The Fairfield Lions and Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs boys basketball Friday night triple header will start at 4:30 p.m.

The Washington Lady Blue Lions kept the undefeated streak against teams from Highland County in tact Saturday, as they defeated the Fairfield Lady Lions 58-28 at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Fairfield Lions took the lead in the first quarter and never looked back as they gained their fourth Southern Hills League win Friday night, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 60-45.

The Fairfield Lady Lions dropped a Southern Hills League game Thursday evening to the Ripley Lady Blue Jays 70-34 at Ripley High School.

The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.

     The Fairfield Lady Lions played a close game, but came up short Saturday afternoon as they fell to Cincinnati Landmark Christian 49-45 in non-league action.

Fairfield juniors Chris Cox and Cameron Rolark each gained over 20 points Wednesday night, helping the Lions gain their fifth victory of the season as they defeated the Manchester Greyhounds 64-58 in Southern Hills League play.

The Fairfield Lady Lions put the game out of reach Monday night with a 25 point fourth quarter, added along with a 21 point game from Fairfield senior Gabby Boone to give the Lady Lions a 54-31 non-league victory over Southeastern at Grandle Gymnasium.

In the first game of the inaugural South Central Ohio League vs. Southern Hills League showdown it was the Washington Blue Lions who came out on top with converted free throws in the final minutes, as they rallied for a 70-61 victory over the Fairfield Lions Saturday night at the Southern State Patriot Center.

The Fairfield Lady Lions finished off a successful decade of Highland County athletics with a 44-42 non-league victory over the Paint Valley Lady Bearcats Wednesday night at Grandle Gymnasium, as this was the final sporting event in the county to finish off the first decade of the 21^st century.

The Fairfield Lady Lions finished off a successful decade of Highland County athletics with a 44-42 non-league victory over the Paint Valley Lady Bearcats Wednesday night at Grandle Gymnasium, as this was the final sporting event in the county to finish off the first decade of the 21^st century.

In a game of ups and downs for both squads, the see-saw Highland County battle Tuesday night had a bit of everything mixed in, but it was the McClain Tigers who kept their poise, took the open shots and gained a 65-52 non-league win against Highland County rival Fairfield.

A benefit dinner will be held for the Kevin Fouch family Tuesday night before the Fairfield vs. McClain boys basketball game at Fairfield High School.