Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Bulldogs qualify 10 for AAA Upper State wrestling tourney
Camden High School will send 10 wrestlers --- including three Region 4-AAA champions --- into the state AAA Upper State wrestling championships to be held on Feb. 20-12 at West-Oak Middle School.
Former Panther, Gamecock Campbell named head football coach at L-E
On Dec. 15, 1994, Matt Campbell was one of what became known as the "Original 10."
Upstart romps in Holy Bull
In what could be the start of his road to the Kentucky Derby, Ralph M. Evans' Upstart kicked off its 2015 campaign by cruising to a 5 ½-length victory in last Saturday's $400,000 Lambholm South Holy Bull (G2) at Gulfstream Park.
Coach Mullins being replaced with “Mom” Mullins
Fittingly, Jessica Mullins was on her way to a regular, every two months, doctor's visit with her four-month old son when she returned a call.
Carolina Cup purse increased to $75,000
In a move designed to get all three spring novice series hurdle steeplechase races on the same page, on Tuesday, the Carolina Cup Racing Association approved the proposal in which the Carolina Cup feature races will be run for a $75,000 purse beginning this year.
Three-happy RNE rallies to upend Lady Dogs, 60-53
Rather than staying in their locker room for halftime, the Richland Northeast girls made a U-turn, came back through the Camden High gym and regathered in the school's commons area.
Slow-starting Dogs can't catch up to RNE
Gone are the hockey-like line changes. So, too, are extended minutes on the court for most of the non-starters on the Camden boys basketball team which has gone to a more traditional substitution pattern under interim head coach Ron McKie Jr.
L-E girls lose game and another player to injury on same night
First came the shriek; a sound which Von Duncan has heard way too many times this season.
S.C. Equine Park receives $250,000 grant for arena
Its steel girders dwarf the neighboring and, to this date, the only covered show ring at the South Carolina Equine Park (SCEP) in Camden.
AJ uses game-ending surge to pull away from Knights
Normally, a two-point first quarter would mean a quick and painless death for a basketball team. But this was anything but a normal night at The Castle in Boonetown.
Sowell, Lady Vols too tall an order for North Central
Mitch Lowder did everything he could to try and slow down Andrew Jackson center Alexxus Sowell. The one thing the North Central girls' basketball coach could not do, though, was to make his post players taller.
Grade I champs are Eclipse Award finalists
Headlined by three-time Grade I winner and 2014 Lonesome Glory Champions Award recipient Demonstrative, along with two-time Grade I winner, 2013 Eclipse Award and 2014 Colonial Cup champion Divine Fortune and Makari, all three horses which won Grade I events on the National Steeplechase Association circuit last year are the three finalists for the 2014 Eclipse Award for steeplechasing.
Second-ranked Falcons take a bite out of Dogs
Ron McKie Jr. would make a terrible "spin doctor" on one of the many Sunday morning TV talk shows in which men and women try to convince viewers that the news and facts may not be as good or, as bad, as they may seem.
Flora ‘Tapps’ its way past CHS girls, 53-37
With her team coming off back-to-back wins in the post-Christmas Lake Marion Invitational and with games against region and state heavyweights Lower Richland and Dreher coming up, Camden girls' basketball head coach Natalie Jeffcoat felt Tuesday night would be the perfect time for her team to make a statement that the Lady Bulldogs were back.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
Spartans face a stern test in trip to meet improved Trojan squad
Through its first three games of the season, Camden Military Academy has shown a tendency to break slowly from the box.
No day at the beach for Dogs
North Myrtle Beach has never had a football program which has been looked upon as traditional state power. For that reason, when Blair Hardin left ...
Demons live, learn from loss
Coming off a 42-0 loss to South Aiken, you would have thought Lugoff-Elgin head coach Matt Campbell might use the CD disks from the game ...
Williamson will be back for NC
There was a time when a trip to Great Falls meant holding on for dear life, take your beating, hope nobody got hurt and get ...
Mistake-prone Bulldogs doubled-up in 28-14 loss
FLORENCE --- In a numbers game, these were some of those which did not add up the way Camden would have liked in a Thursday night ...
AJ defense shuts down ground game and Knights in region opener, 28-0
KERSHAW --- Its starting quarterback and a chief playmaker on both sides of the football each watching from the sidelines in street clothes and being thrown ...
CHS offense sputters in defeat
One of the best ways to keep or, secure your spot on a football team is to be playing hard late in a contest in ...
Lady Demons cruise past CHS in 3
Starting out as if they were double-parked, Lugoff-Elgin rattled off the first six points in Wednesday's volleyball match at Camden in rapid succession.
Whirlwinds blow Knights away
After his team scored a touchdown in the closing seconds of the first half to close the gap against Timmonsville to a 21-13, North Central ...
Spartans fall flat in 28-14 setback
It all seemed to be going so right before it went oh-so wrong.
Knock, knock
While it may not be the most exciting 100-yard stretch of racing at next spring's Carolina Cup Steeplechase Races, the Knockerball Steeplechase promises to ...
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