The first day of the Division II SE District Track and Field meet was held Tuesday at Washington Senior High School, with prelim events being held, along with some final events taking place.
All-District teams were recently announced with the Hillsboro Indians, Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs, Fairfield Lions, Whiteoak Wildcats and McClain Tigers having members selected.
The Paint Valley Athletic Department is proud to announce that senior wrestler Jordan Ott will continue his wrestling career at Manchester University in North Manchester, Indiana.
So there will be no Triple Crown winner this year - the last one being in 1978. And three weeks from now the Belmont, the last race of the Triple Crown, will be be anyone's race to win, or so it will seem.
The Southern Hills League announced its 2010 All-SHL baseball and softball teams on Monday. Highland County had 11 players, seven in baseball, four in softball, being recognized with the all-league honor.
The Fairfield Lady Lions blanked the Portsmouth Notre Dame Lady Titans (14-10, 10-3 SOC) by a score of 3-0 in the SE District Sectional championship game Saturday afternoon at the Notre Dame High School in Portsmouth.
The Preakness Stakes - the second jewel in Horse Racing's "Triple Crown" will be run this Saturday at Pimlico Race Track in Baltimore. By any kind of Logic at all, The Preakness should be won by "Super Saver", the horse that won the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago. He will break from the number eight pole position and is the 5-to-2 morning line favorite.
The season of the Fairfield Lions baseball team ended Thursday night as they were sent home after a nine-inning battle, falling to the Green Bobcats 3-2 in the Division IV SE District Sectional final.
Division I Southern Hills League champion Lynchburg-Clay didn't have the hot bat Friday at Lynchburg-Clay High School. The Mustangs uncharacteristically struggled at the plate, being held to a single run, ending its season at the Division III SE District Sectional final to the Huntington Huntsmen 4-1.
Division I Southern Hills League champion Lynchburg-Clay didn't have the hot bat Friday at Lynchburg-Clay High School. The Mustangs uncharacteristically struggled at the plate, being held to a single run, ending its season at the Division III SE District Sectional final to the Huntington Huntsmen 4-1.