Homecoming for the Fairfield Lions saw them crown a new king and queen in pregame ceremonies, and for three quarters they were within four points of the visiting Ripley Blue Jays. Then in the fourth, the host Lions were unable to get any closer, as they lost their conference matchup to Ripley, 71-66.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference game between the host Fairfield Lady Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs had just a three-point differential when halftime arrived. The second half, however, was a different story as the Lady Mustangs eventually won by 20 points over their Highland County rival by a 59-39 score.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference game between the host Fairfield Lady Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs had just a three-point differential when halftime arrived. The second half, however, was a different story as the Lady Mustangs eventually won by 20 points over their Highland County rival by a 59-39 score.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference game between the host Fairfield Lady Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs had just a three-point differential when halftime arrived. The second half, however, was a different story as the Lady Mustangs eventually won by 20 points over their Highland County rival by a 59-39 score.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference game between the host Fairfield Lady Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs had just a three-point differential when halftime arrived. The second half, however, was a different story as the Lady Mustangs eventually won by 20 points over their Highland County rival by a 59-39 score.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference game between the host Fairfield Lady Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs had just a three-point differential when halftime arrived. The second half, however, was a different story as the Lady Mustangs eventually won by 20 points over their Highland County rival by a 59-39 score.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference game between the host Fairfield Lady Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs had just a three-point differential when halftime arrived. The second half, however, was a different story as the Lady Mustangs eventually won by 20 points over their Highland County rival by a 59-39 score.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference game between the host Fairfield Lady Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs had just a three-point differential when halftime arrived. The second half, however, was a different story as the Lady Mustangs eventually won by 20 points over their Highland County rival by a 59-39 score.

For the second time this season, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs defeated the Fairfield Lions, though on Tuesday night it was a little tougher to do so than their first meeting, plus this one was for bragging rights as it was their non-conference meeting of the season.

As the tournament brackets have been set and the regular season nears a close, the Fairfield Lady Lions are hitting on all cylinders. That pace of winning continued Monday night as they hit the road and traveled to Whiteoak to defeat the Lady Wildcats, 76-19.

As the tournament brackets have been set and the regular season nears a close, the Fairfield Lady Lions are hitting on all cylinders. That pace of winning continued Monday night as they hit the road and traveled to Whiteoak to defeat the Lady Wildcats, 76-19.

As the tournament brackets have been set and the regular season nears a close, the Fairfield Lady Lions are hitting on all cylinders. That pace of winning continued Monday night as they hit the road and traveled to Whiteoak to defeat the Lady Wildcats, 76-19.

As the tournament brackets have been set and the regular season nears a close, the Fairfield Lady Lions are hitting on all cylinders. That pace of winning continued Monday night as they hit the road and traveled to Whiteoak to defeat the Lady Wildcats, 76-19.

As the tournament brackets have been set and the regular season nears a close, the Fairfield Lady Lions are hitting on all cylinders. That pace of winning continued Monday night as they hit the road and traveled to Whiteoak to defeat the Lady Wildcats, 76-19.

As the tournament brackets have been set and the regular season nears a close, the Fairfield Lady Lions are hitting on all cylinders. That pace of winning continued Monday night as they hit the road and traveled to Whiteoak to defeat the Lady Wildcats, 76-19.