While the Camden High golf team missed earning a spot in this week's AAA state golf championship held at the Hackler Course at Coastal Carolina University, the two-day event did have a Bulldog presence along the Grand Strand.
While a win Tuesday would not have changed anything from a loss to Chapin in the 2010 AAA state championship match, Camden High tennis coach Roger Smoak felt a lot better about his team's chances at downing the Eagles in Camden than he may have about winning at a neutral site in Sumter two years ago.
Camden's soccer season came to an end in Tuesday's opening round of the AAA state boys' playoffs in a 3-2 loss to visiting Dreher in a game played at Zemp Stadium.
In trying to possibly avoid getting into the same bracket as defending state champion Hilton Head, Airport, reportedly, used an intentional own goal in a win over Dreher which sent the Eagles to Camden for Monday's first round AAA state girls' playoff match.
Who says that it is hard to beat the same opponent three times in the same season. Not only did the Camden tennis team record a 2012 hat trick over A.C. Flora by winning Thursday's AAA state playoff opener, but the Bulldogs did so by the same score which they defeated the Falcons in an early season match. The win, which gave Roger Smoak's troops a 14-3 record, move the Dogs into Tuesday's second round. ...
Some teams like to schedule a "cupcake" for late-season games before heading into the post-season.
Clemson University offensive line coach and former Vanderbilt University head football coach Robbie Caldwell will be the guest speaker at the 60th annual Bulldog Club banquet, to be held on Tuesday, May 22 at 6:30 p.m. inside the school gymnasium.
Wanting to get in a final tune-up before hosting A.C. Flora in Thursday's AAA Lower State tournament opener, Camden High tennis coach Roger Smoak moved last Thursday's rained-out regular season finale at Wilson to Monday in Florence.
DARLINGTON – When we last left the Darlington vs. Camden baseball series, Jake Ansley threw a no-hitter against DHS in a tidily played 2-1 Bulldog victory in the next-to-last game of the Region 6-AAA season between the two sides played at American Legion Park.
CHAPIN --- For one split second, all that Camden had done wrong in Thursday's AAA state playoff opener at Chapin looked like it might be swept under the rug.
With the AAA state tournament coming up next Thursday, the last thing Roger Smoak and his Camden High tennis team needs is a late-season slip-up.
Last Tuesday night in Hartsville, the Camden High boys' soccer team survived a physical game against the host Red Foxes and came home with a hard-earned 2-1 Region 6-AAA victory.
These are the days when you don't mind your team not being at full-strength. Missing two of their top four singles players, the Camden High tennis team breezed to their eighth straight win by upending Sumter, 5-1, last Thursday in Sumter. The Bulldogs improved to 11-3 on the season heading into this afternoon 5 p.m. home pairing with Irmo. On Thursday, Roger Smoak's troops close the regular season with a road match at Wilson. As ...
For whatever reason, Camden has had more than its share of pitchers having to deal with first inning issues along with spells in which the defense has been the team's Achilles' heel.
Jake Ansley arrived at American Legion Park on Tuesday a bundle of nervous energy and with a sore right elbow.
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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