From start to finish, buzzer to buzzer and however else you want to put it, the Fairfield Lions — who were down two usual starters due to illness — came out at Grandle Gymnasium Friday night and dominated the Manchester Greyhounds, 77-37 for the win.

From start to finish, buzzer to buzzer and however else you want to put it, the Fairfield Lions — who were down two usual starters due to illness — came out at Grandle Gymnasium Friday night and dominated the Manchester Greyhounds, 77-37 for the win.

The Fairfield Lady Lions 7th grade girls basketball team improved to 14-0 overall and advanced in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference tournament by defeating the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs, 30-11.

Nobody ever said that Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference was going to be easy, and from start to finish, the Fairfield Lady Lions and the Peebles Lady Indians proved that Monday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

Nobody ever said that Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference was going to be easy, and from start to finish, the Fairfield Lady Lions and the Peebles Lady Indians proved that Monday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

Nobody ever said that Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference was going to be easy, and from start to finish, the Fairfield Lady Lions and the Peebles Lady Indians proved that Monday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

Nobody ever said that Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference was going to be easy, and from start to finish, the Fairfield Lady Lions and the Peebles Lady Indians proved that Monday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

Nobody ever said that Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference was going to be easy, and from start to finish, the Fairfield Lady Lions and the Peebles Lady Indians proved that Monday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

Nobody ever said that Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference was going to be easy, and from start to finish, the Fairfield Lady Lions and the Peebles Lady Indians proved that Monday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

Nobody ever said that Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference was going to be easy, and from start to finish, the Fairfield Lady Lions and the Peebles Lady Indians proved that Monday night at Grandle Gymnasium.

For the 10th time this season, the Fairfield Lady Lions left the basketball court as winners, this time defeating the Cincinnati Northwest Lady Knights by a 77-23 score on Saturday afternoon at Grandle Gymnasium.

Lynchburg-Clay High School celebrated their annual homecoming game Friday night. For one half, the Mustangs played nearly even with their Highland County counterpart Fairfield, but the second half went to the Lions as they defeated the host Mustangs, 67-52.

Lynchburg-Clay High School celebrated their annual homecoming game Friday night. For one half, the Mustangs played nearly even with their Highland County counterpart Fairfield, but the second half went to the Lions as they defeated the host Mustangs, 67-52.

Lynchburg-Clay High School celebrated their annual homecoming game Friday night. For one half, the Mustangs played nearly even with their Highland County counterpart Fairfield, but the second half went to the Lions as they defeated the host Mustangs, 67-52.

Lynchburg-Clay High School celebrated their annual homecoming game Friday night. For one half, the Mustangs played nearly even with their Highland County counterpart Fairfield, but the second half went to the Lions as they defeated the host Mustangs, 67-52.