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  • Tigers defeat London, fall to Washington in tri-match

    For the second time this season, the McClain Tigers hosted a home wrestling meet as they improved their home mark to 3-1 on the year, splitting a tri-match as they defeated the London Red Raiders and fell to the Washington Blue Lions.
  • Adams County Umpires Association hosting classes
    The Adams County Umpires Association will offer an instructional class for new fast-pitch softball umpires beginning Jan. 27 at 3 p.m. at Trinity Christian Fellowship Church, 3730 Cobb Road, near Williamsburg.
  • LC to hold annual Hall of Fame induction
    The Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Department will hold their annual Hall of Fame induction on Jan. 11 after the JV boys basketball game against Fayetteville.
  • Coaching carousel, and mumps outbreak

    Thom Snyder came from a family of outstanding athletes. He had a football build. He was big and very strong, and though not blessed with blazing speed, he was not slow for a young man who was as big as he was. He could hold his own rebounding with almost anybody. We also had Jim Schroeder, Jeff Harvey, Nolan Walker, Ronnie Eyre, Kenny Taylor, Dennis Overstake, Sam Scott, Rick Emery and several other young men with various levels of skill and commitment who came in ready to go to work

  • OHSAA Board of Directors January Meeting Highlights
    The Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Directors met Thursday in Columbus for its regularly scheduled January meeting. The following are highlights from the meeting.
  • MLB Press Release: MLB, MLBPA announce joint drug program modifications
    Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association announced (Thursday) that they have modified their Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program to provide for unannounced, random blood testing for the detection of human growth hormone (hGH) during the regular season, beginning in 2013.
  • Bowling standings for Miller's Auto Hospital
    The following are the bowling standings as of Jan. 9 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.
  • Patriots slam their way to 9th straight win
    The Southern State Patriots shook off the rust after a two-week break by putting on a 100-plus point offensive display as they opened the second half of their season with a 102-74 win over the Ohio University-Chillicothe Hilltoppers, Wednesday at the Patriot Center.
  • Patriots slam their way to 9th straight win
    The Southern State Patriots shook off the rust after a two-week break by putting on a 100-plus point offensive display as they opened the second half of their season with a 102-74 win over the Ohio University-Chillicothe Hilltoppers, Wednesday at the Patriot Center.
  • Lady Tigers fall in OT at MPHS
    The McClain Lady Tigers took the Madison-Plains Lady Golden Eagles to the brink of defeat Wednesday at MPHS, but foul troubles and being held scoreless in overtime gave MHS their fourth South Central Ohio League loss of the season by a 55-45 score.
  • No new HOF members ... no problem
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha gives his thoughts on why he feels the correct decision was made to not vote any players into the Baseball Hall of Fame this week.
  • Wildcats win 5th straight; defeat Greyhounds
    After trailing following the first half, the Whiteoak Wildcats rallied in the final two quarters to defeat the Manchester Greyhounds, 52-45, Tuesday night for a Southern Hills Athletic Conference win.
  • Tigers fall to Red Raiders in double OT
    In a battle for a South Central Ohio League win, it was the London Red Raiders who scored one more point in double overtime, handing the McClain Tigers their seventh loss of the season by a 62-61 score.
  • Tigers fall to Red Raiders in double OT
    In a battle for a South Central Ohio League win, it was the London Red Raiders who scored one more point in double overtime, handing the McClain Tigers their seventh loss of the season by a 62-61 score.
  • Easy shots don't fall for Indians in loss to Panthers
    The lights not only went out at the Hillsboro High School Gym during the second quarter Tuesday night, but the lights went out on any chance the Indians had at victory in the latter stages of the final quarter as the Miami Trace Panthers pulled away from a close game to defeat the host team, 52-40.
  • Easy shots don't fall for Indians in loss to Panthers
    The lights not only went out at the Hillsboro High School Gym during the second quarter Tuesday night, but the lights went out on any chance the Indians had at victory in the latter stages of the final quarter as the Miami Trace Panthers pulled away from a close game to defeat the host team, 52-40.
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