At this stage of the season, Scott Jones does not care against whom or how his Lugoff-Elgin football team gets a victory.
In a rematch of a playoff contest from a year ago, the Camden High girls' tennis team, once again, was able to defeat Dreher.
During the course of practice last week, Camden starting senior cornerback Clayton Mitchum was forced to miss two days due to illness. That opened the door for Darius "Pooh" Smith to get some reps at the position.
trip to the capital city proved beneficial for the Camden High girls' tennis team which evened its Region 4-AAA mark at 1-1 following Tuesday's 6-0 win over host Lower Richland.
As expected, Monday was not the best of practices at Camden, which was coming off its first win of the season, a 46-35 victory over rival Lugoff-Elgin.
Led by a fourth-place finish from Jordan Woody, the Camden High girls' cross-country team finished third in a six-team meet run on Monday at Historic Camden.
After battling through the heat and humidity which greeted them in their season-opening meet at Chapin, the Camden High cross country teams fared much better in last week's second outings in a ofur-team event hosted by Richland Northeast,.
It took going to first doubles, but the Camden High girls' tennis team collected their first win of the season with a 4-3 victory over host Hartsville in a Wednesday match which started in the afternoon and was not completed until past 8 p.m.
After having their season opening match rained out against Blythewood, the Camden High girls tennis team dropped a pair of matches to host West Florence last Tuesday and to Darlington in Thursday's home opener.
There may not be a right or a wrong time for a bye week. But this is about as a good a time as any for the Camden football team to have one.
One of the several facts which have become evident in the first two weeks of the Camden football season is that the Bulldogs have been slow coming out of the blocks.
Like most Camden High athletic programs, the girls' tennis team knows that it has a tough task ahead of themselves in making the move to Region 4-AAA.
FLORENCE -- You do the math. With a offensive line which dwarfed Camden's three-man front, plus two running backs who weigh more than any Bulldog linebacker, guess which direction West Florence went when it had the ball in the Knights' season opener. If you answered, running the football give yourself a cigar … or a pat on the back. Taking advantage of a disparity in size and experience, the Knights rushed for all but 63 ...
When the dust had settled following his team's 51-38 loss to Cheraw in last Saturday afternoon's season opener, Camden head football coach Jimmy Neal said there was plenty to build on.
There was hardly a word said as to last fall's 2-8 campaign before, during or after Camden's spring football practice for the 2013 season.
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