Last year under Tony Haley in his first season as the head coach of the Fairfield Lions, the young team had no seniors and were forced to learn to play at the varsity level on the fly, so to speak.
Winter season is in the books, but now spring is in the air with the start of the final sports season of the school calendar year as spring sports begin this Saturday in Highland County.
Winter season is in the books, but now spring is in the air with the start of the final sports season of the school calendar year as spring sports begin this Saturday in Highland County.
Winter season is in the books, but now spring is in the air with the start of the final sports season of the school calendar year as spring sports begin this Saturday in Highland County.
Two Highland County senior standouts were selected Associated Press All-Ohio this week for their play on the basketball court during the 2015-16 season.
Two Highland County senior standouts were selected Associated Press All-Ohio this week for their play on the basketball court during the 2015-16 season.
Two Highland County senior standouts were selected Associated Press All-Ohio this week for their play on the basketball court during the 2015-16 season.
Highland County had five players named Associated Press All-Ohio in Division III and IV for their outstanding play for the 2015-16 season, including three players from Lynchburg-Clay and one each from Fairfield and Whiteoak High Schools.
Highland County had five players named Associated Press All-Ohio in Division III and IV for their outstanding play for the 2015-16 season, including three players from Lynchburg-Clay and one each from Fairfield and Whiteoak High Schools.
Highland County had five players named Associated Press All-Ohio in Division III and IV for their outstanding play for the 2015-16 season, including three players from Lynchburg-Clay and one each from Fairfield and Whiteoak High Schools.
A total of 17 Highland County boys and girls basketball players were selected to the 2016 Associated Press All-Southeast District team by members of the media for their overall play during the 2015-16 season.
The No. 8 seeded Fairfield Lions did all they could to gain a sectional title, playing a physical, competitive game against the No. 1 seeded Sciotoville East Tartans at McDermott High School in the Division IV SE District Sectional Finals.
Fairfield’s successful season on the court came to a close on Saturday afternoon during the Division IV District Semifinals at Jackson High School, as they were defeated by the Eastern Meigs Lady Eagles, 37-30.
Fairfield’s successful season on the court came to a close on Saturday afternoon during the Division IV District Semifinals at Jackson High School, as they were defeated by the Eastern Meigs Lady Eagles, 37-30.
Fairfield’s successful season on the court came to a close on Saturday afternoon during the Division IV District Semifinals at Jackson High School, as they were defeated by the Eastern Meigs Lady Eagles, 37-30.
