing on them.
The Monroe Doctorine
There may not be something in the water --- then again, maybe there is --- on the banks of the West Wateree which turns young wrestlers into champions at Lugoff-Elgin Middle School.
Leopards win another Carolina Invitational title
As he watched members of his team come off the mat with hard-fought, distance-going victories, Lugoff-Elgin Middle School wrestling coach Ted Monroe could not help but keep an eye and ear on the alert when it came to Carver Middle School's wrestlers.
Celebrating the great outdoors
John Clarke has spent a good portion of the past several months knocking on doors in and around Kershaw County. But he is not seeking votes nor is he running for public office.
Flora closes out Dogs with game-ending 7-0 run
Just when Camden thought it had a big fish on the end of its line, the Bulldogs left it get away.
CHS girls stay in playoff hunt with OT win
Looks don't come much clearer than this.
Patterson’s closing burst gives Lady Demons hope
When your name is Unique, it's hard to stay under the radar for long.
Demons' rally comes up short in 63-57 loss
Having left the door open for Ridge View, which failed to close it, Lugoff-Elgin could not slam the door shut itself.
Fenwick grad Kiss Moon now 2-for-2
Kiss Moon, a 3-year-old filly developed at Wilhelmina and Fred McEwan's Fenwick Farm in Camden, opened 2014 the same way she closed out 2013. With a win.
Blythewood blows by Lady Demons
When you have a team which is so young that they almost need to have signed parental permission slips in order to take a bus ride to an away game, you look for little victories in each game.
Bengals pull away from L-E, 58-36
By design, a full-court press is intended to wear down your opponent through time.
Pelion too much for Bass-less NC
Having that one "go to" player can sometimes be a double-edged sword.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
Golfers battle heat, CCC layout at Hospital Auxiliary tourney
Thursday, Sept. 8 was a scorcher for the Hospital Auxiliary's twenty seventh annual scholarship golf tournament.
Demons hope to re-establish running game in Lancaster
If you are looking for finesse football where the ball will be thrown around the lot and plays are made on the perimeter, this game ...
Dogs can't seal the deal in loss to West Florence
Forcing West Florence to abandon its running game in favor of having to beat Camden in the air seemed like the perfect plan. Then, Vick ...
South Aiken bottles up Demons, 27-7
AIKEN --- Changing the culture of a football program comes with bumps in the road.
Asheville gives Spartans a case of the Blues
There was plenty going against the Camden Military Academy football team even before the Asheville School turned a game-opening pooch kick into a one-play scoring ...
Vols pitch a shutout in win over NC
As he watched Andrew Jackson defense on film, North Central head coach Louis Clyburn knew that his offense might have its hands full in dealing ...
Vols pitch a shutout in win over NC
As he watched Andrew Jackson defense on film, North Central head coach Louis Clyburn knew that his offense might have its hands full in dealing ...
Vols pitch a shutout in win over NC
As he watched Andrew Jackson defense on film, North Central head coach Louis Clyburn knew that his offense might have its hands full in dealing ...
Cunningham runs wild as Knights tame Whirlwinds
Funny how even the best-laid plans can take a turn for the better.
Dog defense answers second half bell in handing Cheraw its first loss, 24-14
CHERAW --- For three weeks, the Camden offense had carried its defensive colleagues in having averaged better than 38 points in the Bulldogs' 2-1 start to ...
Turnabout is hardly fair play as Demons fall to Flora, 13-12
What a difference a week makes.
County football season kicks off with scrimmages
While many Kershaw County residents are trying to figure out ways to stay cool indoors, football players from the three public high schools have been ...
Demons’ Campbell gives his commitment to Furman
It would have been easy for Elliott Campbell to have basked in the spotlight for awhile and have taken full advantage of the recruiting process.
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