Archive By Author - Tom Didato
No playoffs for Camden as result of brawl
Camden High School (CHS) has been ruled ineligible to compete in this year's AAA state football playoffs after the S.C. High School League (SCHSL) completed its investigation of the post-game incident involving the Bulldogs and Dreher High School last Friday night at Zemp Stadium following a 39-30 Camden victory.
CHS still waiting to hear from HSL
After four-plus days of rumors, hearsay and innuendo, the Camden High School football team is still waiting to hear from the South Carolina High School League (HSL) as to any penalties stemming from last Friday night's post-game fight involving the Bulldogs and visiting Dreher at Zemp Stadium.
Pate's 2 TDs lift CMA past Knights
After the heartbreak of a 34-28 loss to the Carolina Wildcats one week earlier, the Camden Military Academy football team righted the ship on Saturday with a 20-12 win over the visiting New Covenant Knights.
Banged-up Knights come up short against Indian Land, 20-7
As his team boarded the bus for Friday's game with Indian Land, North Central head football coach Louis Clyburn just about had enough healthy bodies to form a hockey line, never mind an offensive line.
Quick-starting Vikings sprint past L-E
COLUMBIA --- Spring Valley made a late surge in the first half and never looked back defeating visiting Lugoff-Elgin, 40-14, in a Region 4-4A game played Friday night at Harry Parone Stadium.
Bulldogs outmuscle Dreher, 39-30
It should have been a night in which the Camden High football locker room was hopping. Instead, the silence coming from the south corner of Zemp Stadium was deafening.
Post-game brawl at Zemp under investigation
It should have been the perfect ending to a festive Friday night at Zemp Stadium. A Camden High School (CHS) Bulldog football victory over once-beaten Dreher, which put them in a four-way tie atop the Region 4-AAA standings, came after a pre-game and halftime tribute to the school's 1964 AAA state championship team.
Kohn signs contract with Tampa Bay Rays
Camden native and former Camden High School baseball standout Michael Kohn has signed a one-year Major League contract with the Tampa Bay Rays.
Rice, CMA look ahead to home finale
Saturday afternoon can't get here soon enough for Will Rice and his Camden Military Academy football team. Only then will the Spartans be able to erase the bad memories from last week's 34-28 loss to the Carolina Wildcats.
Revamped Vikings next up for L-E
Their offensive numbers may not be as gaudy and they may not have a nationally ranked recruit, but don't think that the Spring Valley squad which will host Lugoff-Elgin tonight is not dangerous.
Knights head to Indian Land for key 4-AA pairing
How long could tonight's North Central at Indian Land football game last? To hear NC head coach Louis Clyburn tell it, fans could return to the cars with the engines still hot from the drive to the contest.
Dogs hope '64 Team's magic will rub off on them
For several weeks, Camden was missing something. And, it perplexed the Bulldogs' coaching staff.
L-E completes comeback for season sweep of CHS
It was not going to happen on their watch.
Taking Camden CC to school
Golf, for better or for worse, has turned into a power game. Players grip it and rip it in this era in which thinking one's way around 18 holes has almost become a thing of the past.
CMA blindsided by onside kicks in loss
Recovering one onside kick in a game is great. You do it twice and you raise some eyebrows. Getting the hat trick draws the ire of the opposing coach. But when they all happen in the final six minutes of the same game on three successive attempts?
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
Do or Dyer
From his seat in the press box at American Legion Park --- more on that later --- Kershaw County American Legion baseball coach Stephen Carmon opened the ...
‘A win and a half’
On a night when Post 17 needed him most, Justin Dorton did what he does best.
State junior tennis team champs to be crowned
Before the first racket smacked a ball across one of its nets, the Tennis Center of Camden had already secured its first major tournament.
Dyer delivers as 17ers win opener in 12, 6-5
Wynston Dyer's one-out, walk-off pinch-hit single in the bottom of the 12th inning drove home Bradwin Salmond with the winning run as Kershaw County ...
NSA protecting its athletes
When a jockey parts company with a mount, no longer is it a matter of the rider getting up and preparing for the next race.
P-17 opens state playoffs at home Monday night
Barring an upset last night, the Kershaw County Post 17 American Legion baseball team will host Lexington in the first round of the state American ...
P-17’s 13-game win streak ends at Orangeburg
Before he left American Legion Park following his team's 5-1 win over Dalzell-Shaw which clinched the League III title last Thursday, Kershaw County American ...
Even at worst, Post 17ers prove to be best
There was no dog pile on the pitcher's mound. No water bucket dumped on a coach and, most assuredly, there were no hoots and ...
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