The McClain Tigers were scoring runs with a fury at the plate Friday at Mitchell Park. For the second time in as many days, the Tigers had a 10-run inning to earn their second win of the year, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 15-3 in five innings.

The ball was flying out of the ballpark as the McClain Lady Tigers played home run derby Friday afternoon at their home ballpark. With home runs by Kate Hammond and Alex Taylor, the Lady Tigers sent the ball into orbit, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 15-2 in five innings.

The ball was flying out of the ballpark as the McClain Lady Tigers played home run derby Friday afternoon at their home ballpark. With home runs by Kate Hammond and Alex Taylor, the Lady Tigers sent the ball into orbit, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 15-2 in five innings.

The pitching was backed up by run support for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs in a non-league matchup. The Mustangs compiled 12 runs on 10 hits, defeating Eastern Pike 12-2 in six innings Friday afternoon.

The pitching was backed up by run support for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs in a non-league matchup. The Mustangs compiled 12 runs on 10 hits, defeating Eastern Pike 12-2 in six innings Friday afternoon.

Three runs in the seventh inning put a positive spin on things for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs Friday afternoon. Though they did put runs on the board in the final inning, they came up just short as they lost their second game of the season, falling to Eastern Pike 8-3.

Three runs in the seventh inning put a positive spin on things for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs Friday afternoon. Though they did put runs on the board in the final inning, they came up just short as they lost their second game of the season, falling to Eastern Pike 8-3.

Setting a Whiteoak record for strikeouts, Wildcat freshman Gage Carraher set the tone for WHS. Gaining 18 strikeouts in a complete game effort, Carraher led WHS to a 7-2 Southern Hills League victory over the Manchester Greyhounds Thursday.

The Fairfield Lady Lions continued to keep their Southern Hills League dominance in tact as they won their 13th SHL game going back to last season. On Thursday the victim was the Peebles Lady Indians as FHS used pitching and late inning scoring to defeat PHS 4-2.

The Fairfield Lady Lions continued to keep their Southern Hills League dominance in tact as they won their 13th SHL game going back to last season. On Thursday the victim was the Peebles Lady Indians as FHS used pitching and late inning scoring to defeat PHS 4-2.

By BOB PATTON
For The Highland County Press

(continued from March 27)

The Fairfield Lions used their speed on the bases to gain their second straight win of the season. FHS also used their baseball smarts to lend a hand in defeating Southern Hills League foe Peebles 14-1 in five innings Thursday at Fairfield High School.

The Fairfield Lions used their speed on the bases to gain their second straight win of the season. FHS also used their baseball smarts to lend a hand in defeating Southern Hills League foe Peebles 14-1 in five innings Thursday at Fairfield High School.

After dropping their season opener the day before, the Hillsboro Indians got things back on track Thursday at Shaffer Park.

After dropping their season opener the day before, the Hillsboro Indians got things back on track Thursday at Shaffer Park.