Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Hoonose to perform Saturday in support of Food for the Soul
By TOM DIDATO
Jeffcoat’s wake-up call puts CHS on path to 47-39 win
Camden's players and several of its fans seated in the rows behind the Lady Bulldogs' bench found out just what Natalie Jeffcoat's breaking point was during Friday's game with River Bluff.
Sumpter's second half explosion leads Dogs past Gators
For better or for worse, the Camden boys' basketball team will not play in a post-Christmas tournament.
Former Kirkwood Stables rider Fry gets first win as a jockey
Camden has a well-deserved reputation for sending out successful four-legged athletes onto race courses. But the stables here also send out those of the human variety.
Late-game spurt carries Knights past Demons
A literal misstep on Lugoff-Elgin's part turned what could have been a seat-squirming finish into a ho-hum ending.
Lady Demons hang on to hold off NC
This was one daily double which never pays off.
Dogs throttle Demons, 52-27
Don't let the 25-point margin of victory fool you. That, in not so many words, was Ron McKie's take on Camden's romp over Lugoff-Elgin.
CHS girls run past Lady Demons
It had hardly been the most jovial of weeks for Camden girls' basketball head coach Natalie Jeffcoat as the flu bug struck her and her three children. On top of that, the Lady Bulldogs lost their first game of the young season to Lakewood on Wednesday.
Lady Demons break into win column
It had only been eight days, but it seemed like forever.
NC adjusts in time for 48-39 win
Andy Johnson just smiled when asked about the halftime adjustments which he made when he got his North Central basketball team inside the locker room at halftime of Wednesday's game at Lugoff-Elgin.
Hammond upends Spartans, 85-22
Hammond opened its game at the Camden Military Academy with a 17-0 run and coasted to an 85-22 win over the Spartans in a Saturday matinee played at the White Field House.
Round one goes to the Dogs
Part roller derby. Part bar room brawl.
Camden girls overwhelm Lady Demons
Sometimes, the less said the better.
Hard work pays off for CHS girls in win
After putting in countless hours during what was a wet summer, the Camden High girls' basketball team reaped the rewards of their hard work on a late autumn night when drops of rain fell from the sky.
Dogs can't close the deal in 47-41 loss
If you are old enough to remember when a record would skip and play the same part of the song over and over again on a record player, you can probably sympathize with the plight which Camden head coach Ron McKie found himself in on Tuesday.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
USC-L signee Prince takes on a new role for Spartans
It was meant to be nothing more than an innocent off-season bullpen session. But for Kenneth Prince it turned out to be a season-ender.
RNE goes small to top Dogs for tourney title
As spacious as American Legion Park is, Richland Northeast could have almost done without the outfield grass in topping host Camden, 5-2, in the Kershaw-Richland Wooden Bat Classic championship game Thursday night.
Demons’ seventh inning rally comes up short
If there was a recurring theme for Lugoff-Elgin in the Kershaw-Richland Wooden Bat Classic, it was the Demons' having their share of chances to pull out wins in three of their games, only to have nothing to show for those efforts in the win column.
Bulldogs edge Demons in the Nick of time
On an unseasonably cool mid-April night, Zac Bowers and Grey Hoke provided wood for the fireplace.
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