In a game that came down to the final quarter, the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats didn't make it easy, but the Fairfield Lady Lions were able to hold on for a 43-41 Southern Hills League win.

Though the Fairfield Lions outscored the Manchester Greyhounds combined in the final three quarters, it wasn't enough to overcome the nine-point first quarter deficit, as the Lions fell to the Manchester Greyhounds 58-53 Saturday night at MHS.

On a night where Fairfield High School raised over $4,000 for their annual Coaches vs. Cancer game, the Lions didn't let their home crowd down in their return to the court. Fairfield used a 23-point first frame to send them to a 59-50 Southern Hills League win over the North Adams Green Devils, Friday.

Friday night the Fairfield Lions will take on the visiting North Adams Green Devils, both teams will be playing in the annual Coaches vs. Cancer game at Grandle Gymnasium.

Once the Hillsboro Lady Indians switched to a full-court pressure defense in the first half, the entire landscape of the non-league game between the Lady Indians and Fairfield Lady Lions changed.

Once the Hillsboro Lady Indians switched to a full-court pressure defense in the first half, the entire landscape of the non-league game between the Lady Indians and Fairfield Lady Lions changed.

The Highland County matchup was full of defense, but it was the Fairfield Lions who outlasted the McClain Tigers' defense onslaught. FHS took advantage of 33 attempts from the free throw-line, including 23 in the fourth quarter for a 60-47 victory Tuesday at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Highland County matchup was full of defense, but it was the Fairfield Lions who outlasted the McClain Tigers' defense onslaught. FHS took advantage of 33 attempts from the free throw-line, including 23 in the fourth quarter for a 60-47 victory Tuesday at Grandle Gymnasium.

In the second game of the SCOL-SHL Challenge, it was a third-quarter rush by the Washington Blue Lions that changed the tone of the game, eventually leading them to a 58-45 non-league win over the Fairfield Lions.

In the second game of the SCOL-SHL Challenge, it was a third-quarter rush by the Washington Blue Lions that changed the tone of the game, eventually leading them to a 58-45 non-league win over the Fairfield Lions.

Scoring 15 straight points to start the game, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs continued their two-day winning streak against Highland County teams, defeating the Fairfield Lady Lions 59-22 Thursday at Grandle Gymnasium at FHS.

Scoring 15 straight points to start the game, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs continued their two-day winning streak against Highland County teams, defeating the Fairfield Lady Lions 59-22 Thursday at Grandle Gymnasium at FHS.

Fairfield's Quentin Williams broke out of the gate for a quick run of points, and his Fairfield Lion teammates followed as the visiting Lion squad scored quick points and used their defense to keep the host Whiteoak Wildcats in check for a 60-49 victory Tuesday night.

Fairfield's Quentin Williams broke out of the gate for a quick run of points, and his Fairfield Lion teammates followed as the visiting Lion squad scored quick points and used their defense to keep the host Whiteoak Wildcats in check for a 60-49 victory Tuesday night.

The Fairfield Lions dropped their first Southern Hills League contest of the season Friday night to the Ripley Blue Jays, falling by a score of 73-59.