Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Error-prone 17ers fall to Jets, 6-4
DALZELL -- Given an opportunity to strengthen its hold on American Legion baseball League IV's fourth spot and a state playoff berth, Dalzell-Shaw took full advantage with a 6-4 win over Kershaw County on Friday.
Walker’s walk-off double lifts P-17 to 13-12 win
If you are going to play three hours and 45 minutes of baseball in temperatures approaching triple digits, you might as well win the game while you're at it.
Back at full strength, 17ers top Orangeburg for first win
That team which played so well in the pre-season that Kershaw County American Legion head coach Craig Smith was looking for Monday night? Well, they showed up, in force, one night later.
Extreme makeover: CCC edition
It takes a keen eye and a deft touch when you decide to take on one of golf's most revered course architects and tinker with one of his gems.
Eastern Starlett shines bright for Kingsley
After having knocked at the door in her first two starts over fences -- both coming this year -- Eastern Starlett raced her way into the winners' circle for Camden-based trainer Arch Kingsley on Sunday at Colonial Downs.
P-17ers tripped up by West Columbia, 16-3
Speaking to no one person in particular, Post 17 American Legion baseball coach Craig Smith wondered aloud where his team, which ran roughshod over Sumter and Florence in the pre-season, had gone.
Late spring is time for Dove Season; Wash Park left hanging out to dry after five straight wins
Dove Season, a graduate of Fred and Wilhelmina McEwan's Fenwick Farm in Boykin broke his maiden at first asking by winning a $45,000 maiden race on Sunday at PARX Racing in Bensalem, Penn.
Kirkland changes her allegiance after committing to Gamecocks
One of the first things which Jessica Mullins did after being named the head volleyball coach at Lugoff-Elgin High School last spring was to meet with her predecessor, Susan Morris, to discuss the returning members of the 2011 Lady Demons.
Holliday staying a Cardinal
Camden native and former Camden High standout Vonnie Holliday agreed to and signed a one-year contract to return to the Arizona Cardinals for the 2013 NFL season on Monday.
West Cola pitching duo combines to shut down Post 17 with 19 Ks
(Camden, S.C.) sports editor
Jets make best of bad situation in handing Post 17ers 14-2 loss
It is a coach's worst fear; especially one who oversees a young team.
Padre Stephen
It was a scene which could have been from anywhere in the country or, even, on a sitcom.
More offense + rain do not add up for P-17ers
What a bad time for the offense to get picked up again.
17ers close first week of season with road, home games
The Kershaw County Post 17 Senior American Legion baseball team wraps up its first week of play in League IV with two games in three nights.
One and done
Athletes will, oftentimes, go to great lengths in order to change their luck during an event and/or a season.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
Jackets sting Lady Knights
It was not exactly Marshawn Lynch on Super Bowl media day, but Mitch Lowder was a man of few words as he headed toward the locker room following North Central's 57-15 loss to the Buford girls Tuesday night at The Castle.
Buford gets past Knights, 56-35
Just when it looked like North Central was going to reel Buford in, the visiting Yellow Jackets pulled back out to sea.
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.
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.
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."
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.
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