Bulldogs Giving Back

CHS students find variety of ways to help community

Two teams of former Camden High School (CHS) basketball players participated in Saturdays basketball mini-marathon to help raise money for the Kershaw County Community Medical Clinic. The All-Star alumni team, including (front, left to right) Marcus Greene, Ney Langley (on floor), Sterling Council, Ray Williams, Rick Nelson and Xavier Brown, played against members of the CHS 2009 State Championship Team: (back row, left to right) Terry Lee, Savonn Wingate, TJ Perkins, KJ Campbell, Marcus Brown and John Dais. The All-Stars defeated the 2009 team 38 to 36. - photo by Martin L. Cahn

CHS - 09 and Alum Teams Group — Two teams of former Camden High School (CHS) basketball players participated in Saturdays basketball mini-marathon to help raise money for the Kershaw County Community Medical Clinic. The All-Star alumni team, including (front, left to right) Marcus Greene, Ney Langley (on floor), Sterling Council, Ray Williams, Rick Nelson and Xavier Brown, played against members of the CHS 2009 State Championship Team: (back row, left to right) Terry Lee, Savonn Wingate, TJ Perkins, KJ Campbell, Marcus Brown and John Dais. The All-Stars defeated the 2009 team 38 to 36. - photo by Martin L. Cahn

Updated: Feb. 25, 2015, 1 a.m.

Saturday night, a number of basketball players spent a few hours on the Camden High School’s (CHS) basketball court playing five-on-five games to raise money for the Kershaw County Community Medical Clinic (CMC). The highlight of the evening: a game between members of the CHS’ 2009 state championship basketball team and a team made up of other CHS basketball alumni. The alumni came out on top, narrowly defeating the 2009 team 38 to 36 after two 20-minute periods.

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