It wasn't easy, but the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs outlasted the Fayetteville Lady Rockets, 2-1 in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play, Wednesday at LCHS.

In one of their toughest and closest games to date, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs held off the Fayetteville Rockets, Wednesday, for a 4-3 Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory at LCHS.

The Hillsboro Indians continued their stellar play in South Central Ohio League competition Tuesday as they dominated the Clinton-Massie Falcons, 156-191.

The Hillsboro Lady Indians tennis team has split their past two matches to start the week, falling to the Western Brown Lady Broncos, while defeating the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons in South Central Ohio League play.

Hillsboro made the scores closer in each game but were unable to win the match, as the Lady Indians lost in three straight games for visiting Chillicothe Tuesday in their South Central Ohio League opener.

Hillsboro made the scores closer in each game but were unable to win the match, as the Lady Indians lost in three straight games for visiting Chillicothe Tuesday in their South Central Ohio League opener.

This year, there was no tied score with the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the McClain Tigers, though it was close to being a repeat from last season.

This year, there was no tied score with the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs and the McClain Tigers, though it was close to being a repeat from last season.

The strong start for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs continued Monday, shutting out Highland County rival McClain, 10-0.

The strong start for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs continued Monday, shutting out Highland County rival McClain, 10-0.

For Hillsboro senior linemen Zach Stacy and Todd Adkins, they just have one goal in mind as they embark of their final year of high school football … to win.

The sentiment around the Hillsboro football program is last year was last year … not to mention this will be a season of change for the Indians.

The sentiment around the Hillsboro football program is last year was last year … not to mention this will be a season of change for the Indians.

Four seniors in the McClain Tigers' football program have had success on the football field and within the football program itself. For that success, they've earned the honor of being the captains for the Tigers this fall, as they start what is their final year of high school football.

McClain head coach Randy Closson said, "The thing about last year is that we did have success, which is great, but we also had disappointment."