Neither the Fairfield Lions nor the Eastern Meigs Eagles recorded a hit through the first three innings, but a couple clutch hits that led to runs by the Eagles, along with the Lions not having a hit until the sixth inning, resulted in Fairfield’s season coming to a close.

Neither the Fairfield Lions nor the Eastern Meigs Eagles recorded a hit through the first three innings, but a couple clutch hits that led to runs by the Eagles, along with the Lions not having a hit until the sixth inning, resulted in Fairfield’s season coming to a close.

Neither the Fairfield Lions nor the Eastern Meigs Eagles recorded a hit through the first three innings, but a couple clutch hits that led to runs by the Eagles, along with the Lions not having a hit until the sixth inning, resulted in Fairfield’s season coming to a close.

Neither the Fairfield Lions nor the Eastern Meigs Eagles recorded a hit through the first three innings, but a couple clutch hits that led to runs by the Eagles, along with the Lions not having a hit until the sixth inning, resulted in Fairfield’s season coming to a close.

Neither the Fairfield Lions nor the Eastern Meigs Eagles recorded a hit through the first three innings, but a couple clutch hits that led to runs by the Eagles, along with the Lions not having a hit until the sixth inning, resulted in Fairfield’s season coming to a close.

Neither the Fairfield Lions nor the Eastern Meigs Eagles recorded a hit through the first three innings, but a couple clutch hits that led to runs by the Eagles, along with the Lions not having a hit until the sixth inning, resulted in Fairfield’s season coming to a close.

The Fairfield Lions — a No. 4 seed in the Division IV SE District Tournament — have a tall task ahead of them Monday night as they will be facing the No. 1 seeded Eastern Meigs Eagles at VA Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe with a trip to the district finals on the line.

The Fairfield Lions boys track and field team clinched the Southern Hills Athletic Conference championship for a third straight season, winning this year’s tournament at Manchester High School on Friday night.

The Fairfield Lions boys track and field team clinched the Southern Hills Athletic Conference championship for a third straight season, winning this year’s tournament at Manchester High School on Friday night.

The Fairfield Lions boys track and field team clinched the Southern Hills Athletic Conference championship for a third straight season, winning this year’s tournament at Manchester High School on Friday night.

There was nothing showy about how the Fairfield Lady Lions played in their Division III SE District Sectional Final game on Friday night, but in a way, that was a good thing. There were no towering home runs or big-run innings … instead, the No. 3 seeded Lady Lions played a very smart, precise and calculated game that led to a 6-0 win over the sixth seeded Piketon Redstreaks, advancing them to the district semifinals.

There was nothing showy about how the Fairfield Lady Lions played in their Division III SE District Sectional Final game on Friday night, but in a way, that was a good thing. There were no towering home runs or big-run innings … instead, the No. 3 seeded Lady Lions played a very smart, precise and calculated game that led to a 6-0 win over the sixth seeded Piketon Redstreaks, advancing them to the district semifinals.

There was nothing showy about how the Fairfield Lady Lions played in their Division III SE District Sectional Final game on Friday night, but in a way, that was a good thing. There were no towering home runs or big-run innings … instead, the No. 3 seeded Lady Lions played a very smart, precise and calculated game that led to a 6-0 win over the sixth seeded Piketon Redstreaks, advancing them to the district semifinals.

There was nothing showy about how the Fairfield Lady Lions played in their Division III SE District Sectional Final game on Friday night, but in a way, that was a good thing. There were no towering home runs or big-run innings … instead, the No. 3 seeded Lady Lions played a very smart, precise and calculated game that led to a 6-0 win over the sixth seeded Piketon Redstreaks, advancing them to the district semifinals.

There was nothing showy about how the Fairfield Lady Lions played in their Division III SE District Sectional Final game on Friday night, but in a way, that was a good thing. There were no towering home runs or big-run innings … instead, the No. 3 seeded Lady Lions played a very smart, precise and calculated game that led to a 6-0 win over the sixth seeded Piketon Redstreaks, advancing them to the district semifinals.