The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

The Fairfield Lady Lions took on Highland County and conference rival Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Monday night and defended Grandle Gymnasium with a win, and they did so while taking three straight sets.

Fairfield’s Mya Hamilton was a member of the AAU 7th grade national runners-up team as she and her teammates achieved many honors along the way.

The Fairfield Lady Lions volleyball team returned to the court Tuesday night following a break in their schedule as the Highland County Fair took place last week. In two of the three sets against the visiting Northwest Lady Mohawks, the Lady Lions battled strong, but ultimately it was the visiting team sweeping Fairfield for the non-conference win.

The Fairfield Lady Lions volleyball team returned to the court Tuesday night following a break in their schedule as the Highland County Fair took place last week. In two of the three sets against the visiting Northwest Lady Mohawks, the Lady Lions battled strong, but ultimately it was the visiting team sweeping Fairfield for the non-conference win.

The Fairfield Lady Lions volleyball team returned to the court Tuesday night following a break in their schedule as the Highland County Fair took place last week. In two of the three sets against the visiting Northwest Lady Mohawks, the Lady Lions battled strong, but ultimately it was the visiting team sweeping Fairfield for the non-conference win.

The Fairfield Lady Lions volleyball team returned to the court Tuesday night following a break in their schedule as the Highland County Fair took place last week. In two of the three sets against the visiting Northwest Lady Mohawks, the Lady Lions battled strong, but ultimately it was the visiting team sweeping Fairfield for the non-conference win.

The Fairfield Lady Lions volleyball team returned to the court Tuesday night following a break in their schedule as the Highland County Fair took place last week. In two of the three sets against the visiting Northwest Lady Mohawks, the Lady Lions battled strong, but ultimately it was the visiting team sweeping Fairfield for the non-conference win.

McClain’s Genève Baril and Fairfield’s Cohen Frost were the respective winners of the girls and boys races at the 2020 Ohio Classic held at Liberty Park Saturday, Sept. 5. The cross-country event hosted by Hillsboro saw the Fairfield boys and Pickerington North girls win the team championships.