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  • MP downs Lady Indians on Senior Night

    Before Tuesday's game, the seniors of the Hillsboro Lady Indians' volleyball team were honored. During the match, the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles and HHS went toe-to-toe for two of the three sets, but in the end, it was MP who swept HHS in three sets for the South Central Ohio League win.
  • Hillsboro seniors honored
    The 2010 Hillsboro senior volleyball players were honored Tuesday night at Hillsboro High School.
  • Lady Mustangs gain 8th shutout; blank Peebles
    The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs came back with a vengeance on Monday, defeating the Peebles Lady Indians, 5-0 at PHS.
  • Lady Mustangs gain 8th shutout; blank Peebles
    The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs came back with a vengeance on Monday, defeating the Peebles Lady Indians, 5-0 at PHS.
  • Lady Tigers fall to London
    The game betewwn the McClain Lady Tigers and the London Lady Red Raiders started back with 17:20 left in the first half, with MHS leading 1-0. That was all the scoring the Lady Tigers would have in the South Central Ohio League contest as the Lady Red Raiders of London defeated MHS, 3-1.
  • Lady Tigers fall to London
    The game betewwn the McClain Lady Tigers and the London Lady Red Raiders started back with 17:20 left in the first half, with MHS leading 1-0. That was all the scoring the Lady Tigers would have in the South Central Ohio League contest as the Lady Red Raiders of London defeated MHS, 3-1.
  • They are the champions: Mustangs win SHL title
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs are back on top of the Southern Hills League mountain in boys soccer. The Mustangs clinched the outright Division I SHL soccer championship with a 3-1 win over the Fayetteville Rockets, Friday at Fayetteville High School.
  • SSCC Patriots ranked 8th in nation in men's soccer
    The Southern State Community College Patriots continue to be ranked in the Top 10 in the nation in men's soccer. According to Head Coach Josh Thoroman, the Patriots have been ranked eighth in the nation for two weeks in a row. This ranking is among all colleges competing in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA).
  • Double take: Tigers repeat as SCOL champions
    The game was physical. The score was close, and the McClain Tigers are South Central Ohio League boys soccer champions for the second straight year.
  • Double take: Tigers repeat as SCOL champions
    The game was physical. The score was close, and the McClain Tigers are South Central Ohio League boys soccer champions for the second straight year.
  • 2010 Postseason Soccer and Volleyball Schedules
    2010 Postseason Soccer and Volleyball Schedules.
  • Reds swept in NLDS
    The Cincinnati Reds gave away white rally towels to fans in attendance before the game Sunday night's National League Division Series Game 3 at Great American Ball Park. By the end of nine innings, the Reds were forced to throw in their own white towel on the 2010 season, as the Phillies defeated the Reds, 2-0 to sweep the NLDS in three games.
  • Reds swept in NLDS
    The Cincinnati Reds gave away white rally towels to fans in attendance before the game Sunday night's National League Division Series Game 3 at Great American Ball Park. By the end of nine innings, the Reds were forced to throw in their own white towel on the 2010 season, as the Phillies defeated the Reds, 2-0 to sweep the NLDS in three games.
  • NLDS Game 3 Preview: Hamels returns to where it started
    The task tonight for the Cincinnati Reds in Game 3 of the National League Division Series is to stop the third element of the H2O trio, Cole Hamels.
  • Falcons run away with SCOL win against Tigers
    It was the same result as the previous six weeks for the Clinton-Massie Falcons once the scoreboard went all zeroes Friday night at McClain Field. Though the McClain Tigers honored all their senior athletes, band members and Tigerettes before the game, that was all the joy Greenfield had for the next 48 minutes, with the Falcons running away with a 63-7 South Central Ohio League victory.
  • Falcons run away with SCOL win against Tigers
    It was the same result as the previous six weeks for the Clinton-Massie Falcons once the scoreboard went all zeroes Friday night at McClain Field. Though the McClain Tigers honored all their senior athletes, band members and Tigerettes before the game, that was all the joy Greenfield had for the next 48 minutes, with the Falcons running away with a 63-7 South Central Ohio League victory.
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