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  • Lady Lions win 4th straight game

    Having a first half that wasn’t much offensively, but strong defensively, the second half was improved for the Lady Lions, who earned a Southern Hills Athletic Conference win by a 56-34 over the Manchester Lady Greyhounds at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Lady Lions win 4th straight game
    Having a first half that wasn’t much offensively, but strong defensively, the second half was improved for the Lady Lions, who earned a Southern Hills Athletic Conference win by a 56-34 over the Manchester Lady Greyhounds at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Lady Lions win 4th straight game
    Having a first half that wasn’t much offensively, but strong defensively, the second half was improved for the Lady Lions, who earned a Southern Hills Athletic Conference win by a 56-34 over the Manchester Lady Greyhounds at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Lady Lions win 4th straight game
    Having a first half that wasn’t much offensively, but strong defensively, the second half was improved for the Lady Lions, who earned a Southern Hills Athletic Conference win by a 56-34 over the Manchester Lady Greyhounds at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Lady Lions win 4th straight game
    Having a first half that wasn’t much offensively, but strong defensively, the second half was improved for the Lady Lions, who earned a Southern Hills Athletic Conference win by a 56-34 over the Manchester Lady Greyhounds at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Grace Shope nets 1,000th career point; Lady Lions win at Manchester
    It took Fairfield junior Grace Shope under three full seasons to become just the third Fairfield Lady Lions basketball player to reach the 1,000-point scoring plateau. She did so in the third quarter Saturday afternoon, as FHS defeated Manchester, 68-36 for a road conference victory.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Mustangs win rivalry game against Lions
    It was a humid evening inside Grandle Gymnasium, with both the Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs going on hot streaks and scoring drives that left the Mustangs as the winner.
  • Second half tough on Lady Lions; fall to North Adams
    The difference between the first and second halves for the Fairfield Lady Lions and the visiting North Adams Lady Green Devils are best described as polar opposites.
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