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  • Lady Lions shutout Hillsboro

    In their past two games, the Fairfield Lady Lions have increased their level of play since their loss to Eastern Brown, as they've allowed just two hits and no runs in their past 14 innings played, including a 10-0, two-hit shutout Thursday against the Hillsboro Lady Indians.
  • Lady Lions shutout Hillsboro
    In their past two games, the Fairfield Lady Lions have increased their level of play since their loss to Eastern Brown, as they've allowed just two hits and no runs in their past 14 innings played, including a 10-0, two-hit shutout Thursday against the Hillsboro Lady Indians.
  • Indians defeat Lions in extra innings
    The Hillsboro Indians scored the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth and used pitching and defense in the bottom half of the inning to gain a non-league win Thursday, defeating host Fairfield 3-2 in eight innings.
  • Indians defeat Lions in extra innings
    The Hillsboro Indians scored the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth and used pitching and defense in the bottom half of the inning to gain a non-league win Thursday, defeating host Fairfield 3-2 in eight innings.
  • Captain, Price pace Tribe's ground game
    The Indians thoroughly outclassed the Shermans, and came home with a one-sided 40-0 win. Rodney Captain and Chad Price combined for 196 rushing yards for the victorious Tribe.
  • Blanchester tops SHL champ Mustangs
    In a non-league game on Wednesday, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs were unable to get into a rhythm as they were defeated 5-1 by the Blanchester Wildcats at LCHS.
  • Carraher K's 13 in Wildcat win over Cedarville
    After nearly a week away from the diamond, the Whiteoak Wildcats traveled to Cedarville rested and ready, and with that combination, along with Gage Carraher on the mound, it was back to what they've done for a majority of the year … winning baseball games as they defeated Cedarville, 9-1 Wednesday.
  • Many moments led to perfect SCOL season for Lady Tigers
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha writes about the many moments which led to a perfect 12-0 South Central Ohio League softball season for the McClain Lady Tigers.
  • Lions' early start leads to league win
    Seven runs in the first inning, added with the pitching of Kyle Carson, led to the Fairfield Lions getting back on the winning side of the scoreboard, as they defeated the Manchester Greyhounds, 8-4 Wednesday at Fairfield High School in Southern Hills League play.
  • Larrick perfect, Lady Lions clinch SHL title
    There were many reasons to celebrate for the Fairfield Lady Lions Wednesday. First off, with their 6-0 win over Manchester, they clinched their second consecutive Southern Hills League Division II title, and the second reason was senior pitcher Lauren Larrick was perfect from the circle, tossing her first career perfect game.
  • Larrick perfect, Lady Lions clinch SHL title
    There were many reasons to celebrate for the Fairfield Lady Lions Wednesday. First off, with their 6-0 win over Manchester, they clinched their second consecutive Southern Hills League Division II title, and the second reason was senior pitcher Lauren Larrick was perfect from the circle, tossing her first career perfect game.
  • Leibreich, Rhoads win for HHS tennis
    Reese Leibreich and Alex Rhoads led the Hillsboro boys tennis teams to their singles wins on April 26, but as a team, the Indians dropped the South Central Ohio League match with the London Red Raiders, 3-2 at HHS.
  • Quiet bats lead to Tiger loss to Miami Trace
    The past few games for the McClain Tigers have mirrored each other, as they have been held to just a few hits and close losses … Monday was no different, falling to the Miami Trace Panthers 4-2 at Mitchell Park.
  • Quiet bats lead to Tiger loss to Miami Trace
    The past few games for the McClain Tigers have mirrored each other, as they have been held to just a few hits and close losses … Monday was no different, falling to the Miami Trace Panthers 4-2 at Mitchell Park.
  • Lion rally falls short, fall to Warriors
    Though they scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, the deficit of the Fairfield Lions was too much to overcome as they fell in a Southern Hills League game to the Eastern Brown Warriors, 8-5 Monday at FHS.
  • Lady Lions swept by Eastern Brown
    The Fairfield Lady Lions saw their 23-game Southern Hills League winning streak come to a close on Monday, and with that, they have to wait another day for their shot at a second outright SHL Division II title.
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