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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.
Keeping up with the Joneses
When given the option, Will Jones could have stayed for his senior year at Lugoff-Elgin High School and played out his final season of football for the Demons after his father, Scott Jones, retired as the school's head football coach and athletic director last July.
Kohn signs deal with Braves
Less than seven weeks after having signed a major league contract with the Tampa Bay Rays, Camden native Michael Kohn was signed to a minor league contract by the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday.
Feels like home
Sometimes, all it takes is just one look for a new place to feel like your new home away from home.
Fore! more years
If there is any sport which can test a person's soul, golf would have to be at or near the top of the list.
Dixon’s wish comes true in signing with Patriots
Talking to Brooke Dixon, you get the feeling that no matter what school at which level recruited her or, offered her a chance to play for their program, that she was going to hold out as long as she could for her dream school.
Irick follows through on his pledge by signing with CSU
Just like his broken-in glove, Cole Irick found the perfect fit for a college where he can continue both his academic and baseball-playing endeavors.
Visit to Belmont Abbey pays off for CMA's Gradwell
In this era in which virtually any game can be seen on television at almost any time, sports other than the big three of baseball, football and basketball have found their own niche with either longstanding or, new fans.
Colonial Cup notebook
There had been colder and wetter Colonial Cup race days, but maybe not as many sunny or, brisk ones as Saturday's 45th edition of the Camden fall classic contested over the Springdale Racecourse.
Tripling his fun
Much to the chagrin of many shivering fans at Saturday's 45th running of the Marion duPont Scott International Colonial Cup Steeplechase, the weather forecasters were correct.
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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