A four-run fourth was more than enough for the Fairfield Lions Thursday afternoon, as they defeated host East Clinton, 5-3.

Another game of big multi-run innings spelled defeat for the Hillsboro Indians Thursday evening, as they lost a non-league game to the visiting Blanchester Wildcats by a 14-4 score in seven innings.

The Whiteoak Wildcats did all their scoring in the first inning and from there relied on pitching, defense and a little luck going their way for their second Southern Hills Athletic Conference win of the season, defeating the Eastern Brown Warriors, 2-1.

The Whiteoak Wildcats did all their scoring in the first inning and from there relied on pitching, defense and a little luck going their way for their second Southern Hills Athletic Conference win of the season, defeating the Eastern Brown Warriors, 2-1.

The Whiteoak softball program is currently in a stage where they are gaining experience on the go, and the learning process continued Thursday evening as they lost their second Southern Hills Athletic Conference game of the season, falling to the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors, 7-1.

The Whiteoak softball program is currently in a stage where they are gaining experience on the go, and the learning process continued Thursday evening as they lost their second Southern Hills Athletic Conference game of the season, falling to the Eastern Brown Lady Warriors, 7-1.

Fairfield returned to Southern Hills Athletic Conference play Wednesday afternoon, defeating the West Union Lady Dragons, 7-3 at FHS.

Fairfield rebounded from the previous night with a win over a Southern Hills Athletic Conference opponent Wednesday evening, defeating the West Union Dragons, 11-3 in seven innings.

The Hillsboro Indians are currently in the midst of a youth movement as a majority of their players are gaining valuable varsity experience on the go and in a hurry. That didn't change Wednesday as the Tribe allowed the visiting Washington Blue Lions to build a seven-run inning, en route to a 14-6 HHS loss at Shaffer Park.

The Hillsboro Indians are currently in the midst of a youth movement as a majority of their players are gaining valuable varsity experience on the go and in a hurry. That didn't change Wednesday as the Tribe allowed the visiting Washington Blue Lions to build a seven-run inning, en route to a 14-6 HHS loss at Shaffer Park.

The McClain Tigers showed improvement in their South Central Ohio League opener, but the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles were too much to handle in the final inning, as the Golden Eagles walked off with a 4-3 victory.

A three-run third, mixed with two runs in the fifth, was a good combination for the Hillsboro Lady Indians in their home opener Wednesday, as they defeated South Central Ohio League foe Washington, 5-4 at Alice Cassner Field.

A three-run third, mixed with two runs in the fifth, was a good combination for the Hillsboro Lady Indians in their home opener Wednesday, as they defeated South Central Ohio League foe Washington, 5-4 at Alice Cassner Field.

Before the season, the Whiteoak Wildcats knew they had to rely on their pitching to take them to their ultimate destination this season. On Tuesday, the Wildcats took the next step as senior Luke Taggert pitched a one-hit, six-inning shutout, eventually leading WHS to a 9-0 Southern Hills Athletic Conference win over Peebles.

On March 23, the Greenfield Attack Wrestling Club competed in the Golden Eagle Open held at Madison-Plains High School.