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.
For the 12th time in 12 games this season, the Fairfield Lady Lions girls basketball team left the court with a victory, and this time they defeated the Peebles Lady Indians by a 39-16 score in Peebles.
Though the first quarter was played to a tied score, the next three frames didn’t turn out as well for the Fairfield Lady Lions, as they lost to the visiting North Adams Lady Green Devils, 64-31 Thursday.
The Fairfield seventh grade girls team improved to 11-0 after three recent wins over North Adams, Lynchburg-Clay and West Union, all games in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome the shooting prowess of the visiting Peebles Indians Tuesday night as the Indians shot 50-percent from the field in the first half, leading to a Fairfield loss by an 80-72 score at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome the shooting prowess of the visiting Peebles Indians Tuesday night as the Indians shot 50-percent from the field in the first half, leading to a Fairfield loss by an 80-72 score at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome the shooting prowess of the visiting Peebles Indians Tuesday night as the Indians shot 50-percent from the field in the first half, leading to a Fairfield loss by an 80-72 score at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome the shooting prowess of the visiting Peebles Indians Tuesday night as the Indians shot 50-percent from the field in the first half, leading to a Fairfield loss by an 80-72 score at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome the shooting prowess of the visiting Peebles Indians Tuesday night as the Indians shot 50-percent from the field in the first half, leading to a Fairfield loss by an 80-72 score at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome the shooting prowess of the visiting Peebles Indians Tuesday night as the Indians shot 50-percent from the field in the first half, leading to a Fairfield loss by an 80-72 score at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome the shooting prowess of the visiting Peebles Indians Tuesday night as the Indians shot 50-percent from the field in the first half, leading to a Fairfield loss by an 80-72 score at Grandle Gymnasium.
