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Tribune & Georgian
Friday, May 24,2013
Storm surges to
second place in
Waycross tourney
Last Saturday at the ball
park stretched into Sunday
for the Camden County
Storm 8-and-under travel
baseball team, which finished
second in a 14-team tourna
ment in Waycross.
Made up of 6- to 8-year-
olds, the Storm was placed in
the silver bracket after the
first round of pool play.
Camden beat the Appling
County Shedders, 11-7 in its
first bracket contest before a
9-5 loss to the Pierce County
Bears. Making adjustments
in the double-elimination
format, the Storm slugged
their way to a 7-5 triumph
over the Pooler Pirates — a
team they had met before in
an earlier tournament —
then beat Pierce, 11-5 in a
rematch to earn a champi
onship-round shot at the
Nocahoma squad from
Nashville, Ga.
Nocahoma had made
short work of its previous
opponents, winning each
game by the run rule within
three innings. Camden
bolted to a 4-0 lead in the
first inning and led 14-13
after the top of the seventh
before Nocahoma eked out a
15-14 victory.
The Waycross tourney
was the Storm’s third of the
season.
Camden outscored three
opponents by a combined
48-12 to win a March 30
competition in Brantley
County, and split four games
in a double-elimination
event April 20 in Blackshear.
The Storm will play May 31
and June 1 in the Wheel
Pitch World Series in Pooler.
Submitted photo
In the front row are Carter Bady, Blake Edwards, Garrett Albright, Jaden Jones and Andrew Scarff; middle row, Josh Brown,
Bryan Brazell,Jayden Woodard, Jacob LeClair, Jaden Cole, Miguel Rivera and Ja’Marley Riddle; and back row, coaches Den
nis Hickox, Chris Brazell, Shawn Albright and Nathan Jones. Not pictured are Croix Melton and DeNigel Cooper.
Kickstart Classic ride
Submitted photos
Motorcyclists passed through Camden County last week on the Motorcycle Kickstart Classic ride en route to St.Augustine,
Fla., for the start of the Riding Into History showcase.The ride started with a sponsored welcome dinner at Low Country
Harley-Davidson in Charleston, S.C., on May 14.The party left the morning of May I 5 from Charleston, stopping for lunch
at Savannah Harley-Davidson and pushing on to Golden Isles Harley-Davidson for dinner in Brunswick. On May 16, the ride
departed from Golden Isles Harley-Davidson for lunch in Jacksonville, Fla., then moved on to St.Augustine for the end of
the ride the day before the Riding Into History festivities began.The ride was open to all makes, models and years of mo
torcycles.
camp opens Tuesday
Tribune & Georgian file photo
PSA volleyball clinics are set
for May 28-29, May 30-3 I and
June 3-4.
Volleyball
Players seeking to improve
their spiking skills can sign up
for the Camden County PSA
Leisure Services youth volley
ball camps, which have been
set for May 28-29, May 30-31
and June 3-4.
Beginning and intermediate
players in grades 2-10 are in
vited, and the cost is $50 per
camper or $150 for all three
camps, which will be held at
the Camden Community
Recreation Center. For all
three sets of dates, instruction
will be from noon to 3 p.m.
each day.
Instructors will include
Camden County High head
coach Billy Moore, assistant
coach Danielle Sopp, and for
mer Lady Wildcat standouts
Rachel Thompson, Justice
Dilworth, Cali Jones and Sam
Brindley. Other high school
coaches and current college
players will also be on staff.
Campers may purchase
snacks and drinks at the camp
concession stand. Players are
welcome to bring swimsuits.
For more information, call
(912) 729-5600.
Girls hoops camp will be fun, competitive
Girls ages 8-18 of every at the school gym. the Camden High girls has- and defense,
ability level are welcome to Camp times will be 1-4 ketball coaching staff. For more information,
register for the CCHS Lady p.m. each day, and the cost The clinics will be fun and contact CCHS head coach
Wildcat girls basketball will be $50. The final day competitive, and instruction Keith Ellis at (912) 674-
camp, set for Tuesday will be awards day, and in- will emphasize passing, drib- 2149 or kel-
through Friday, May 28-31, struction will be provided by bling, footwork, shooting lis@camden.kl2.ga.us.
Travel soccer team schedules June 4 tryouts
The Camden Soccer
Club will hold tryouts for a
U-10 select travel team on
Tuesday, June 4, at 5:30
p.m. at the Camden soccer
fields.
The candidate must be
younger than the age of 10
before Aug. 1. The candi
date should have experience
in playing soccer and must
be willing and able to prac
tice two to three times per
week and travel within
southeast Georgia and
north Florida for games, as
well as participate in travel
tournaments. Boys and girls
are welcome to try out.
Players should be prop
erly outfitted for the tryout
— cleats, shin guards and a
ball are musts — and bring
their own water or sports
drink. Contact Jon Preble
with any questions at jpreb-
ster@gmail.com or (912)
322-6743.
Tribune & Georgian file photo
The Camden County High tennis camps will begin Tues
day, May 28.
’Cat tennis serves
up summer clinics
The Camden County
High tennis program has set
up tennis clinics for begin
ning to advanced players for
late May and June.
A beginning to interme
diate camp for players in
grades 2-12 will be Tuesday
through Friday, May 28-31,
from 9 a.m. to noon ($70)
and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ($110),
and Monday through
Thursday, June 3-6, with
the same times and fees.
Students entering grades 2-
5 should attend morning
sessions only, unless ap
proved by CCHS head ten
nis coach Dan Vonk.
A competitive team camp
for intermediate to advanced
players — rising sixth
through 12th-graders — will
be Monday through Friday,
June 10-14, from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m., and will be $150.
These clinics are designed
for players planning on play
ing high school tennis, or se
rious juniors seeking com
petitive experiences.
Attention will be devoted to
stroke development, tech
nique and critical match play.
If space is available, regis
trations will be accepted on
the first clinic day at the
courts, at 8:30 a.m. A $15
discount will be given for
multiple camps or for sib
lings after the first camp is
paid for in full.
Participants in day-long
camps should bring lunch. A
few rackets will be available
for students who do not yet
have one.
For more information,
contact Vonk at (912) 576-
4697 or dvonk@camden.
kl2.ga.us, coach Daniel
Breag at (912) 674-0970 or
dbreag@ camden.kl2.ga.us,
or coach Marcus Long at
(912) 253-9914 or mlongl
@camden.kl2.ga.us.
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