Archive By Author - Tom Didato
CCE-developed Awesome Bet second in $500,000 Super Derby
Awesome Bet, developed in Camden at Kip Elser's Kirkwood Stables, finished second behind Prayer for Relief in Saturday's $500,000 Super Derby at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans.
Great Falls’ speed is too much for Spartans
Maybe, this trading one opponent for another is not the best idea.
Knights eclipsed by Vols, 42-14
Just when it looked like North Central was going to make its move against rival Andrew Jackson, the Volunteers came up with a trump card.
Dutch Fork defense stymies Demons in 41-0 shutout
IRMO – One offense was balanced. The other simply struggled to move the chains.
Demons shake things up in effort to shrug off early season doldrums
Like a poker player not satisfied with the cards he drew the first few turns around the table, Lugoff-Elgin football coach Scott Jones has used this week of practice to shuffle the deck for what he hopes will be a winning hand.
Knights hope to turn things around, not over, against AJ
He smiled as he talked about his current team and his former team, which will meet tonight for the third time on the football field since Louis Clyburn left as head coach at Andrew Jackson after one season to take the reins at North Central, which is a hop, skip and a jump from his boyhood home.
Last-minute schedule change has CMA headed to Great Falls
Thanks to last Friday's thunderstorm north of Kershaw County, an error in scheduling and a fortuitous opening, the Camden Military Academy football team will play a game tonight.
Colonial Cup invitations being sent out for Nov. 19 race
Patrons who are on the mailing list for the Marion DuPont Scott Colonial Cup Steeplechase Races should be receiving their invitations to this year's event sometime this week as officials at the race office were putting the invites into the mail on Tuesday afternoon.
Dixon has Knights’ program off and running
When then-junior Chad Hampton ran off with the class A state boys' cross country title in 2009, he put North Central on the state running map.
Wakefield wins first contest of the season
Faye Wakefield missed just one game, but still had to go to the tie-breaker before winning the last week's Chronicle-Independent football contest.
Austin inks deal with Texans
Two days after being waived by the New England Patriots, former Camden High and Clemson standout Thomas Austin was signed by the Houston Texans as part of their 53-man roster.
St. Joe’s cruises past Knights, 44-15
Through the first two games of the season, North Central has amassed nearly as many yards in total offense as it did during its entire 2009 campaign. At least, that is the way it seems to third-year Knights head coach Louis Clyburn.
Bulldogs throttled by West Florence in 30-7 loss
FLORENCE -- One would have to go back more than a decade in order to find a more disappointing offensive effort than that turned in by Camden in Thursday's 30-7 loss to West Florence on Thursday night at Memorial Stadium.
Tested Patriots top Spartans in opener
When you have a football team which has only been in pads for some 10 days playing an opponent with two full games under its belt, the last thing you want is to get off to a slow start.
Spring Valley runs Free in topping Demons, 49-28
COLUMBIA -- Little did Spring Valley wide out Craig Steedley realize that when he dragged his feet inside the end zone in laying out to make a 19-yard touchdown reception in the waning seconds of the first half of Friday's game with visiting Lugoff-Elgin, he took down the hosts' upset plans with him.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
White’s commitment pays off with PSU-Fayette signing
After having played football for his first two years at Camden High School, Xavier White decided to hang up his cleats and dive head first into wrestling following his sophomore season.
Jones prepared to take next step in football journey at North Greenville
Dakota Jones was asked to step out of his comfort zone in Lugoff-Elgin's defensive scheme last fall.
Bowers will keep getting his kicks at Erskine
Growing up, Brandon Bowers was told by his coaches that he was too small to be any good at sports.
Cauthen latest in long line of Dogs headed to Newberry
There is nothing like familir faces to make you feel at home.
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