Fairfield head coach Quentin Williams was presented the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Boys Basketball Coach of the Year award during the SHAC winter sports banquet.

The Division III and IV boys basketball All-Ohio teams were announced Wednesday by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association.

The Division III and IV girls basketball All-Ohio teams were announced Monday by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association.

The All-Southern Hills Athletic Conference boys and girls bowling teams were recognized Sunday, March 12 at the SHAC winter sports banquet.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference recognized the All-SHAC girls basketball team during the conference’s winter sports banquet Sunday, March 13.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference honored the All-SHAC boys basketball team during the conference’s winter sports banquet, held Sunday, March 12.

The Fairfield varsity boys basketball finished in first place in Division I of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference.

The Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association All-Southeast District boys basketball teams were announced Saturday, with 12 Highland County players selected by members of the media.

The 40th annual Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association All-Southeast District girls basketball teams were released Saturday morning, with 10 Highland County players selected by members of the media.

The storybook season for the Fairfield Lions had its final chapter written on Thursday night in the Division IV SE District Finals as their undefeated streak of 24 consecutive wins came to a close as the Franklin Furnace Green Bobcats defeated the Lions, 43-38 at the Ohio University Convocation Center.

Even though they trailed at the end of the first frame, the Fairfield Lions kept their undefeated streak going, all the while continuing on the tournament road in the Division IV SE District and winning in the district semifinals against the Western Latham Indians, 56-53 at Piketon High School.

For the entire four quarters of their Division III SE District final game played at the Waverly Downtown Gym, the No. 7 seeded Fairfield Lady Lions and No. 1 seeded North Adams Lady Green Devils didn’t let up and left it all on the court, as the two conference foes battled until the final buzzer sounded.

For the entire four quarters of their Division III SE District final game played at the Waverly Downtown Gym, the No. 7 seeded Fairfield Lady Lions and No. 1 seeded North Adams Lady Green Devils didn’t let up and left it all on the court, as the two conference foes battled until the final buzzer sounded.

For the entire four quarters of their Division III SE District final game played at the Waverly Downtown Gym, the No. 7 seeded Fairfield Lady Lions and No. 1 seeded North Adams Lady Green Devils didn’t let up and left it all on the court, as the two conference foes battled until the final buzzer sounded.

For the entire four quarters of their Division III SE District final game played at the Waverly Downtown Gym, the No. 7 seeded Fairfield Lady Lions and No. 1 seeded North Adams Lady Green Devils didn’t let up and left it all on the court, as the two conference foes battled until the final buzzer sounded.