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.

The first half for the Fairfield Lady Lions was very strong as they entered the halftime break with the lead. However, for the second half that wasn’t the case with the visiting North Adams Lady Green Devils taking more control of the game, forcing turnovers and capitalizing on them for a 67-54 victory over the host Lady Lions.

The holidays are done and over with, so now with the sporadic schedule of games out of the way, it is time to get back on track and back to more of a normal schedule when it comes to Highland County athletics.

High standards were not only met but exceeded for Highland County high school athletics for the 2017 calendar year. Here is a look back at some of the biggest moments from 2017.

Fairfield’s loss on Friday night was a bump in the road in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference standings because they returned to the court on Tuesday night and gained another conference win by defeating the North Adams Green Devils, 69-59.

The boys basketball teams of Highland County are back on the court Tuesday night with three teams from Highland County on the road and two hosting games for their respective conferences.

The Fairfield Lions didn’t play at their best, and the Fayetteville Rockets made things tough on the hosts with their zone play in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown Friday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Fairfield Lions didn’t play at their best, and the Fayetteville Rockets made things tough on the hosts with their zone play in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown Friday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Fairfield Lions didn’t play at their best, and the Fayetteville Rockets made things tough on the hosts with their zone play in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown Friday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Fairfield Lions didn’t play at their best, and the Fayetteville Rockets made things tough on the hosts with their zone play in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown Friday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Fairfield Lions didn’t play at their best, and the Fayetteville Rockets made things tough on the hosts with their zone play in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference showdown Friday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

Friday night for Highland County basketball fans will be an excellent way to start the weekend as all five high school boys basketball teams will take the court, including three games being played at home.