he Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs boys soccer team has continued to stay undefeated in their last three games. In the three-game stretch, the Mustangs have defeated the Miami Trace Panthers, Fairfield Lions and Hillsboro Indians.

After having a competitive first half where Paint Valley trailed by seven points at 13-6, things, again, tail-spinned for the Bearcats as they allowed 25 unanswered points in the second half in a 38-6 loss against the Southeastern Panthers, Friday at SEHS.

After having a competitive first half where Paint Valley trailed by seven points at 13-6, things, again, tail-spinned for the Bearcats as they allowed 25 unanswered points in the second half in a 38-6 loss against the Southeastern Panthers, Friday at SEHS.

The Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Boosters will be having signups on Thursday, Sept. 23, for 4th-6th grade boys and girls basketball and cheerleading.

No matter where the London Red Raiders ran or passed the football Friday night at McClain Field, it seemed to be quick, to the point, and for a touchdown. LHS scored three touchdowns and one two-point conversion in their first seven offensive plays en route to a 55-0 shutout win over the host Tigers in each team's South Central Ohio League opener.

No matter where the London Red Raiders ran or passed the football Friday night at McClain Field, it seemed to be quick, to the point, and for a touchdown. LHS scored three touchdowns and one two-point conversion in their first seven offensive plays en route to a 55-0 shutout win over the host Tigers in each team's South Central Ohio League opener.

Week 4 high school football schedule/results

Clinton-Massie 63, Hillsboro 7

Clinton-Massie 63, Hillsboro 7

Thursday was a day in which the McClain Tigers' boys soccer team came back from trailing by multiple goals, not once, but twice, en route to another SCOL win. This time defeating the Miami Trace Panthers, 5-4 on the field of the Miami Trace Panthers.

Thursday was a day in which the McClain Tigers' boys soccer team came back from trailing by multiple goals, not once, but twice, en route to another SCOL win. This time defeating the Miami Trace Panthers, 5-4 on the field of the Miami Trace Panthers.

One bad inning by Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Edinson Volquez was all it took for the Arizona Diamondbacks to split a four-game series with Reds Thursday afternoon at Great American Ball Park.

One bad inning by Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Edinson Volquez was all it took for the Arizona Diamondbacks to split a four-game series with Reds Thursday afternoon at Great American Ball Park.

The Paint Valley Bearcats are still looking to gain their first win of the season, and entering week four, the task will not get any easier with the undefeated Southeastern Panthers on the schedule as the first week of Scioto Valley Conference play kicks off.

Just like one season ago, the McClain Tigers have started the year undefeated with three straight wins. But this year is different as the Tigers are starting to mold together a complete team on both offense and defense.