The cold weather on what was a 42-degree baseball game saw the Fairfield Lions freeze up the visiting North Adams Green Devils for an 8-1 win Monday to begin a long week of games for the Lions.

The cold weather on what was a 42-degree baseball game saw the Fairfield Lions freeze up the visiting North Adams Green Devils for an 8-1 win Monday to begin a long week of games for the Lions.

The cold weather on what was a 42-degree baseball game saw the Fairfield Lions freeze up the visiting North Adams Green Devils for an 8-1 win Monday to begin a long week of games for the Lions.

For the second straight game, the Fairfield Lady Lions left the field with a Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory, this time using 13 hits to help gain a 13-1 victory on a cold evening at Fairfield High School.

For the second straight game, the Fairfield Lady Lions left the field with a Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory, this time using 13 hits to help gain a 13-1 victory on a cold evening at Fairfield High School.

For the second straight game, the Fairfield Lady Lions left the field with a Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory, this time using 13 hits to help gain a 13-1 victory on a cold evening at Fairfield High School.

One day after a disappointing loss to the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors that saw their 33-game conference winning streak come to an end, the Fairfield Lady Lions traveled to Peebles and won by a 4-0 score on Friday.

Eastern Brown did Thursday what no other Southern Hills Athletic Conference team was able to do in 33 consecutive games. Eastern took complete advantage of throwing errors, fielding errors, four unearned runs and a home run that resulted in a 5-2 Fairfield conference loss.

Eastern Brown did Thursday what no other Southern Hills Athletic Conference team was able to do in 33 consecutive games. Eastern took complete advantage of throwing errors, fielding errors, four unearned runs and a home run that resulted in a 5-2 Fairfield conference loss.

Eastern Brown did Thursday what no other Southern Hills Athletic Conference team was able to do in 33 consecutive games. Eastern took complete advantage of throwing errors, fielding errors, four unearned runs and a home run that resulted in a 5-2 Fairfield conference loss.

Eastern Brown did Thursday what no other Southern Hills Athletic Conference team was able to do in 33 consecutive games. Eastern took complete advantage of throwing errors, fielding errors, four unearned runs and a home run that resulted in a 5-2 Fairfield conference loss.

Eastern Brown did Thursday what no other Southern Hills Athletic Conference team was able to do in 33 consecutive games. Eastern took complete advantage of throwing errors, fielding errors, four unearned runs and a home run that resulted in a 5-2 Fairfield conference loss.

Eastern Brown did Thursday what no other Southern Hills Athletic Conference team was able to do in 33 consecutive games. Eastern took complete advantage of throwing errors, fielding errors, four unearned runs and a home run that resulted in a 5-2 Fairfield conference loss.

Eastern Brown did Thursday what no other Southern Hills Athletic Conference team was able to do in 33 consecutive games. Eastern took complete advantage of throwing errors, fielding errors, four unearned runs and a home run that resulted in a 5-2 Fairfield conference loss.

A double play made by the Fairfield Lions defense with the bases loaded to end the top of the sixth inning — while holding a three-run lead — ended up being a timely difference maker with the Lions propelling to a strong bottom of the sixth, and eventually a 9-2 conference victory, over the visiting Eastern Brown Warriors.