All seven South Central Ohio League schools, including Hillsboro and McClain, took part in the first day of the SCOL Track & Field Championships in Washington C.H. on Tuesday.
The Southern Hills League Division I champion Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and Highland County rival Fairfield played until the light ran out Monday, but that wasn't enough time on the diamond, with both teams finishing with a 5-5 tie after nine innings.
The Southern Hills League Division I champion Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and Highland County rival Fairfield played until the light ran out Monday, but that wasn't enough time on the diamond, with both teams finishing with a 5-5 tie after nine innings.
After losing an eight-run lead, the Whiteoak Wildcats gained runs in the final inning to defend their home field for a 12-9 win over the Eastern Brown Warriors, Monday at WHS.
After losing an eight-run lead, the Whiteoak Wildcats gained runs in the final inning to defend their home field for a 12-9 win over the Eastern Brown Warriors, Monday at WHS.
The Whiteoak Wildcats continued their regular season Saturday, splitting a doubleheader against the Portsmouth Notre Dame Titans. WHS lost the first game of the twin bill 16-3 but bounced back in the second game, winning 13-1.
The Whiteoak Wildcats continued their regular season Saturday, splitting a doubleheader against the Portsmouth Notre Dame Titans. WHS lost the first game of the twin bill 16-3 but bounced back in the second game, winning 13-1.
Producing runs in just one inning, the McClain Tigers were forced out of the Division II SE District Sectional tournament, falling to the Sheridan Generals, 13-3 in six innings, Monday.
The Hillsboro Indians ran into the red-hot Circleville Tigers team and had no answers for their pitching or hitting, bowing out in the Division II SE District Sectional opener, 14-0 Monday at Circleville High School.
The Hillsboro Indians ran into the red-hot Circleville Tigers team and had no answers for their pitching or hitting, bowing out in the Division II SE District Sectional opener, 14-0 Monday at Circleville High School.
Two wins on Saturday, including one in extra innings, put the McClain Lady Tigers at the top of the mountain in the South Central Ohio League. The title was won with an extra-inning win against the Lady Red Raiders, followed by a win over Highland County rival Hillsboro.
Two wins on Saturday, including one in extra innings, put the McClain Lady Tigers at the top of the mountain in the South Central Ohio League. The title was won with an extra-inning win against the Lady Red Raiders, followed by a win over Highland County rival Hillsboro.
