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  • Week 3 Preview: Indians, Tigers both on the road

    Listed are high school football previews for Week 3 as the McClain Tigers travel to face the Zane Trace Pioneers, and the Hillsboro Indians also hit the road for the first time this season to take on the Wilmington Hurricane.
  • Lady Indians shut out by Clinton-Massie; 1st loss of season
    As expected, the Hillsboro Lady Indians and the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons forced great effort from each other for 80 minutes, but for CM, they achieved just a little bit more as they defeated host Hillsboro, 2-0 Tuesday evening at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Indians fall one goal short against Clinton-Massie
    The Hillsboro Indians were able to tie the score, but just weren't able to take the lead or earn the win, as they fell to the Clinton-Massie Falcons, 2-1, in a South Central Ohio League match.
  • Lions 3rd at Watkins Memorial
    The Fairfield boys' varsity cross-country team competed in the McGowan Cross-Country Invitational held at Watkins Memorial High School in Pataskala, finishing in third place.
  • Lions 3rd at Watkins Memorial
    The Fairfield boys' varsity cross-country team competed in the McGowan Cross-Country Invitational held at Watkins Memorial High School in Pataskala, finishing in third place.
  • Evans scores 6 goals; Lady Lions topple McClain
    Fairfield junior Kaitlin Evans took the lead and her teammates followed, as the Fairfield Lady Lions defeated the McClain Lady Tigers, 8-3 Monday at McClain Field in Greenfield.
  • Evans scores 6 goals; Lady Lions topple McClain
    Fairfield junior Kaitlin Evans took the lead and her teammates followed, as the Fairfield Lady Lions defeated the McClain Lady Tigers, 8-3 Monday at McClain Field in Greenfield.
  • Bates leads Lions past Tigers with hat trick
    The first half belonged to Fairfield senior Ryan Bates, and the rest fell into place for the Lions, as they visited Greenfield and left with a win, as they defeated the McClain Tigers, 4-2, Monday.
  • Bates leads Lions past Tigers with hat trick
    The first half belonged to Fairfield senior Ryan Bates, and the rest fell into place for the Lions, as they visited Greenfield and left with a win, as they defeated the McClain Tigers, 4-2, Monday.
  • Past, present and future a part of Reds' win over Dodgers
    On a day to honor and celebrate the career of former two-time MVP Joe Morgan and the reuniting of the "Great 8" from the Big Red Machine, it was the current group of Cincinnati Reds who were a well-oiled "machine" when they needed to be, as a bit of the present and future of the Reds won 4-3 in 10 innings as the past was there to watch on.
  • Past, present and future a part of Reds' win over Dodgers
    On a day to honor and celebrate the career of former two-time MVP Joe Morgan and the reuniting of the "Great 8" from the Big Red Machine, it was the current group of Cincinnati Reds who were a well-oiled "machine" when they needed to be, as a bit of the present and future of the Reds won 4-3 in 10 innings as the past was there to watch on.
  • Tigers race way to 2nd straight win
    An army of Shermans couldn't even stop the McClain Tiger football team Friday night. For the seventh straight year, the Tigers defeated the Unioto Shermans, and this year they used their running game, while also converting turnovers into touchdowns.
  • Tigers race way to 2nd straight win
    An army of Shermans couldn't even stop the McClain Tiger football team Friday night. For the seventh straight year, the Tigers defeated the Unioto Shermans, and this year they used their running game, while also converting turnovers into touchdowns.
  • Indians battle Goshen, before falling, 25-12

    A much more physical Hillsboro Indians football team showed up Friday night as the Tribe hosted the Goshen Warriors from Clermont County. After losing their season opener to an explosive Western Brown team, Hillsboro battled the Warriors for four quarters Friday, before falling, 25-12, in a flag-filled contest.

  • Indians battle Goshen, before falling, 25-12

    A much more physical Hillsboro Indians football team showed up Friday night as the Tribe hosted the Goshen Warriors from Clermont County. After losing their season opener to an explosive Western Brown team, Hillsboro battled the Warriors for four quarters Friday, before falling, 25-12, in a flag-filled contest.

  • Lady Mustangs soccer ranked 10th in state poll
    In the most recent OSSCA Division III girls soccer poll (Sept 3), the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs were ranked No. 10 in the state.
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