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  • 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.
  • Lady 'Cats take home Spike and Dig plaque
    For the first seven years of the Highland County Spike-and-Dig Volleyball Tournament, either Hillsboro or McClain were the winners. It's time to make room for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats.
  • Lady 'Cats take home Spike and Dig plaque
    For the first seven years of the Highland County Spike-and-Dig Volleyball Tournament, either Hillsboro or McClain were the winners. It's time to make room for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats.
  • Tigers travel 'East,' prevail in double OT
    McClain head coach Randy Closson just smiled at his team in their postgame huddle.

    That smile was a reflection of his players, who have been looking for a win for nearly a year on the gridiron. That win came Friday night as the Tigers opened their 2012 season with a double overtime 24-18 victory over the Adena Warriors at Bostic Field.
  • Tigers travel 'East,' prevail in double OT
    McClain head coach Randy Closson just smiled at his team in their postgame huddle.

    That smile was a reflection of his players, who have been looking for a win for nearly a year on the gridiron. That win came Friday night as the Tigers opened their 2012 season with a double overtime 24-18 victory over the Adena Warriors at Bostic Field.
  • Second-half collapse costly as Indians fall to Western Brown
    In a first half that featured three onside kicks by the same team – the visiting Hillsboro Indians – the former conference rivals battled to a 14-14 deadlock after 24 minutes. The second half, however, was all Western Brown, as the Broncos galloped to a 41-14 season-opening victory.
  • Second-half collapse costly as Indians fall to Western Brown
    In a first half that featured three onside kicks by the same team – the visiting Hillsboro Indians – the former conference rivals battled to a 14-14 deadlock after 24 minutes. The second half, however, was all Western Brown, as the Broncos galloped to a 41-14 season-opening victory.
  • Scott Counter passes 1,000-yard mark in '93

    McClain outgained Wellston in total yardage, 325 to 195, on Oct. 29, 1993, as Scott Counter became the first McClain player to rush for over 1,000 yards since 1976, when Tony Anderson totaled over 1,000. Amazingly, Counter had suffered the misfortune of having 225 yards called back because of penalties in the past two games.

     
  • Lady Tigers win by 27 strokes over Wilmington
    The McClain Lady Tigers hit the road and defeated the Wilmington girls golf team by 27 strokes as they won the non-league match 203-230, Thursday.
  • Mustang golf tops Highland County rivals
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustang golf team continued their successful start on Thursday as they finished with a low score of 182, defeating the Whiteoak Wildcats and Fairfield Lions at the White Oak Golf Course.
  • Mustangs get off to winning start
    The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs got off to a winning start on Wednesday evening as LC opened the year with a 3-1 win against the Ripley Blue Jays in their non-league match of the season.
  • Lady Mustangs move to 2-0
    The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs moved to 2-0 on the season Wednesday as they gained their second shutout of the year with a 3-0 win over the Ripley Lady Blue Jays in a non-league match.
  • Challenge Achieved: Lady Tigers defend home field in victory
    The '12 McClain Lady Tigers are looking at this season as a "Season of Challenges." If that's the case, on Thursday at McClain Field, they accepted and achieved the challenge as they held off the Madison-Plain Lady Golden Eagles for a 2-1 victory.
  • Challenge Achieved: Lady Tigers defend home field in victory
    The '12 McClain Lady Tigers are looking at this season as a "Season of Challenges." If that's the case, on Thursday at McClain Field, they accepted and achieved the challenge as they held off the Madison-Plain Lady Golden Eagles for a 2-1 victory.
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