Leopards venture to West Georgia camp

Coach Blair Armstrong’s Leopards were the lone AA program at the camp which featured two AAA programs along with AAAA and AAAAA schools including Camden County and Peachtree Ridge. The camp lasted four days and there were three practices a day divided into individual teaching time as well as inside and outside drills and team time.

Brandon Law, Bill Redmon and Nick Sosebee competed in the defensive back competitions and made it to the finals in some events. Tramaine Mayfiled and Tyler Hulsey advanced deep into the competition of the defensive pass rush drills with Hulsey taking second in the entire camp which featured 250 linemen.

“All of the Leopard players did an outstanding job and held their own in this dynanmic camp,” Armstrong said.

The Leopard coach said he was expecially pleased with how his players held up against Peachtree Ridge, a AAAAA program where Armstrong previously coached.

“This is our second year attending the camp and we have really improved,” Armstrong said. “To go against this type of competition will only make us better. We competed very well against all of the teams including one AAAAA school from Tennessee. The team work and togetherness you achieve in this type of environment can’t be duplicated at home. We are so proud of the committment and hard work our team has shown this summer. This is what it takes to be a championship program.”