Building a 16-point scoring run in the second quarter, the Fairfield Lions fended off a third-quarter surge by the McClain Lady Tigers to gain a 68-43 non-conference win Wednesday night at Grandle Gymnasium.
Building a 16-point scoring run in the second quarter, the Fairfield Lions fended off a third-quarter surge by the McClain Lady Tigers to gain a 68-43 non-conference win Wednesday night at Grandle Gymnasium.
Building a 16-point scoring run in the second quarter, the Fairfield Lions fended off a third-quarter surge by the McClain Lady Tigers to gain a 68-43 non-conference win Wednesday night at Grandle Gymnasium.
Building a 16-point scoring run in the second quarter, the Fairfield Lions fended off a third-quarter surge by the McClain Lady Tigers to gain a 68-43 non-conference win Wednesday night at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lions and McClain Tigers continued their annual non-league cross-county rivalry game Tuesday night in Leesburg, and this time it was the Fairfield boys winning 55-37 after three players scored in double figures.
The Fairfield Lions and McClain Tigers continued their annual non-league cross-county rivalry game Tuesday night in Leesburg, and this time it was the Fairfield boys winning 55-37 after three players scored in double figures.
The Fairfield Lions and McClain Tigers continued their annual non-league cross-county rivalry game Tuesday night in Leesburg, and this time it was the Fairfield boys winning 55-37 after three players scored in double figures.
The Fairfield Lions and McClain Tigers continued their annual non-league cross-county rivalry game Tuesday night in Leesburg, and this time it was the Fairfield boys winning 55-37 after three players scored in double figures.
The Fairfield Lions and McClain Tigers continued their annual non-league cross-county rivalry game Tuesday night in Leesburg, and this time it was the Fairfield boys winning 55-37 after three players scored in double figures.
The Fairfield Lions and McClain Tigers continued their annual non-league cross-county rivalry game Tuesday night in Leesburg, and this time it was the Fairfield boys winning 55-37 after three players scored in double figures.
One day following all games being postponed for Highland County teams, the schedule is full once again with all five Highland County boys basketball teams on the court, including two Highland County teams squaring off in Leesburg.
Two Highland County counterparts packed the Lynchburg-Clay gym Friday night with the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the Fairfield Lions giving everyone in attendance their money’s worth and then some, with both teams playing fast-paced basketball and having scoring runs that changed the pace of the game.
Two Highland County counterparts packed the Lynchburg-Clay gym Friday night with the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the Fairfield Lions giving everyone in attendance their money’s worth and then some, with both teams playing fast-paced basketball and having scoring runs that changed the pace of the game.
Two Highland County counterparts packed the Lynchburg-Clay gym Friday night with the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the Fairfield Lions giving everyone in attendance their money’s worth and then some, with both teams playing fast-paced basketball and having scoring runs that changed the pace of the game.
Two Highland County counterparts packed the Lynchburg-Clay gym Friday night with the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the Fairfield Lions giving everyone in attendance their money’s worth and then some, with both teams playing fast-paced basketball and having scoring runs that changed the pace of the game.
Two Highland County counterparts packed the Lynchburg-Clay gym Friday night with the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the Fairfield Lions giving everyone in attendance their money’s worth and then some, with both teams playing fast-paced basketball and having scoring runs that changed the pace of the game.
