A few missed chances under the hoop by the No. 11 seeded Whiteoak Wildcats, added with the sixth seeded South Webster Jeeps having a couple scoring runs, resulted in the season coming to a close for the ’Cats by a 57-39 score Wednesday in the Division IV SE District Sectional Semifinals at Northwest High School.

A few missed chances under the hoop by the No. 11 seeded Whiteoak Wildcats, added with the sixth seeded South Webster Jeeps having a couple scoring runs, resulted in the season coming to a close for the ’Cats by a 57-39 score Wednesday in the Division IV SE District Sectional Semifinals at Northwest High School.

A few missed chances under the hoop by the No. 11 seeded Whiteoak Wildcats, added with the sixth seeded South Webster Jeeps having a couple scoring runs, resulted in the season coming to a close for the ’Cats by a 57-39 score Wednesday in the Division IV SE District Sectional Semifinals at Northwest High School.

A few missed chances under the hoop by the No. 11 seeded Whiteoak Wildcats, added with the sixth seeded South Webster Jeeps having a couple scoring runs, resulted in the season coming to a close for the ’Cats by a 57-39 score Wednesday in the Division IV SE District Sectional Semifinals at Northwest High School.

A few missed chances under the hoop by the No. 11 seeded Whiteoak Wildcats, added with the sixth seeded South Webster Jeeps having a couple scoring runs, resulted in the season coming to a close for the ’Cats by a 57-39 score Wednesday in the Division IV SE District Sectional Semifinals at Northwest High School.

A few missed chances under the hoop by the No. 11 seeded Whiteoak Wildcats, added with the sixth seeded South Webster Jeeps having a couple scoring runs, resulted in the season coming to a close for the ’Cats by a 57-39 score Wednesday in the Division IV SE District Sectional Semifinals at Northwest High School.

The Southern Hills Athletic Conference has released the 2016-17 All-SHAC basketball teams, with 10 Highland County athletes named to the boys and girls teams.

This week's "By The Numbers" takes a look at the state polls having one glaring omission from Sardinia, plus a look at the Lynchburg-Clay girls basketball senior trio and other girls basketball stats from this season.

Though the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats were first to score points in their Division IV SE District Sectional Final game on Thursday night, it was the Portsmouth Notre Dame Lady Titans who controlled all aspects of the tournament game. Whiteoak battled, but turnovers and missed opportunities ended the Lady ’Cats season by a 58-15 score.

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats traveled to Northwest High School Monday night for a Division IV SE District Sectional Semifinal game against Sciotoville East. Though WHS had just two wins in the regular season, that didn’t matter, as they took down the 10-win East squad by a 35-29 score.

Starting the game with a 10-0 run, followed by a 17-point lead at halftime, the Fairfield Lady Lions took down the visiting Whiteoak Lady Wildcats by a 59-30 score, giving them nine straight wins.

Starting the game with a 10-0 run, followed by a 17-point lead at halftime, the Fairfield Lady Lions took down the visiting Whiteoak Lady Wildcats by a 59-30 score, giving them nine straight wins.

Starting the game with a 10-0 run, followed by a 17-point lead at halftime, the Fairfield Lady Lions took down the visiting Whiteoak Lady Wildcats by a 59-30 score, giving them nine straight wins.

Defense was the name of the game on homecoming for the Whiteoak Wildcats Friday night against the West Union Dragons with the score tied at halftime. During the second half, the pace of the game stepped up, with Whiteoak getting to within four or fewer points of the West Union lead but running out of time, falling by a 51-47 score.

Defense was the name of the game on homecoming for the Whiteoak Wildcats Friday night against the West Union Dragons with the score tied at halftime. During the second half, the pace of the game stepped up, with Whiteoak getting to within four or fewer points of the West Union lead but running out of time, falling by a 51-47 score.