Two recent road games produced a split for Camden County baseball, which also battered West Nassau for its fourth win of the season.
Three victories boosted the Camden County girls netters to 5-1 overall on the season, and the boys stayed unbeaten (3-0) in Region 1-7A with wins over Colquitt and Richmond Hill.
Camden County was represented in both the boys and girls basketball title games of the Coastal Georgia Middle School Athletic Conference last Thursday at Camden County High.
Their aim staying true, the rifle ’Cats closed a perfect 10-0 regular season last Thursday and Friday by dispatching visiting Glynn Academy and Benedictine.
The Camden County High girls soccer team ran roughshod over New Hampstead last week, and the boys netted an important Region 1-7A road win.
The Camden County High boys hoopsters concluded a 14-14 season Feb. 22 with a 53-42 loss at Westlake in a first-round Class 7A playoff.
A few weeks after retaining the state Class 7A duals gold, the Camden County High wrestlers maintained their iron grip on the state traditional by thwarting Buford’s bid last weekend in Macon.
The Wildcat boys cagers took the third seed to the state Class 7A tournament after hammering Colquitt in the third-place game last week at the Region 1-7A shootout in Valdosta.
Jamie Felix’s first season of college football was an eye-opener, and the former Wildcat standout sees brighter days ahead on the Georgia Tech gridirons.
Valdosta was no match for Camden County on the soccer pitch last Friday, as CCHS netted two Region 1-7A shutout victories at Chris Gilman Stadium.