After four league games, Wilmington’s Greg Nared and receiver Aaron Cox of Madison-Plains stood atop the passing race in the SCOL, but neither enjoyed much of a lead. Nared had racked up 760 yards through the air. He was only eight yards ahead of Jeff Shaw, of WCH, who had thrown for 752 yards. Shaw, however, continued to be the most accurate passer in the league, completing 54.5 percent of his attempts.

Due to a scheduling conflict, the Southeast District has changed the day of district tournament games to be played at the Ohio University Convocation Center in Athens.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs have been on a mission this postseason. After ending the regular season with a convincing win, they now have won two straight tournament games this postseason. The challenge ahead of them on Saturday could possibly be their toughest yet of the Division III SE District tournament.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs have been on a mission this postseason. After ending the regular season with a convincing win, they now have won two straight tournament games this postseason. The challenge ahead of them on Saturday could possibly be their toughest yet of the Division III SE District tournament.

The following are the team standings as of March 2, 2011 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.

The following are the team standings as of March 2, 2011 for Lowe's Construction Mixed - Highland Lanes.

Greenfield McClain product Danté Jackson drained four 3-pointers and finished with 18 points to lead the Xavier Musketeers to a 68-48 win over Charlotte Wednesday, March 2 on Senior Night at the Cintas Center on the XU campus.

The Southern Hills League has announced its 2010-11 All-SHL teams. Highland County has seven players combined on the boys and girls teams.

The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs' season came to an end Friday night at Waverly High School, as they were defeated by the state-ranked Peebles Indians, 76-61.

Though the first half wasn't the prettiest of basketball games, the Fairfield Lions calmed down and showed why they finished with a strong second half of the regular season. The Lions tallied a 28-point fourth quarter for a 58-48 Division IV SE District Sectional Final win Tuesday at Valley High School.

Though the first half wasn't the prettiest of basketball games, the Fairfield Lions calmed down and showed why they finished with a strong second half of the regular season. The Lions tallied a 28-point fourth quarter for a 58-48 Division IV SE District Sectional Final win Tuesday at Valley High School.

It what resembled a heavyweight championship boxing match the Whiteoak Wildcats and Green Bobcats went toe-to-toe, tooth-and-nail for 40 minutes, two overtimes, until a sectional champion was crowned, Tuesday at Valley High School, in Lucasville.

It what resembled a heavyweight championship boxing match the Whiteoak Wildcats and Green Bobcats went toe-to-toe, tooth-and-nail for 40 minutes, two overtimes, until a sectional champion was crowned, Tuesday at Valley High School, in Lucasville.

The Whiteoak Wildcats and the Fairfield Lions each won their sectional final game, Tuesday night at Valley High School, in Lucasville.

The Whiteoak Wildcats and the Fairfield Lions each won their sectional final game, Tuesday night at Valley High School, in Lucasville.