From the first quarter to the final buzzer, the Fairfield Lions showed why they are in first place in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference by defeating Highland County rival Whiteoak, 77-37 Friday night at Grandle Gymnasium.
From the first quarter to the final buzzer, the Fairfield Lions showed why they are in first place in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference by defeating Highland County rival Whiteoak, 77-37 Friday night at Grandle Gymnasium.
After one quarter, the Whiteoak Wildcats led the North Adams Green Devils in their non-conference meeting of the session. The following three quarters saw the Green Devils catch up, with WHS falling to NAHS, 47-34.
After one quarter, the Whiteoak Wildcats led the North Adams Green Devils in their non-conference meeting of the session. The following three quarters saw the Green Devils catch up, with WHS falling to NAHS, 47-34.
The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats returned to their home court Wednesday evening but were unable to gain the win, as they fell to Felicity-Franklin, 52-40 in their non-conference game.
The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats returned to their home court Wednesday evening but were unable to gain the win, as they fell to Felicity-Franklin, 52-40 in their non-conference game.
The Fairfield Lady Lions controlled most of the game's tempo against rival Whiteoak Monday evening and in the final few minutes held off a strong run from the visiting Lady Wildcats for a 51-42 win at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lady Lions controlled most of the game's tempo against rival Whiteoak Monday evening and in the final few minutes held off a strong run from the visiting Lady Wildcats for a 51-42 win at Grandle Gymnasium.
In a first half full of defensive pressure by both clubs, it was the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs who broke out more offense in the second half for a 57-27 Southern Hills Athletic Conference win Friday night at WHS.
In a first half full of defensive pressure by both clubs, it was the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs who broke out more offense in the second half for a 57-27 Southern Hills Athletic Conference win Friday night at WHS.
In a first half full of defensive pressure by both clubs, it was the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs who broke out more offense in the second half for a 57-27 Southern Hills Athletic Conference win Friday night at WHS.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians won their second consecutive game Monday evening by controlling the second half to defend their home court as the away team, defeating the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 67-52.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians won their second consecutive game Monday evening by controlling the second half to defend their home court as the away team, defeating the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 67-52.
The Hillsboro Lady Indians won their second consecutive game Monday evening by controlling the second half to defend their home court as the away team, defeating the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 67-52.
Twenty-four hours following a physical game and loss in a rivalry contest, the Hillsboro Indians turned around their fortunes and won Saturday night against a different county rival, defeating the Whiteoak Wildcats, 51-27.
Twenty-four hours following a physical game and loss in a rivalry contest, the Hillsboro Indians turned around their fortunes and won Saturday night against a different county rival, defeating the Whiteoak Wildcats, 51-27.
