The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Whiteoak Wildcats showcased their ability to control all facets of a game Saturday night, as they didn’t trail for four quarters in a convincing 61-39 Southern Hills League victory over Highland County rival Fairfield at Grandle Gymnasium.
The Fairfield Lady Lions played a close game, but came up short Saturday afternoon as they fell to Cincinnati Landmark Christian 49-45 in non-league action.
The Fairfield Lady Lions played a close game, but came up short Saturday afternoon as they fell to Cincinnati Landmark Christian 49-45 in non-league action.
It was all McClain Tigers Saturday night at the “Home of Championship Basketball” as they held the Adena offense at bay, while bursting out double-digit point totals in the first three quarters, defeating the Warriors 58-30 in non-league play.
After keeping the first quarter close, the Hillsboro Lady Indians dropped their fourth South Central Ohio League game Saturday afternoon, as they were defeated by the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons 50-23 at Clinton-Massie High School.
