Last week, 24 local athletes took the big stage in Las Vegas, Nev. to compete in the world’s largest acrobatic gymnastics competition. Over 1,100 of the top athletes from 18 countries from around the world traveled to Las Vegas for the World Cup and Invitational Event.

Last week, 24 local athletes took the big stage in Las Vegas, Nev. to compete in the world’s largest acrobatic gymnastics competition. Over 1,100 of the top athletes from 18 countries from around the world traveled to Las Vegas for the World Cup and Invitational Event.

Last week, 24 local athletes took the big stage in Las Vegas, Nev. to compete in the world’s largest acrobatic gymnastics competition. Over 1,100 of the top athletes from 18 countries from around the world traveled to Las Vegas for the World Cup and Invitational Event.

The second through fourth innings were very good to the Fairfield Lady Lions in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference matchup against the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Wednesday. In fact, in those innings, the Lady Lions scored nine of their total runs as they went on to defeat their Highland County rival, 10-0 in six innings.

The second through fourth innings were very good to the Fairfield Lady Lions in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference matchup against the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Wednesday. In fact, in those innings, the Lady Lions scored nine of their total runs as they went on to defeat their Highland County rival, 10-0 in six innings.

The second through fourth innings were very good to the Fairfield Lady Lions in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference matchup against the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Wednesday. In fact, in those innings, the Lady Lions scored nine of their total runs as they went on to defeat their Highland County rival, 10-0 in six innings.

The second through fourth innings were very good to the Fairfield Lady Lions in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference matchup against the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs on Wednesday. In fact, in those innings, the Lady Lions scored nine of their total runs as they went on to defeat their Highland County rival, 10-0 in six innings.

When the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs needed big bats and big plays the most, that is when they came through in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference game against the Fairfield Lions on Thursday.

When the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs needed big bats and big plays the most, that is when they came through in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference game against the Fairfield Lions on Thursday.

When the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs needed big bats and big plays the most, that is when they came through in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference game against the Fairfield Lions on Thursday.

Highland County high school baseball enters the 2019 season with a lot of momentum for some teams after very successful, record-breaking and history-making seasons. One of those teams is the Whiteoak Wildcats, who not only won 28 games, but were conference, sectional, district and regional champions on their way to qualifying for the Division IV State Semifinals one year ago.

The 2019 softball season is set to start for the five teams in Highland County, with all of the teams playing at various levels for the upcoming year. The Fairfield Lady Lions enter the season as one of the top teams in the Southeast District, coming off a year when they won another district championship and played in the regional round of the postseason.

Four players from Highland County have been selected to either the Division II or Division IV Ohio Prep Sportswriters All-Ohio teams for their play in the 2018-19 boys basketball season.

Although athletes with Aerial’s Athletics in Wilmington have had a long history of success in their sport of acrobatic gymnastics, most of their success has been at the state, regional and national level of competition. This week will mark a different type of competition for the local team.

For the past 12 years in Fairfield athletics, Matt Hodson has been a big part of varying levels of the boys and girls basketball programs at different stages of his coaching career. Hodson has coached junior high, junior varsity and varsity basketball as a head coach at all of those levels.