Though both teams each had a five-run inning, it was the Fairfield Lions who added the most runs in game one as they defeated the host Washington Blue Lions, 14-10 Saturday afternoon in game one of a doubleheader.

The Fairfield Lady Lions split a doubleheader Saturday, as they went on the road to defeat the Washington Lady Blue Lions 5-4 in game one and dropped the night cap, 3-2, as Fairfield played without three starters.

A four-run fourth was more than enough for the Fairfield Lions Thursday afternoon, as they defeated host East Clinton, 5-3.

Fairfield returned to Southern Hills Athletic Conference play Wednesday afternoon, defeating the West Union Lady Dragons, 7-3 at FHS.

Fairfield rebounded from the previous night with a win over a Southern Hills Athletic Conference opponent Wednesday evening, defeating the West Union Dragons, 11-3 in seven innings.

The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs visited Fairfield and left with a win against their Southern Hills Athletic Conference opponent, as they defeated the host Fairfield Lions 9-7, Tuesday.

The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs visited Fairfield and left with a win against their Southern Hills Athletic Conference opponent, as they defeated the host Fairfield Lions 9-7, Tuesday.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs are improving on the go this 2013 season, but the day belonged to the Fairfield Lady Lions as they jumped to .500 on the season, with a 12-2, five-inning win Tuesday at FHS.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs are improving on the go this 2013 season, but the day belonged to the Fairfield Lady Lions as they jumped to .500 on the season, with a 12-2, five-inning win Tuesday at FHS.

Fairfield girls varsity basketball head coach Matt Hodson mostly wanted to thank all his players for the past five seasons, after being told this week his girls basketball head coaching position was not going to be renewed.

Fairfield girls varsity basketball head coach Matt Hodson mostly wanted to thank all his players for the past five seasons, after being told this week his girls basketball head coaching position was not going to be renewed.

Though the Fairfield Lions have no seniors this season on their baseball team, that really won't be a factor according to newly minted head coach Matt Garman, as he feels his junior class is more than up to the challenge of leading the Lions to wins this year.

Things will look a bit different for the Fairfield Lady Lions in 2013. Gone are veteran players who led the Lady Lions to conference championships in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference, but the faces of this year's squad want their presence to be felt in the upcoming spring season.

After getting second place one season ago, the Fairfield Lions are looking to, again, compete for a Southern Hills Athletic Conference title in boys track and field.

After getting second place one season ago, the Fairfield Lions are looking to, again, compete for a Southern Hills Athletic Conference title in boys track and field.