It wasn't easy for the McClain Lady Tigers, but they used consistent scoring by adding runs in five of seven innings played to gain a 12-5 South Central Ohio League win over the host Hillsboro Lady Indians.

It wasn't easy for the McClain Lady Tigers, but they used consistent scoring by adding runs in five of seven innings played to gain a 12-5 South Central Ohio League win over the host Hillsboro Lady Indians.

When the Hillsboro Indians discovered a weakness in the game of the McClain Tigers Monday evening, they used it to their advantage. Hillsboro's small ball effort of bunting and keeping the baseball on the ground led to a couple of high scoring innings for the host team, as the Indians defeated their Highland County rival, 11-3 for their first win of the season.

When the Hillsboro Indians discovered a weakness in the game of the McClain Tigers Monday evening, they used it to their advantage. Hillsboro's small ball effort of bunting and keeping the baseball on the ground led to a couple of high scoring innings for the host team, as the Indians defeated their Highland County rival, 11-3 for their first win of the season.

Though both teams each had a five-run inning, it was the Fairfield Lions who added the most runs in game one as they defeated the host Washington Blue Lions, 14-10 Saturday afternoon in game one of a doubleheader.

Another weekend for the Whiteoak Wildcats saw them gain yet another victory on Saturday as they split an away doubleheader with Northwest High School.

Friday was a tough outing for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs as they dropped a non-conference game to the Paint Valley Bearcats, 11-1 at PVHS.

With the same scores in both contests, the McClain Tigers and Southeastern Panthers split a doubleheader Saturday at Thomas Hixon Field.

The Fairfield Lady Lions split a doubleheader Saturday, as they went on the road to defeat the Washington Lady Blue Lions 5-4 in game one and dropped the night cap, 3-2, as Fairfield played without three starters.

If the home run was the antidote for the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, it was poison on Saturday, as the Washington Nationals belted five home runs, including two in the 11th inning, sending the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-5 loss Saturday afternoon at Great American Ball Park.

If the home run was the antidote for the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, it was poison on Saturday, as the Washington Nationals belted five home runs, including two in the 11th inning, sending the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-5 loss Saturday afternoon at Great American Ball Park.

It took until the end of the second doubles match, but the Hillsboro boys tennis team won for the third time this week, defeating visiting Wheelersburg, 3-2 Friday night at Hillsboro High School.

It took until the end of the second doubles match, but the Hillsboro boys tennis team won for the third time this week, defeating visiting Wheelersburg, 3-2 Friday night at Hillsboro High School.

The McClain Tigers picked up their second victory of the season Friday night by defeating the East Clinton Astros, 10-6 at East Clinton High School.

Freshman Hanna Breeden made her mark in a big way Friday night on the road, as she hit a grand slam to help lead the Lady Indians to a 9-7 South Central Ohio League win over the Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons.