Saturday, November 24, 2012
Wednesday marked the home opener for the Cambridge Bears wrestling team, who were defeated 52-20 by Creekview.
The Cambridge High School Bears fell to the Creekview Grizzlies in their home opener on Nov. 21. Ryan Hoff lost to Creekview sophmore Justin Goss (Weight 126 lbs) in a pin. The Bears defeated Creekview senior Michael Edwards (138lbs), 2-0. but then Creekview swept the middle weights with pins by Austin Collett (145lbs), Justin Pettyjohn (152lbs), Hunter Smith (160lbs) and Michael Crafton (170lbs). Christian Saragusa (220lbs) picked the action back up with a pin in 32 seconds over Edward Aganou of Cambridge. Brock Tupman (285lbs) battled heavyweight Kryshna Tanksley of Cambridge for almost three full periods to get the pin at 5:34. Creekview freshman Ryan Camp (106lbs) defeated Cambridge wrestler Jared Kelly with a pin in 41 seconds, …
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Bears Pour on the Offense to Record First Every Victory
Players, coaches, cheerleaders fans and booser club members didn't want to leave the stadium Friday night, after Cambridge High recorded its first win of the season – and first win ever. The Bears beat the North Springs Spartans 45-13 in Milton.
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Sunday, October 21, 2012
The Bears fall 41-0 to the Grizzlies as they continue their first season struggles.
The Grizzly Den, packed as always for Homecoming, saw the Creekview defense shut out Cambridge, while the offense used both the run and an aerial assault to defeat the Bears 41-0. A Grizzly fumble recovery at about the 20 yard line led to the first points on the board with an explosive Isaiah Rodgers (27) touchdown in the first quarter. Creekview's Dylan Harrison (20) quickly followed up with an interception to bring it back inside the 10 yard line of Cambridge. On 3rd and long, QB Hayden Hall (6) threw a strike to WR Connor Dulmage (5) to put the Grizzlies on the board again. Kicker Connor Frasier (36) put through his second of the night to make it 14-0. RB Chandler Wold (18) was next with a spectacular 60+ yard run for a TD to make it …
Saturday, September 22, 2012
The Milton team lost its third game of its first season.
UPDATED: Video added from Friday night's game. Cambridge High School had opportunities on Friday night in a game against Marietta's Osborne High, but inexperience and mistakes kept the Bears out of the end zone. The Cardinals, also winless up until this game, took advantage of the young team and won, 20-0.
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Friday, September 21, 2012
The Bears look for their first win, while the Raiders look to turn their season around.
Will the Cambridge Bears record their first win tonight against Osborne, another team without a win this season? Will Roswell or Milton win in this old-time rivalry? Can Alpharetta prevail against West Forsyth? The Cambridge Athletic Association seems to think it could be a big night for the Bears, as they face a Marietta team that lost three regular season games and both pre-season scrimmages. The Bears got their first points on the board, scoring 16 in a loss to undefeated South Forsyth last week. Obsorne lost two weeks ago to Campbell, 27-6, and had a bye week last Friday. @ Cambridge High Roswell Hornets vs. Milton Eagles Milton comes off a 52-24 win over Centennial last week, but the team hasn't been consistent. A 14-9 loss to Johns …
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Fans should vote online to make their school the Atlanta Falcons/Army National Guard High School Team of the Week.
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
The Cambridge Bears want to bring in some outside help to boost their pep rally this week – the Atlanta Falcons and Georgia Army National Guard. The Cambridge Athletics Association asks fans and friends of the Cambridge Bears to vote for them as the Atlanta Falcons/Army National Guard High School Team of the Week. Visit the Atlanta Falcons Team of the Week page and vote as often as possible through Friday, Sept. 21. Scroll down to "Class 5A" and select Cambridge to cast your vote. The Falcons will recognize the top vote-getter in each of the six classifications, and each of these top teams will receive the coveted High School Team of the Week crystal. The grand prize winner (team with the most overall votes – from just one of the six …
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
The inaugural game in Milton didn't turn out in the Bears' favor, as the 'rookie' team lost, 48-0.
The Cambridge Bears, most of whom had never played in a varsity football game before, had their first game and first loss on Friday night in the inaugural game at the new school, falling 48-0 to Riverwood. Head Coach Craig Bennett refused to make excuses for the results, but he wouldn't lay any blame on his players, either. "This is not an excuse by any means, we got maybe two or three kids that's played on a Friday night. And we got a lot of of growing up to do. That's what we've got to work on and get better. That's all we can do, and all we can ask of our kids," Bennett said. "We've got to do a better job as coaches. And that starts with me, I'll take responsibiilty for the product we put on the field. We knew we were young, but we also…
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Thursday, August 2, 2012
The brand new high school in Milton got a real early start on its football season, opening up with its first practice just after midnight on Wednesday, Aug. 1.
It was a night to remember in Cambridge history. A crowd of fans, students, parents and Cambridge High School supporters gathered to see the football team for the first time under the stadium lights. The atmosphere was similar to a Friday night game complete with music, cheers, and plenty of Bears spirit throughout the stadium. Head Football Coach Craig Bennett lead the way as the Bears took to the field as the clock struck midnight. Bennett and several assistant coaches ran the players through drills until around 2:30 a.m. There are more than 100 players who have signed up to play with the Bears this season. Following the practice, the team went back inside the locker room to change into their shorts and T-shirts and came back on to …
Monday, July 30, 2012
The brand new school's first varsity football team will practice under the lights at the earliest possible time, 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1.
The first time the Cambridge Bears hold an official football practice will be a night to remember – a late night to remember, in fact, as the new high school will turn on the lights in its football stadium at midnight Tuesday for Midnight Growl. According to a news release from the Cambridge Bears Athletic Association, "The brand new high school may be behind all established football programs, but the Bears will be the first team in Georgia to start preparing for the inaugural 2012 season." The Georgia High School Athletic Association doesn't allow football practice until Aug. 1. Cambridge High Principal Ed Spurka has allowed the team to get the earliest possible start. Head Football Coach Craig Bennett said the Bears are excited about …
Friday, June 1, 2012
Milton High Athletic Director Craig Bennett moves across town to take charge of the Bears after Christian Hunnicutt steps down.
Cambridge High hasn't even started its first football season and it already has its second head coach. Craig Bennett, formerly Milton High athletic director, was named as the new Cambridge Bears' head coach. He replaces Christian Hunnicutt, whom Cambridge Principal Ed Spurka said decided with his family to pursue other interests. Any other details of his departure weren't available because it would be a personnel matter. Hunnicutt had taken the Bears through their first spring training. Bennett told the players assembled at Hopewell Middle School this morning, June 1, that they have done hard work this spring and at their old high schools. "You've done things right, you've done things wrong. And so we're going to take all the things you've…
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