It may not rank anywhere close to being one of the biggest of his 560 tennis coaching victories at Camden High, but Thursday's 4-2 win over visiting A.C. Flora was one which Roger Smoak cherished, nonetheless.
Call this the one that got away. Carrying a 3-0 led into the bottom of the seventh inning, Camden saw host Hartsville tie the game in its half of the frame before the Red Foxes sent the Bulldogs home after scoring a run in the bottom of the ninth for a 4-3 victory. The loss gave Denny Beckley's squad a 1-1 record in Region 6-AAA. Hartsville improved to 2-0 in league play. Beckley said he ...
Who says 13 is unlucky? The Camden High girls' soccer team began their quest for an unprecedented fourth consecutive Region 6-AAA title with a 13-0 shutout over host Darlington on Tuesday. Fifth-year head coach Stephen Sutusky's team wasted little time scoring as junior Audrianna Dubose dribbled the ball outside the box before dropping it off to classmate Jazzmine Devlin, who placed the ball in the back of the net for a 1-0 lead in the ...
So much for opening your season with cupcake opponents. Spring Valley put a damper on Camden's tennis opener in downing the visiting Bulldogs, 4-2, on Tuesday afternoon in Columbia. One day later, CHS was upended by a young Wilson Hall squad, 4-3, to begin the season at 0-2. Tuesday's loss was the first in a regular season match since Spring Valley upended CHS in the 2010 regular season finale on the Vikings' way to that ...
Baseball March: 6 - Crestwood (6:30 p.m.); 7 - at Lugoff-Elgin (7 p.m.); 9 - at Hartsville (6:30 p.m.); 13 - at Darlington (6:30 p.m.); 16 - Lakewood (6:30 p.m.); 20 - at Crestwood (6:30 p.m.); 22 - at Fairfield Central (6 p.m.); 23- at Marlboro County (6:30 p.m.); 24 - Lugoff-Elgin (Noon); 27 - Hartsville (6:30 p.m.); 28 - Dreher (6:30 p.m.); 30 - Lakewood (6:30 p.m.) April: 2-4 Camden Classic Spring Break Tournament: ...
Camden High School will officially unveil its completed athletic complex with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, followed by a pair of events at the facility, on Thursday, March 8.
The Camden High School track coaching staff is inviting seventh- and eighth-grade boys and girls from Camden Middle School to join the program in time for the spring season.
The Camden Bulldog Club will sponsor Meet the Bulldogs on Thursday, Feb. 16, at 7 p.m. in the Commons area of the gym.
In a season of near-misses, this was the unkindest cut of all. With its Friday night game with visiting Marlboro County knotted at 41, Camden got the ball back with four seconds left in regulation after the guests were called for a traveling violation after a CHS missed shot. Setting up a play in which Josh Council would come off a screen, the ball came to the junior guard whose 3-point jumper did everything by ...
If a few minutes talking into a pair of tape recorders were to be the worst part of his post-high school football career, then the next five years should be a breeze for Fidel Wise.
Ron McKie could see it coming and see it going, as well. What the Camden boys' coach saw in watching his team's game with visiting Hartsville on Friday was the Red Foxes' recharging their batteries while his Bulldogs were nearing empty on the gas gauge. As HHS held onto the ball for the final 45 or so seconds of its 64-47 win over the Bulldogs, more than one CHS player could be seen tugging at ...
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.
Some high schoolers wait until the last possible moment before deciding where they will spend their college years.
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 ...
There was no easing into the start of Region 6-AAA play for the Camden girls' basketball team.
Crystal Johnson, a 2003 graduate of Camden High, who was a volleyball and basketball standout for the Lady Bulldogs during her high school career, will be the guest speaker at the Camden High School Athletic Banquet to be held on Tuesday, May 21, in the school gymnasium.
The Camden High School Athletic Banquet will be held on Tuesday, May 21, in the school gymnasium.
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