Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Fowler’s 42 helps Knights hold off Rams, 90-87
Like all basketball games, this one started with a jump ball. The officials would have been better served by having dropped the green flag.
Lady Knights' playoff hopes still alive, even after 37-36 loss
In this wild ride which is the Region 3-A girls' basketball playoff chase, not even a 37-36 loss to Chesterfield was enough to leave North Central's post-season hopes down and out.
Sheppard hopes Ever So Lucky will be ever so good this spring
Each time Jonathan Sheppard sent out Ever So Lucky in the company of a training partner last summer, the precocious 2-year-old would dig in and would refuse to be beaten, even if was nothing more than a simple work around the track at the Hall of Fame trainer's farm in Pennsylvania.
Demons dump Dorman; take on Rock Hill tonight in round 3
This was one time you didn't mind being wrong.
Dogs' playoff chances end in 50-45 OT loss
In a season of near-misses, this was the unkindest cut of all.
For Wise, the hard part is over
If a few minutes talking into a pair of tape recorders were to be the worst part of his post-high school football career, then the next five years should be a breeze for Fidel Wise.
L-E hosts first two rounds of 4A tourney Saturday
It will be a first four encore when Lugoff-Elgin hosts Saturday's first two rounds of the state class 4A wrestling tournament inside the Demons Den.
Dogs run out of steam in 64-47 loss to Red Foxes
Ron McKie could see it coming and see it going, as well.
CHS girls open stretch drive with key win over HHS
On the second anniversary of the passing of longtime Camden girls' basketball coach Mike Culp, the current edition of the Lady Bulldogs put together a game, and a finish, of which The Dean would have been proud.
NC girls can’t complete comeback vs. Red Devils
For as long as there have been house doors and kids, parents have told their children to close the door behind them so as not to let the cold air or animals into the house.
Knights fail to slow down Great Falls in 57-27 defeat
If you had a bar chart of Great Falls' offensive output this season, it might be up and down enough make you dizzy.
Mr. Vegas lights up field with win in Fair Grounds feature
It has been a good start to 2012 for horses which received their early training in Camden.
Numbers catch up with L-EMS at Carolina Invitational tourney
When you don't have enough bullets in your proverbial holster, it's hard to win a gun fight.
CHS’ Speaks pledges to N.C. State
Some high schoolers wait until the last possible moment before deciding where they will spend their college years.
Hrabovsky proud to have played for Paterno
In all the stories written about the late Joe Paterno since news of the child sex abuse scandal broke last November to those which have appeared in regard to the passing of the former Penn State University football on Sunday morning, it has been the "but" in those columns and/or stories which bothers Paul Hrabovsky most.
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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