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  • Wildcats keep ahold of 1st place, defeat Lions

    A first quarter dominated by the Fairfield Lions wasn't enough to keep the host Wildcats down for long as they used the second half to their advantage by defeating the visiting Lions, 58-52, keeping the top spot in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference.
  • Wildcats keep ahold of 1st place, defeat Lions
    A first quarter dominated by the Fairfield Lions wasn't enough to keep the host Wildcats down for long as they used the second half to their advantage by defeating the visiting Lions, 58-52, keeping the top spot in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference.
  • Tigers wrestle on consecutive nights
    The McClain varsity wrestling team split two matches in a South Central Ohio League tri-match, Thursday, one day following wrestling in the state duals tournament.
  • Patriots have winning streak snapped, fall to MU-M
    All good things eventually come to an end … and for the Southern State men's basketball team, their 12-game winning streak was ended Wednesday, as they fell to Miami University-Middletown, 99-94.
  • LC gains big SHAC win over Lady Devils
    In what can be called a must-win game, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs went to a hostile environment with a two-game losing skid, one loss behind the North Adams Lady Green Devils … and promptly erased all that was against them, by defeating the Green Devils, 46-31.
  • 3rd quarter sends Lady Lions to loss
    At one point in the second quarter, the Fairfield Lady Lions were just one point away from tying the score, but once one thing went wrong, lots of things did, and with that, the Lady Lions fell to the visiting Peebles Lady Indians, 57-31 Thursday at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • 3rd quarter sends Lady Lions to loss
    At one point in the second quarter, the Fairfield Lady Lions were just one point away from tying the score, but once one thing went wrong, lots of things did, and with that, the Lady Lions fell to the visiting Peebles Lady Indians, 57-31 Thursday at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Blain Bergstrom's 25 points leads McClain past Hillsboro

    Blain Bergstrom, Richie Price and Derek Nelson would be back, and would be the heart of the 1995-96 McClain team. But the Tigers would have no experience and practically no size to go with them: 6’ 0” sophomore forward Aaron Trefz, and 5’ 10” sophomore Rob Hull would be competing for playing time, along with 5’ 7” freshman Ryan Weller and juniors Sean Mustard, Stuart Beatty, Mark Clyburn, Josh McCoy and Jeff Ritenour.

  • Brennaman talks Reds baseball
    As the Cincinnati Reds prepare for the 2013 baseball season, members of the self-proclaimed "Rock Star Tour" made a stop on their annual Reds Caravan Tour in Chillicothe, Thursday, at the WBEX 1490 AM/92.7 FM radio station, on the first day of the three-day event.
  • Lady Tigers extend streak over Hillsboro
    The third quarter set the tone for the McClain Lady Tigers, and from there, they really didn't look back as they swept the regular-season series against Highland County rival Hillsboro for the eighth consecutive season, winning by a score of 61-44.
  • Lady Tigers extend streak over Hillsboro
    The third quarter set the tone for the McClain Lady Tigers, and from there, they really didn't look back as they swept the regular-season series against Highland County rival Hillsboro for the eighth consecutive season, winning by a score of 61-44.
  • Press Release: Cincinnati Reds awarded the 2015 All-Star Game
    The Cincinnati Reds have been awarded Major League Baseball’s 2015 All-Star Game and will host the 86th Midsummer Classic at Great American Ball Park, Baseball Commissioner Allan H. (Bud) Selig announced Wednesday at a press conference.
  • Press Release: Major League Baseball announces $1.5 million commitment to the development of the Reds MLB Urban Youth Academy
    Baseball Commissioner Allan H. (Bud) Selig today announced that Major League Baseball is committing $1.5 million to the development of the Reds MLB Urban Youth Academy, a future state-of-the-art facility that will provide free, year-round baseball and softball instruction and educational programs to Greater Cincinnati youth from ages 6 to 18.
  • Lions tame Greyhounds; set up Friday showdown with Wildcats
    A 22-point first quarter was more than enough for the Fairfield Lions to set the tone of their Tuesday night matchup with the Manchester Greyhounds as they soundly led the game, eventually winning by a score of 61-49 at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Lions tame Greyhounds; set up Friday showdown with Wildcats
    A 22-point first quarter was more than enough for the Fairfield Lions to set the tone of their Tuesday night matchup with the Manchester Greyhounds as they soundly led the game, eventually winning by a score of 61-49 at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Mustangs win for 4th time this season
    For the second time in their past three games, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs have scored over the 80-point plateau, and for the second time, that scoring led to a win. This time, the win was on the road, as the Mustangs defeated the West Union Dragons, 86-69.
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