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  • Tigers win against Braves

    The McClain Tigers won their second straight game in the final inning on Tuesday, defeating the Logan Elm Braves, 8-7.
  • Tigers win against Braves
    The McClain Tigers won their second straight game in the final inning on Tuesday, defeating the Logan Elm Braves, 8-7.
  • Tribe defeats Wildcats in six innings
    Jumping out to a four-run lead against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, it took just six innings for the Tribe to gain the non-league win Saturday afternoon. Along with the four-run first, HHS added eight more runs to defeat WHS 12-1 in non-league action.
  • Tribe defeats Wildcats in six innings
    Jumping out to a four-run lead against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, it took just six innings for the Tribe to gain the non-league win Saturday afternoon. Along with the four-run first, HHS added eight more runs to defeat WHS 12-1 in non-league action.
  • Lynchburg-Clay scores 40 runs in doubleheader; defeats GMen
    The runs wouldn't stop for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs Saturday afternoon in a doubleheader with Georgetown. The Mustangs gained a total of 40 runs in the two games, as both team combined for a grand total of 57 runs and 41 hits, as the Mustangs won both ends of the twin bill 15-2 and 25-15.
  • Wildcats shaken by Trimble
    The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.
  • Wildcats shaken by Trimble
    The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.
  • Indians crash Tanks, 5-1
    The Hillsboro boys tennis team improved to a 5-2 record by defeating the Unioto Sherman Tanks 5-1.
  • Indians win fourth straight; improve to 4-2 in SCOL
    The Hillsboro Indians have found some old magic from previous seasons, as they have now won four straight games. The fourth win in a row came Monday evening, as they defeated South Central Ohio League foe Madison-Plains Golden Eagles 7-3 at Shaffer Park.
  • Dragons top Lady Mustangs
    Though the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs suffered a 10-0 six inning loss to the West Union Lady Dragons Monday, the coaching staff of LC sees the improvement the team has achieved since the start of the season three weeks ago.
  • Dragons top Lady Mustangs
    Though the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs suffered a 10-0 six inning loss to the West Union Lady Dragons Monday, the coaching staff of LC sees the improvement the team has achieved since the start of the season three weeks ago.
  • Mustangs stay undefeated; put out Dragons
        To say the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs are playing solid baseball is an understatement.
        On Monday against the West Union Dragons, the Mustangs continued to battle their way to the Southern Hills League championship as they used near flawless defense, along with blazing pitching and timely hitting for a 5-1 win over their SHL foe.
  • Mustangs stay undefeated; put out Dragons
        To say the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs are playing solid baseball is an understatement.
        On Monday against the West Union Dragons, the Mustangs continued to battle their way to the Southern Hills League championship as they used near flawless defense, along with blazing pitching and timely hitting for a 5-1 win over their SHL foe.
  • Tigers top Falcons with late runs
    The McClain Tigers rallied in the top of the seventh inning Monday evening with an 8-6 South Central Ohio League victory against the Clinton-Massie Falcons.
  • Wildcats walk-off against Rock Hill
    In the semifinals of the Whiteoak Classic, it was the host team who gained a win, as the Wildcats pulled out a 9-8 victory over visiting Rock Hill Saturday at Whiteoak High School.
  • Fairfield holds annual alumni basketball tournament
    The ninth annual Fairfield Alumni Basketball Tournament was held Saturday, April 3. There were 49 participants in the event, and there were a number of competitive games throughout the day. Players from the classes of 2008 and 2009 won this year's tournament.
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