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  • Lady Mustangs topple MHS

    The opening seven minutes by Lynchburg-Clay's Taylor Scott set the tone and tempo for their match with the McClain Lady Tigers, Wednesday. Scott collected three goals for a hat-trick in the opening minutes as the Lady Mustangs sailed to an 11-0 win.
  • Chamblin kicks Tigers into tie with Mustangs
    From 30 yards out, McClain's Ben Chamblin kicked the ball as far as he could toward the net, as the Tigers trailed by one goal with the final seconds ticking off the clock. His kick sent the ball sailing, hanging in the air, until it landed in the back of the Lynchburg-Clay goal with 5.5 left on the clock, giving the Highland County counterparts a 3-3 tie to end the match.
  • Chamblin kicks Tigers into tie with Mustangs
    From 30 yards out, McClain's Ben Chamblin kicked the ball as far as he could toward the net, as the Tigers trailed by one goal with the final seconds ticking off the clock. His kick sent the ball sailing, hanging in the air, until it landed in the back of the Lynchburg-Clay goal with 5.5 left on the clock, giving the Highland County counterparts a 3-3 tie to end the match.
  • Highland County Thunder to hold tryouts at Liberty Park
    The Highland County Thunder 16U traveling baseball team will hold tryouts Sunday, Sept. 9 at 2 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. at Liberty Park.
  • Inspire Training Center to add new Hillsboro location
    Inspire Training Center is excited to announce a second location in downtown Hillsboro.
  • Hillsboro earns another SCOL win, defeats East Clinton
    It was another South Central Ohio League win Tuesday for the Hillsboro Lady Indians as they defeated the East Clinton Lady Astros, 213-237 at the Snow Hill Country Club.
  • Lady Indians unable to stop Clinton-Massie
    After tying twice last season when the Hillsboro Lady Indians and Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons shared the South Central Ohio League crown, it seemed as though the Lady Falcons were having none of that Tuesday in Hillsboro.
  • Lady Indians unable to stop Clinton-Massie
    After tying twice last season when the Hillsboro Lady Indians and Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons shared the South Central Ohio League crown, it seemed as though the Lady Falcons were having none of that Tuesday in Hillsboro.
  • Indians, Falcons finish all tied up
    There wasn't enough time on the clock in Tuesday's South Central Ohio League contest between the Hillsboro Indians and Clinton-Massie Falcons to determine a winner, so the back-and-forth battle ended in a 3-3 tie at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Indians, Falcons finish all tied up
    There wasn't enough time on the clock in Tuesday's South Central Ohio League contest between the Hillsboro Indians and Clinton-Massie Falcons to determine a winner, so the back-and-forth battle ended in a 3-3 tie at Richards Memorial Field.
  • Southern Ohio Basketball Officials to offer classes
    The Southern Ohio Basketball Officials Association will offer an instructional class for new basketball officials beginning Oct. 15 at Western Brown High School in Mount Orab.
  • Mustangs fall to Rockets
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs were unable to overcome a strong first half by the Fayetteville Rocket and with that, they suffered their first loss of the season, dropping the Southern Hills League match 3-1 Saturday at FHS.
  • Lady Mustangs earn SHL win, top Fayetteville
    Though the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs allowed their first goal of the season, it didn't matter much in the win column as the LC offense scored three times for a 4-1 win over the Fayetteville Lady Rockets for a Southern Hills League victory, Saturday.
  • Mangus wins at Pickerington
    The Fairfield Lions' cross-country season got under way Saturday when the Lions traveled to Pickaway County's Pickerington North High School, as junior Michael Mangus won the season-opening event.
  • Not off the Press: Getting back to a normal schedule
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha talks a variety of high school sports.
  • Bearcats open season with rout of Belpre
    Until the Paint Valley starting defense was lifted from the game in the third quarter, they held the Belpre Golden Eagles to negative-58 yards. That defensive effort, mixed with their offensive outburst, turned into a 54-14 rout Friday night in their season opener.
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