Fairfield senior Ciara Colwell is going to the 2019 OHSAA State Cross-Country Championships next week following her Top 10 finish on Saturday at the regional race at Pickerington North High School.

Boater Cole Floyd of Leesburg, Ohio – an FLW College Fishing standout from Bethel University – brought a three-day total of 15 bass to the scale weighing 44 pounds, 15 ounces, to win the no-entry fee T-H Marine FLW BFL Regional Championship on Lake Guntersville presented by Mercury Marine Saturday.

The Fairfield Lions boys cross-country program continues to be the standard-bearer for the sport in the Southeast District as the Lions won the 2019 SE District championship, with this being the ninth consecutive year the program has achieved that feat.

Fairfield senior Ciara Colwell led the way, and the Lady Lions as a team won a 2019 Division III District Cross-Country championship on Saturday at the University of Rio Grande.

All the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs had to do was wait until the right time to see the offensive pressure they continued to put on the Fairfield Lions in the second half come to fruition. In fact, it was freshman Ian Waits who put the ball into the back of the net for what became the game-winning goal on Wednesday night.

All the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs had to do was wait until the right time to see the offensive pressure they continued to put on the Fairfield Lions in the second half come to fruition. In fact, it was freshman Ian Waits who put the ball into the back of the net for what became the game-winning goal on Wednesday night.

All the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs had to do was wait until the right time to see the offensive pressure they continued to put on the Fairfield Lions in the second half come to fruition. In fact, it was freshman Ian Waits who put the ball into the back of the net for what became the game-winning goal on Wednesday night.

The Fairfield Lions continued their yearly dominance at the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Cross-Country Championships by winning the event for a ninth straight year, and this year they took three Top 5 spots.

The Fairfield Lions continued their yearly dominance at the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Cross-Country Championships by winning the event for a ninth straight year, and this year they took three Top 5 spots.

The Fairfield Lions continued their yearly dominance at the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Cross-Country Championships by winning the event for a ninth straight year, and this year they took three Top 5 spots.

The Fairfield Lions continued their yearly dominance at the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Cross-Country Championships by winning the event for a ninth straight year, and this year they took three Top 5 spots.

Going into the 2019 season, wins were at a premium for the Fairfield Lions as they hadn’t won in the regular season for two consecutive seasons. However, this season the Lions have not only won six times in the regular season, but on Saturday afternoon they gained a win in the Division III SE District Semifinals by defeating the Portsmouth Trojans, 8-0.

Going into the 2019 season, wins were at a premium for the Fairfield Lions as they hadn’t won in the regular season for two consecutive seasons. However, this season the Lions have not only won six times in the regular season, but on Saturday afternoon they gained a win in the Division III SE District Semifinals by defeating the Portsmouth Trojans, 8-0.

Going into the 2019 season, wins were at a premium for the Fairfield Lions as they hadn’t won in the regular season for two consecutive seasons. However, this season the Lions have not only won six times in the regular season, but on Saturday afternoon they gained a win in the Division III SE District Semifinals by defeating the Portsmouth Trojans, 8-0.

Going into the 2019 season, wins were at a premium for the Fairfield Lions as they hadn’t won in the regular season for two consecutive seasons. However, this season the Lions have not only won six times in the regular season, but on Saturday afternoon they gained a win in the Division III SE District Semifinals by defeating the Portsmouth Trojans, 8-0.