The South Central Ohio League season didn't get off to a good start for Hillsboro Lady Indians as they fell to defending champion Clinton-Massie 66-33 Saturday afternoon at CMHS.
The Fairfield Lions were unable to overcome a first quarter where they were outscored by nine points and in the process lost for the first time this season, falling to the East Clinton Astros, 62-59 Saturday night.
The McClain Lady Tigers are in the midst of rebuilding their team during a very tough stretch starting the season. Saturday night was one of those tough games for MHS as they lost their South Central Ohio League opener to the Miami Trace Panthers, 64-42 at MHS.
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs didn't lack effort in the 76-60 loss to the Miami Trace Panthers Friday night in the season opener. The problem for LC was the Panthers' athleticism, player rotation and defense causing the visitors too many problems for them to overcome.
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs didn't lack effort in the 76-60 loss to the Miami Trace Panthers Friday night in the season opener. The problem for LC was the Panthers' athleticism, player rotation and defense causing the visitors too many problems for them to overcome.
Watching Clinton-Massie head coach Dan McSurley raise his arms in victory after having the Gatorade bucket dumped on him, then seeing the Falcon seniors celebrate with the state championship trophy for Division IV, made a lot of people's days.
Watching Clinton-Massie head coach Dan McSurley raise his arms in victory after having the Gatorade bucket dumped on him, then seeing the Falcon seniors celebrate with the state championship trophy for Division IV, made a lot of people's days.
Lynchburg-Clay Laney Lewis has been on point this season. In fact, she nearly gained her second consecutive triple-double as the LC Lady Mustangs easily defeated the West Union Lady Dragons 77-35.
Like it or not, basketball season is officially here. Soon to go with the chill in the air will be snow and other winter fare I'd rather not write about.
