Being able to score three goals in each half was what the Fairfield Lady Lions needed to gain a season-opening win on Monday night, as those six goals were double the amount allowed to the McClain Lady Tigers for a 6-3 win at FHS.
Being able to score three goals in each half was what the Fairfield Lady Lions needed to gain a season-opening win on Monday night, as those six goals were double the amount allowed to the McClain Lady Tigers for a 6-3 win at FHS.
Being able to score three goals in each half was what the Fairfield Lady Lions needed to gain a season-opening win on Monday night, as those six goals were double the amount allowed to the McClain Lady Tigers for a 6-3 win at FHS.
Being able to score three goals in each half was what the Fairfield Lady Lions needed to gain a season-opening win on Monday night, as those six goals were double the amount allowed to the McClain Lady Tigers for a 6-3 win at FHS.
The McClain Tigers overcame having one of their top players injured early in the match to gain a season-opening win on Monday evening by defeating the Fairfield Lions, 1-0.
The McClain Tigers overcame having one of their top players injured early in the match to gain a season-opening win on Monday evening by defeating the Fairfield Lions, 1-0.
The McClain Tigers overcame having one of their top players injured early in the match to gain a season-opening win on Monday evening by defeating the Fairfield Lions, 1-0.
The McClain Tigers overcame having one of their top players injured early in the match to gain a season-opening win on Monday evening by defeating the Fairfield Lions, 1-0.
For the past three years, the Fairfield Lions boys cross-country team has qualified for the Division III State Cross-Country Championships, and they have plans to work and race their way back to the same destination yet again in 2016.
For the past three years, the Fairfield Lions boys cross-country team has qualified for the Division III State Cross-Country Championships, and they have plans to work and race their way back to the same destination yet again in 2016.
For the past three years, the Fairfield Lions boys cross-country team has qualified for the Division III State Cross-Country Championships, and they have plans to work and race their way back to the same destination yet again in 2016.
The Hillsboro Indians faced the Fairfield Lions in a recent soccer scrimmage between the two Highland County schools, as they each prepare for their upcoming 2016 season.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians began their 2016 season with a tournament win on Friday afternoon at the Adam Sharp Memorial, played at Buckeye Hills Country Club.
