Having less than a second remaining on the clock after being fouled, the McClain Tigers sent Bryson Badgley to the free-throw line in hopes of erasing a one-point deficit against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, Saturday night.
Jeff Dickey of The Dickey Group Inc. Realtors presented a $500 check to Tirrell Cumberland Saturday, Feb. 1 during the Whiteoak boys varsity game against McClain.
Beginning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference game with 20 straight points, the Ripley Lady Blue Jays wasted no time in taking complete control against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, Thursday, eventually sending WHS to a 54-17 loss.
Beginning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference game with 20 straight points, the Ripley Lady Blue Jays wasted no time in taking complete control against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, Thursday, eventually sending WHS to a 54-17 loss.
Beginning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference game with 20 straight points, the Ripley Lady Blue Jays wasted no time in taking complete control against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, Thursday, eventually sending WHS to a 54-17 loss.
Beginning the Southern Hills Athletic Conference game with 20 straight points, the Ripley Lady Blue Jays wasted no time in taking complete control against the host Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, Thursday, eventually sending WHS to a 54-17 loss.
The Whiteoak Wildcats played their second game in a span of less than 24 hours, and even after a physical game on Friday night, the Wildcats played tough Saturday afternoon against the Georgetown G-Men.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.
