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HOPKINS -- At this stage of the season, there is no such thing as style points. It’s win and advance, pure and simple … cut and dried.

South Carolina signee Joyce Edwards had a double-double for No. 1 Camden.

Living up to its billing as a region and defending state champion opening defense of that title against a fourth-place region finisher, the Camden girls kicked off AAA Lower State

When given the opportunity to play the game with a running clock, Marlboro County girls’ basketball coach Leah Zimmerman politely declined and wanted to play the full 32 minutes against

One of the last things which the Camden girls’ basketball team needs is help from the opposition. That, however, is exactly what Crestwood — in a very small way —

After having scored 94 points in three Camden wins last week, Lady Bulldog All-American forward Joyce Edwards topped the 3,000-point plateau in last Tuesday’s 86-24 win over Crestwood.

Having traversed through a mine field of a non-conference schedule which included games with nationally and regionally ranked teams, the Camden girls entered Friday’s night’s Region 6-AAA opener against visiting

Even though she has only coached four times against rival Camden, second-year Lugoff-Elgin girls’ basketball head coach Maegan McBride has seen enough of Joyce Edwards to last her a lifetime.

Through this early stage of the season, the Camden girls’ basketball team has faced and defeated a pair of defending state champions. Last Tuesday night, they survived a scare from

Camden picked up where it left off from a year ago as the defending AAA state champion girls’ basketball team took both games and won the West Division title in