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.

The Fairfield Lady Lions seventh grade team went a perfect 11-0 in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference for the 2019-20 regular season, wrapping up their perfect record with a 37-14 win over the Peebles Lady Indians.

Fairfield sophomore Ella Newkirk took a shot at the basket as time was winding down, grabbed her own rebound and put the ball through the hoop as time expired, breaking a tied score and sending the Lady Lions to a home win by a 44-42 score.

The North Adams Green Devils came ready to play on Tuesday night in Leesburg. Not only did they come ready to play, they played a balanced game of basketball with consistent scoring and even better rebounding, as they defeated the host Fairfield Lions, 71-54 at Grandle Gymnasium.

The Fairfield Lions eighth grade boys basketball team added another win to their successful season last week, gaining a conference road win over the Manchester Greyhounds by a 49-17 score.

Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.

Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.

Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.

Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.

Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.

Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.

Inside the gym at Whiteoak High School on Friday night, there was a special atmosphere between two Highland County and Southern Hills Athletic Conference rivals. With one side wearing orange-and-black and the opposite side representing the red-and-black, fans of the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions gave their fan bases excitement.