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  • THE TOP 10

    The Highland County Press takes a look back at the 2011 high school sports year.
  • My 2012 Sports Predictions
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha makes his 2012 sports predictions, while looking back at what he predicted in 2011.
  • Mustangs win Wilkin Tournament opener; top Bearcats
    After slowly building a first-half lead of 12 points, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs bolted away in the third frame on Thursday night in the nightcap of the 2011-12 Wilkin Scholarship Tournament. A 22-point third quarter eventually led to a 70-48 win over the Paint Valley Bearcats.
  • Mustangs win Wilkin Tournament opener; top Bearcats
    After slowly building a first-half lead of 12 points, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs bolted away in the third frame on Thursday night in the nightcap of the 2011-12 Wilkin Scholarship Tournament. A 22-point third quarter eventually led to a 70-48 win over the Paint Valley Bearcats.
  • Tigers gain 2nd win; out-battle Adena
    After losing their last five games since their season-opening win, the McClain Tigers were back on the right side of the scoreboard on Thursday night. Scoring in double figures in each quarter, the Tigers defeated the Adena Warriors 54-31 at McClain High School.
  • Seip, Wildcats slam CNE
    A third-quarter rush of points and defense, along with multiple slam dunks by junior Doc Seip, were more than enough for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Thursday evening in the opener of the 2011-12 Wilkin Scholarship Tournament. WHS used their second half to break away for a 66-50 victory against the Clermont Northeastern Rockets.
  • Seip, Wildcats slam CNE
    A third-quarter rush of points and defense, along with multiple slam dunks by junior Doc Seip, were more than enough for the Whiteoak Wildcats on Thursday evening in the opener of the 2011-12 Wilkin Scholarship Tournament. WHS used their second half to break away for a 66-50 victory against the Clermont Northeastern Rockets.
  • Lady Mustangs win 3rd straight
    Playing their first game since their holiday break, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs picked up from where they left off by winning their third straight game. This time, LC defeated the Paint Valley Lady Bearcats, 55-34 Wednesday at PVHS.
  • Full-court pressure leads to Lady Indians' 2nd win 
    Once the Hillsboro Lady Indians switched to a full-court pressure defense in the first half, the entire landscape of the non-league game between the Lady Indians and Fairfield Lady Lions changed.
  • Full-court pressure leads to Lady Indians' 2nd win 
    Once the Hillsboro Lady Indians switched to a full-court pressure defense in the first half, the entire landscape of the non-league game between the Lady Indians and Fairfield Lady Lions changed.
  • Free Fallin': Lions take advantage from free-throw line; top Tigers
    The Highland County matchup was full of defense, but it was the Fairfield Lions who outlasted the McClain Tigers' defense onslaught. FHS took advantage of 33 attempts from the free throw-line, including 23 in the fourth quarter for a 60-47 victory Tuesday at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Free Fallin': Lions take advantage from free-throw line; top Tigers
    The Highland County matchup was full of defense, but it was the Fairfield Lions who outlasted the McClain Tigers' defense onslaught. FHS took advantage of 33 attempts from the free throw-line, including 23 in the fourth quarter for a 60-47 victory Tuesday at Grandle Gymnasium.
  • Not off the Press: One day later than normal
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha writes about the SCOL-SHL Challenge, the past week of basketball and what he considers will be this week's Game of the Week.
  • Indians break away for 6th straight win
    Being the away team on their home court in the final game of the 2011-12 SCOL-SHL Challenge made no difference to the Hillsboro Indians. Wearing their away red jerseys, the Indians led after each of the four quarters played for a 81-58 win against Highland County rival Whiteoak, Friday.
  • Indians break away for 6th straight win
    Being the away team on their home court in the final game of the 2011-12 SCOL-SHL Challenge made no difference to the Hillsboro Indians. Wearing their away red jerseys, the Indians led after each of the four quarters played for a 81-58 win against Highland County rival Whiteoak, Friday.
  • Washington wins battle of Lions against Fairfield
    In the second game of the SCOL-SHL Challenge, it was a third-quarter rush by the Washington Blue Lions that changed the tone of the game, eventually leading them to a 58-45 non-league win over the Fairfield Lions.
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