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CHS girls open stretch drive with key win over HHS
On the second anniversary of the passing of longtime Camden girls' basketball coach Mike Culp, the current edition of the Lady Bulldogs put together a game, and a finish, of which The Dean would have been proud.
CHS’ Speaks pledges to N.C. State
Some high schoolers wait until the last possible moment before deciding where they will spend their college years.
CHS girls show grit in 42-39 loss to LHS
Short in height, but long on heart. There are a lot worse things that a team can be. Having lost starting center Chelsea Reynolds for the season, due to a knee injury, the Camden High girls' basketball team lost their only true post player last week. And when the Lady Bulldogs were down 17 points midway through the third quarter to a taller Lakewood team on the Mike Culp Court on Tuesday, it looked as ...
CHS girls upended by Crestwood
There was no easing into the start of Region 6-AAA play for the Camden girls' basketball team.
Dogs hold off pesky Knights in 6-AAA opener
Camden, S.C.) sports editor Ball security or, the lack thereof, came back to haunt Camden in last Wednesday's 71-70 loss at Newberry. In Friday's Region 6-AAA opener, the Bulldogs held onto the basketball and held off a late-game surge from visiting Crestwood thanks to clutch free throw shooting which led the hosts to a 56-48 win over the improved Knights. The 48 points which Crestwood scored in a losing effort more than doubled their output ...
NHS edges Dogs; CHS girls cruise
When they first met some three weeks earlier in Camden, the CHS boys' basketball team saw Newberry rally from a halftime deficit and use a 26-11 third-quarter run to pave the way for a 63-56 victory.
Braves dial long distance to get past Dogs, 62-49
So much for scouting reports. As he prepared his team for Thursday's game with Cheraw in the first round of the Ahlstrom Nonwovens/MPCU Carolina Classic boys' basketball tournament at North Central, Camden High head coach Ron McKie had his team working on slowing down the transition game which, supposedly, got the Braves' offense into gear. Was that ever the wrong way to go. Using more 3-point baskets (11) than twos (10), Cheraw improved to 7-0 ...
CHS girls extend win streak to three in 43-19 blowout
There was, basically, one path which Camden needed to block in order to come away with a victory over visiting Newberry on Tuesday night.
Dogs lay third quarter egg in loss to Newberry
As he made his way from the gym to the locker room at halftime of Tuesday's game with visiting Newberry, Camden head coach Ron McKie overheard some of his players talking about being worn out.
Kohn, Koumas to headline CHS fan appreciation night
A pair of right-handed pitchers will figure prominently into the Lugoff-Elgin at Camden basketball game to be played inside the Dog Pound on Friday, Dec. 9.
CHS' Wise to play in North-South All-Star Game
You only have one chance to make a first impression and Fidel Wise took full advantage of his this past season.
Bulldog harriers qualify for state meet
Led by top 25 finishes from Clark Joseph and Davis Goodrich in last Saturday's AAA Lower State Championship Cross Country meet, Camden qualified for this Saturday's AAA state championship meet.
Seahawks ruin Camden’s AAA state title party plans
C-I (Camden, S.C.) sports editor Trying to enter the party which is the AAA state volleyball championship, Camden was stopped at the door. And, the bouncer was Myrtle Beach. On a night in which Camden had everything in its favor --- home court advantage and a large, pro-CHS crowd --- the Lady Bulldogs could not overcome the visitors from the Grand Strand, who swept their way into Saturday's finals against Eastside ...
Chapin ends memorable campaign for CHS netters
Being a social studies teacher, Stephen Sutusky has a keen appreciation for history.
Camden closes out Chapin; hosts MB in tonight's Lower State finale
Two weeks ago, Camden dispatched of Chapin in three straight games in a non-region volleyball match.
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CHS honors student-athletes at annual banquet
For the 60th consecutive year, student-athletes at Camden High school were honored by The Bulldog Club at the organization's annual awards banquet on May 21.
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