In a season that continues to show improvement on the court for the Whiteoak Wildcats, their winning ways moved them to 10-9 overall on Saturday night by winning on the road at Northwest High School, defeating the Mohawks, 59-50.
The “never say quit” attitude of the Whiteoak Wildcats was on full display Friday night as they hosted their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Lynchburg-Clay. At one point of the game, in the second quarter, the Wildcats trailed by as many as 13 points.
The “never say quit” attitude of the Whiteoak Wildcats was on full display Friday night as they hosted their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Lynchburg-Clay. At one point of the game, in the second quarter, the Wildcats trailed by as many as 13 points.
The “never say quit” attitude of the Whiteoak Wildcats was on full display Friday night as they hosted their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Lynchburg-Clay. At one point of the game, in the second quarter, the Wildcats trailed by as many as 13 points.
The “never say quit” attitude of the Whiteoak Wildcats was on full display Friday night as they hosted their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Lynchburg-Clay. At one point of the game, in the second quarter, the Wildcats trailed by as many as 13 points.
The “never say quit” attitude of the Whiteoak Wildcats was on full display Friday night as they hosted their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Lynchburg-Clay. At one point of the game, in the second quarter, the Wildcats trailed by as many as 13 points.
The “never say quit” attitude of the Whiteoak Wildcats was on full display Friday night as they hosted their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Lynchburg-Clay. At one point of the game, in the second quarter, the Wildcats trailed by as many as 13 points.
The “never say quit” attitude of the Whiteoak Wildcats was on full display Friday night as they hosted their Southern Hills Athletic Conference rival Lynchburg-Clay. At one point of the game, in the second quarter, the Wildcats trailed by as many as 13 points.
Five players dented the scoreboard for double figures Tuesday night as the Whiteoak Wildcats defeated the Fairfield Lions, 64-55 in a Southern Hills Athletic Conference game at Whiteoak.
Five players dented the scoreboard for double figures Tuesday night as the Whiteoak Wildcats defeated the Fairfield Lions, 64-55 in a Southern Hills Athletic Conference game at Whiteoak.
Five players dented the scoreboard for double figures Tuesday night as the Whiteoak Wildcats defeated the Fairfield Lions, 64-55 in a Southern Hills Athletic Conference game at Whiteoak.
The Whiteoak Wildcats baseball field has been built and improved upon for the past nearly 30 years under the watch of head coach Chris Veidt. All of their hard work and effort led to their field being honored with the inaugural Field of the Year award, presented at the annual Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Clinic.
Just a few seconds remained in regulation when Traeten Hamilton of Whiteoak took the final shot with the game on the line at homecoming for the Wildcats. As the ball sailed in the air, it kissed the glass and fell through the hoop to send the Wildcats to a 41-40 win over the visiting Fayetteville Rockets.
Just a few seconds remained in regulation when Traeten Hamilton of Whiteoak took the final shot with the game on the line at homecoming for the Wildcats. As the ball sailed in the air, it kissed the glass and fell through the hoop to send the Wildcats to a 41-40 win over the visiting Fayetteville Rockets.
Just a few seconds remained in regulation when Traeten Hamilton of Whiteoak took the final shot with the game on the line at homecoming for the Wildcats. As the ball sailed in the air, it kissed the glass and fell through the hoop to send the Wildcats to a 41-40 win over the visiting Fayetteville Rockets.
