The Whiteoak Wildcats took control in the bottom of the sixth Friday at Whiteoak High School. Having two players with at least two hits, the Wildcats defeated the Fayetteville Rockets 6-2 in Southern Hills League play.

The Whiteoak Wildcats still control their own destiny for a chance at another Southern Hills League title. The route to the championship took a rocky turn Thursday as the Wildcats gained eight hits, but only scored three runs, in a 13-3, six inning road defeat to the Manchester Greyhounds.

Seven innings wasn't enough for the Whiteoak Wildcats and the Fairfield Lions to settle their Highland County and Southern Hills League feud. The longtime rivalry took nine innings along with a bases loaded hit by pitch to settle this round, with the Wildcats leaving Leesburg victors over the Lions, 3-2.

Seven innings wasn't enough for the Whiteoak Wildcats and the Fairfield Lions to settle their Highland County and Southern Hills League feud. The longtime rivalry took nine innings along with a bases loaded hit by pitch to settle this round, with the Wildcats leaving Leesburg victors over the Lions, 3-2.

The Fairfield Lady Lions cut down on miscues and provided backup for the pitching Tuesday night at Fairfield High School. After losing to the McClain Lady Tigers the previous night, it was the Lady Lions who did what was needed for a 7-0 win against Highland County and Southern Hills League rival Whiteoak.

Giving up six unearned runs against the East Clinton Astros hurt any chances for a Whiteoak Wildcats win Monday at Wilmington College. The Wildcats gave up the six runs in three combined innings for a 6-1 non-league loss.

The Whiteoak Wildcats split a doubleheader this past Saturday at South Webster High School, winning game one 10-7, and dropping the second game 8-2.

The Whiteoak boys and girls track teams have gotten off to a good start in the early season.

Getting a runner on the bases to lead off the bottom of the seventh inning wasn't enough for the Whiteoak Wildcats to mount a come-from-behind victory Thursday evening. The Wildcats had a runner in scoring position but were unable to rally in a 4-3 loss to the Peebles Indians.

Getting a runner on the bases to lead off the bottom of the seventh inning wasn't enough for the Whiteoak Wildcats to mount a come-from-behind victory Thursday evening. The Wildcats had a runner in scoring position but were unable to rally in a 4-3 loss to the Peebles Indians.

The Whiteoak Wildcats rallied to break a tied ballgame at the top of the seventh inning. In the bottom half of the same inning, the North Adams Green Devils capitalized on miscues by the Wildcats as they defeated Whiteoak 6-5 Wednesday at NAHS.

Outscoring the Ripley Blue Jays 12-4 in the first three innings, it was the Whiteoak Wildcats who gained the Southern Hills League win Tuesday evening by a score of 19-4 at RHS.

Jumping out to a four-run lead against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, it took just six innings for the Tribe to gain the non-league win Saturday afternoon. Along with the four-run first, HHS added eight more runs to defeat WHS 12-1 in non-league action.

Jumping out to a four-run lead against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, it took just six innings for the Tribe to gain the non-league win Saturday afternoon. Along with the four-run first, HHS added eight more runs to defeat WHS 12-1 in non-league action.

The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.