Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Irick follows through on his pledge by signing with CSU
Just like his broken-in glove, Cole Irick found the perfect fit for a college where he can continue both his academic and baseball-playing endeavors.
Visit to Belmont Abbey pays off for CMA's Gradwell
In this era in which virtually any game can be seen on television at almost any time, sports other than the big three of baseball, football and basketball have found their own niche with either longstanding or, new fans.
Colonial Cup notebook
There had been colder and wetter Colonial Cup race days, but maybe not as many sunny or, brisk ones as Saturday's 45th edition of the Camden fall classic contested over the Springdale Racecourse.
Tripling his fun
Much to the chagrin of many shivering fans at Saturday's 45th running of the Marion duPont Scott International Colonial Cup Steeplechase, the weather forecasters were correct.
Here is your Colonial Cup day guide
Sure, the weatherman is calling for temperatures to hover around the low 50s for Saturday's 45th running of the Marion duPont Scott Colonial Cup Steeplechase Races. But at least it is supposed to be sunny so, there is little chance of a repeat of the rain- and cold-ravaged 2000 Colonial Cup.
KC volleyball players pile up post-season honors
Led by five from North Central's AA Upper State runner-up squad, 10 Kershaw County volleyball players earned post-season honors for their performance on the court this past season.
Over and out
BELTON -- By doing what it does best, Belton-Honea Path forced Camden into doing something which it would rather not have done.
Silver Foxes upend L-E, 63-13
IRMO -- Of all the games this season, Lugoff-Elgin fans may have actually seen this coming.
Lady Knights fall in AA Upper State title match
It was almost as if the officials at Tuesday's AA Upper State championship volleyball match between North Central and host Liberty wanted to see how much emotional stress the visiting Lady Knights could handle.
Demons have last chance to get their first win
There is the line of thinking which goes along with a game like this; is says, when you have nothing to lose, there is no reason to leave anything in the bag.
Camden back in playoffs after appellate panel ruling
One by one, they entered the Wellness Center at Camden High School (CHS). Each one with an ear-to-ear grin as they exchanged fist bumps or handshakes with a group of coaches who were hurriedly assembling a Monday practice plan which, a few hours earlier, was not needed.
Melton will keep getting her kicks with Koalas
Upon first glance, Alyssa Melton is not the most imposing young lady you will ever run into.
Spartans come up short in season finale, 27-22
As they made their way onto the bus early Saturday morning, the Camden Military Academy football players and coaching staff knew what they were in for in terms of how long a trip it would be to Rabun Gap, Ga.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
Finding his way
Usually, signing day allows a high school student-athlete time to look back and reflect on what led up to this special occasion.
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.
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