Turnovers and fouls seemed to be the Achilles heel for the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs Saturday afternoon in their sectional final matchup with Portsmouth West. In fact, those two factors helped Portsmouth West to eliminate LC from postseason play, with LC falling 38-27 at Valley High School in Lucasville.

Edward Jones Investments January Student Athletes

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The Hillsboro Indians wrestling team placed second in the 2012 Division II SE District Sectional Wrestling Championships this weekend in Washington C.H. Hillsboro's Dillon Hunick won the 138-pound sectional.

Both McClain boys and girls Tiger Sharks swimming teams have swimmers who qualified for the Central District Championship at the Bill & Mae McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion at Ohio State University.

The McClain Lady Tigers are headed to the Division II SE District tournament. Using defense to set the tone in what was a physical battle with the Logan Elm Lady Braves, the Lady Tigers didn't allow a comeback by LE this year, defeating the Lady Braves 41-29 Saturday afternoon (at Adena High School), winning the sectional championship and stamping their ticket to the district tournament.

The McClain Lady Tigers are headed to the Division II SE District tournament. Using defense to set the tone in what was a physical battle with the Logan Elm Lady Braves, the Lady Tigers didn't allow a comeback by LE this year, defeating the Lady Braves 41-29 Saturday afternoon (at Adena High School), winning the sectional championship and stamping their ticket to the district tournament.

Leading until the final eight minutes, the McClain Tigers were unable to hold on for a win in their regular-season finale, falling to the Southeastern Panthers, 48-46

The McClain Tigers wrapped up their South Central Ohio League slate with a one-point loss to the Miami Trace Panthers 42-41 at MTHS on Friday night.

Sharing wasn't in the vocabulary of the Hillsboro Indians Friday night, and for one night only, that was OK. For the second consecutive year, the Indians are South Central Ohio League boys basketball champions; this time, though, they are all alone at the top of the mountain, defeating the Clinton-Massie Falcons 62-57 to win the outright league crown.

Sharing wasn't in the vocabulary of the Hillsboro Indians Friday night, and for one night only, that was OK. For the second consecutive year, the Indians are South Central Ohio League boys basketball champions; this time, though, they are all alone at the top of the mountain, defeating the Clinton-Massie Falcons 62-57 to win the outright league crown.

Listed alphabetically are members of the 2011-12 Southern Hills League Girls Basketball Team, voted on by the coaches of the SHL.

Listed are All-OCAC players for men's and women's college basketball.

Hillsboro demolished Miami Trace behind Donley’s 23 points (including four three-pointers) and Nartker’s 15, which included a huge slam dunk at the end of the first quarter. Ross Matthews led Trace with 13 markers.

The Fairfield Lady Lions didn't let the Portsmouth Clay Lady Panthers end their season easily. In fact, the Lady Lions kept the game close until the last stages of the fourth frame but were unable to rally all the way back, falling 46-34 Thursday night at Northwest High School in McDermott.