Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Rivers, McPhail help Foxes run from Dogs, 48-9
Hartsville unleashed its big red and black threshing machine and put it a nearly identical effort against Camden as it did a year ago.
Rice, Spartans have high hopes for 2014
On a hot Tuesday afternoon, Will Rice was putting his Camden Military Academy football team through the paces in preparation for tonight's season-opener at North Myrtle Beach Christian School (NMBCS) while looking down a clipboard and a piece of paper with the names of his players written in pen.
Demons set sights on first win of season
Facing a pass-happy Nation Ford offensive attack, what could possibly be the best sight for Lugoff-Elgin's sore eyes tonight would be the Falcons to "have to" rather than "want to" go up top.
Red Foxes invade Zemp for Dogs' home opener
Like an image seen in a car's rear-view mirror, Camden's view of the back of Brian Rivers' jersey got smaller and smaller with each passing carry.
NC ready to reverse course before region play
With Region 4-AA being a seven-team circuit, it means that each team will play six conference games. With that being the case, it leaves teams just four --- rather than the regular five --- out-of-league contests.
Lady Bulldogs set lofty goals for '14
On a day on which Paige Wilson was forced to miss practice, members of her Camden High volleyball team were being interviewed by a reporter from WLTX TV 19 in Columbia after an online poll conducted by the station rated the Lady Bulldogs as the top team in the Midlands heading into the upcoming season.
Lady Demons eye continued success
There was a time when a volleyball match with Lugoff-Elgin meant the opposing team's bench players would see plenty of action on the court.
Thing looking up for Lady Knights
One of the busiest people in Boonetown has to be the person charged with updating the volleyball region championship banner at North Central High School. Then again, the flag made of felt never collects a whole lot of dust.
Turnovers burn Dogs in 41-27 loss to West Florence
FLORENCE -- Maybe it was an omen of what the rest of the evening held in store for Camden as its team buses were stuck in the middle of I-20 after an overturned van brought eastbound traffic to a halt near Darlington early Friday evening.
Yellow Jackets fail to show compassion for Thomas, L-E
FORT MILL -- It was a bitter homecoming Friday night for Lugoff-Elgin interim head coach Dave Thomas as the visiting Demons were shut out by Fort Mill. The hosts jumped out front early and were never threatened on their way to a 41-0 victory.
Whirlwinds fend off Knights' challenge
Sometimes, you just can't win for losing.
Knights, Whirlwinds look for redemption
If imitation is, indeed, the sincerest form of flattery, North Central's offense could see pressure coming from all across the field from the Timmonsville defense tonight when the nights make the trip to the Pee Dee for their second game of the season.
Homecoming comes early for Thomas and Demons
With the first-game jitters out out of his and his his team's system, interim Lugoff-Elgin head football coach Dave Thomas can now get onto the business of going home.
Dogs will try to slow down fast-paced WF offense
West Florence has adopted the mantra of "No Huddle, No Mercy" for its offense. Tonight, Camden would like to change that to "On the Bench, On the Shelf."
Florida learns that S.C. has (hoops) talent
On July 16-20, the SC-BALLERS journeyed to Florida to compete in nationals. Both teams came in third place. The 8th grade team finished with an 8-1 record while the 11th grade team finished with a 5-2 mark.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
Baseball, softball playoffs update
At 6:30 p.m. tonight, Camden will host Emerald at American Legion Park in Camden in the AAA District III opener. Lugoff-Elgin opens play ...
Holley gets opportunity he was waiting for
There are players who are given things without asking based on qualities such as reputation and size. Then, there are those who go to work ...
Longshot Lyonell jumps to upset in the Temple Gwathmey
Robert A. Kinsley's Lyonell, one of the lightest-weighted horses in Saturday's $75,000 Temple Gwathmey Handicap (Gr. 2), made a powerful run to ...
Gift exchange
During the course of his post-game interview, Camden baseball coach Denny Beckley used the word "discombobulated" to explain his thought process when asked of tonight ...
Lady Knights win first match in shootout
The North Central girls' soccer team defeated host Lewisville in a penalty kick shootout, 3-0, after the game ended in a 1-1 tie.
Jordan’s no-hitter closes memorable Senior Night
One good turn deserves another.
Culp finally gets his due
During his 34 seasons sitting at the head of the Camden girls' basketball bench, the late Mike Culp and his life were open books.
Power Surge
It may have bothered some neighbors but, it was music to James Marlow's ears.
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