Listed are the scheduled first round sectional tournament games for Highland County girls basketball teams. The tournament draw was Sunday, Feb. 5 in Jackson.

Twenty-four hours following a double-digit road loss, the Fairfield Lions were back on the court, and this time they didn't have a letdown. Fairfield played their second road game in consecutive days, defeating the Adena Warriors 38-31 Saturday night at AHS.

Friday night was all about the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs. LC hosted its 2012 homecoming, honored a new king and queen, blocked many shots, and in the end, the night was wrapped up with a 68-52 Southern Hills League win over the visiting Fairfield Lions.

Friday night was all about the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs. LC hosted its 2012 homecoming, honored a new king and queen, blocked many shots, and in the end, the night was wrapped up with a 68-52 Southern Hills League win over the visiting Fairfield Lions.

On the evening where the Whiteoak basketball program honored their senior class, the Fairfield Lady Lions crashed the celebration. FHS took advantage of Whiteoak's inability to convert shots from the free-throw line for a 55-44 victory Thursday at WHS.

On the evening where the Whiteoak basketball program honored their senior class, the Fairfield Lady Lions crashed the celebration. FHS took advantage of Whiteoak's inability to convert shots from the free-throw line for a 55-44 victory Thursday at WHS.

The young Fairfield Lady Lion squad continue to improve, but offensive miscues against pressure continue to hurt their chances of getting back in the win column. That trend happened again on Monday as they were unable to break the pressure of the Blanchester Lady Wildcats, falling 62-30 at Grandle Gymnasium.

The young Fairfield Lady Lion squad continue to improve, but offensive miscues against pressure continue to hurt their chances of getting back in the win column. That trend happened again on Monday as they were unable to break the pressure of the Blanchester Lady Wildcats, falling 62-30 at Grandle Gymnasium.

The play of the Fairfield Lions for the first three quarters allowed their less-than-best performance in the final eight minutes to even out as the Lions defended their home court Friday night in a 66-54 victory over the Fayetteville Rockets on Homecoming night.

The play of the Fairfield Lions for the first three quarters allowed their less-than-best performance in the final eight minutes to even out as the Lions defended their home court Friday night in a 66-54 victory over the Fayetteville Rockets on Homecoming night.

In what was a tale of two halves Tuesday evening in Grandle Gymnasium, the visiting Ripley Blue Jays 9-4 (5-3) defeated the Fairfield Lions 7-7 (5-4) in Southern Hills League play.

On a night where most games were postponed to a later date, the Fairfield Lions and Whiteoak Wildcats did battle at Grandle Gymnasium. The night turned out to be one for the Lions as they took the regular season series against the Wildcats with a 57-46 win Friday night.

On a night where most games were postponed to a later date, the Fairfield Lions and Whiteoak Wildcats did battle at Grandle Gymnasium. The night turned out to be one for the Lions as they took the regular season series against the Wildcats with a 57-46 win Friday night.

For three quarters, the Fairfield Lions went toe-to-toe with the Peebles Indians, even leading following 24 minutes. The problem was the final eight minutes of the Southern Hills League matchup, as the Lions were unable to grab rebounds, make free-throw baskets or keep the Indians from scoring, leading to a 60-52 loss Tuesday night at Grandle Gymnasium at FHS.

For three quarters, the Fairfield Lions went toe-to-toe with the Peebles Indians, even leading following 24 minutes. The problem was the final eight minutes of the Southern Hills League matchup, as the Lions were unable to grab rebounds, make free-throw baskets or keep the Indians from scoring, leading to a 60-52 loss Tuesday night at Grandle Gymnasium at FHS.