ENNETTSVILLE – Walking into his team's locker room at halftime of a 7-7 game with host Marlboro County on Friday night, Camden head coach Jimmy Neal must have thought he was having a déjà vu.
They are the four numbers which longtime Camden football fans dread hearing: 1.9.7.4.
All that's left on the table, now, is pride. Thanks to Thursday night's 35-14 loss to visiting Lakewood, trying to close the season with a victory and end things on a positive note this Friday in Marlboro County is all which remains for the Camden High football team. The defeat at the hands of the Gators (7-2, 2-2 in Region 6-AAA) ended the Bulldogs' playoff hopes as Jimmy Neal's troops fell for ...
Camden's boys tuned up for Thursday's Region 6-AAA cross country championships by running off with last week's three-team meet hosted by Lancaster High School.
Now is not the time to look back, but if he could, Camden head coach Jimmy Neal would love to have about five minutes back from his team's 14-10 loss to Crestwood in a game played three weeks ago.
DARLINGTON – Now, the math gets so easy, even a caveman can do it. With two games left in the regular season, Camden must win both to have a chance to make the AAA state playoffs, or else, the uniforms will be packed away in two weeks. The Bulldogs put their post-season hopes on the endangered list Friday night as host Darlington scored all 21 second half points to break a 10-10 ...
Twice this season, Camden has endured two-game skids only to win on the third time out.
Throughout the month of October, the Camden High School volleyball team is participating in the "Dig Pink" National Breast Cancer Awareness Rally. They are promoting breast health education in the community as well as raising funds to help eradicate Breast Cancer.
The Camden High girls' tennis team picked up their second out-of-region victory last Thursday at Manning in convincing fashion, 5-1.
KELLEYTOWN -- As he was about to head to the practice field on Tuesday afternoon, Camden head coach Jimmy Neal was met by trainer Stephen Murphy, who was a holding a piece of paper which the Bulldog boss did not want to see.
Just when he thought his Friday night could not have gotten away worse, Camden High football coach, Jimmy Neal, was informed of Hartsville's 75-28 blitzing of Lakewood.
Running minus the services of Davis Goodrich, the Camden High boys' cross country team still managed to finish second in a four-team meet hosted by Region 6-AAA foe Darlington on Tuesday.
How bad were things for Camden on Friday night? Try this on for size. After taking over at Crestwood's six yard line late in the first quarter, the Bulldogs fumbled the ball out of the end zone. One quarter later, when the visiting Knights were stalled on a fourth and goal from the Camden on and trailing 7-0, their fumble in the end zone was recovered by offensive guard Marcus Hilton. <p ...
When we last left Camden and Crestwood, the two conference rivals were, basically, going through the motions in the Camden Shrine Club Football Jamboree on Aug. 12.
For the better part of the first month of her team's season, Camden High volleyball coach Paige Wilson was looking for that one signature victory on which her squad could hang its collective hat.
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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