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  • Lions race past Greyhounds for 11th win of season

    A slow start in the first quarter by the Fairfield Lions, coupled with a late rally by the Manchester Greyhounds, wasn't enough to stop the host Lions on Saturday night. Fairfield battled in the paint, made plays when they needed and led the game for the final 8:39, defending their home court for a 59-52 Southern Hills League win.
  • South Central Ohio League Team-by-Team Results
    Listed are 2011-12 team-by-team game results for boys and girls South Central Ohio League basketball.
  • Southern Hills League Team-by Team Results
    Listed are 2011-12 team-by-team results for Southern Hills League boys and girls basketball
  • VanMatre, Wend honored by McClain
    Two McClain High School legends were honored at halftime of Friday's regular-season finale as the Tigers hosted the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles.
  • VanMatre, Wend honored by McClain
    Two McClain High School legends were honored at halftime of Friday's regular-season finale as the Tigers hosted the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles.
  • Tigers fall in final home game to Golden Eagles
    Many were honored and celebrated Friday night at McClain High School, but once the final buzzer sounded, it was the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles leaving with the win. MP defeated the host Tigers, 49-39.
  • Tigers fall in final home game to Golden Eagles
    Many were honored and celebrated Friday night at McClain High School, but once the final buzzer sounded, it was the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles leaving with the win. MP defeated the host Tigers, 49-39.
  • Fairfield basketball postponed for Friday, Feb. 10
    The Fairfield boys varsity and JV basketball games, along with the girls varsity basketball game vs. Manchester have been postponed for Friday, Feb. 10. Games (a tripleheader) have been rescheduled for Saturday, Feb. 11, with JV starting at 5 p.m.
  • LC boys basketball postponed for Friday, Feb. 10
    The Lynchburg-Clay boys basketball games at West Union have been postponed for Friday, Feb. 10. Rescheduled date TBA.
  • L-C Athletic Boosters to hold annual 300 Club dinner
    The Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Boosters has announced its eighth annual 300 Club Dinner will be held on Saturday, April 14 at 5:30 p.m. As in past years, all proceeds will be used to make improvements and additions to the outdoor athletic complex.
  • LC wraps up regular season with dominating victory
    Lynchburg-Clay seniors Brooke Hertlein and Karen Hilt played their final home game with a purpose Thursday night. In what amounts to their final tuneup before their postseason begins, the Lady Mustangs dominated every aspect of the game against the West Union Lady Dragons for a convincing 66-22 victory.
  • LC wraps up regular season with dominating victory
    Lynchburg-Clay seniors Brooke Hertlein and Karen Hilt played their final home game with a purpose Thursday night. In what amounts to their final tuneup before their postseason begins, the Lady Mustangs dominated every aspect of the game against the West Union Lady Dragons for a convincing 66-22 victory.
  • Indians climb to 4th in Ohio after 12-0 start
    Hillsboro grabbed their 13th consecutive win at Greenfield when they took a 56-48 win over the McClain Tigers. The Indians hit 50 percent from the field compared to McClain’s 35 percent and also won the battle of the boards by a decisive margin.
  • The 'best of' the girls basketball season
    Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha looks back at the girls high school basketball regular season.
  • Tigers break school record for wins
    Last year, the McClain Tigers set a new school record, winning 12 matches, a huge step for the program. One of the goals going into this season was to improve on that mark, and the Tigers were able to set the new school record much higher, as they recorded three victories on the day, going 3-2 in the tournament.
  • At the buzzer: Rooks sends Lady Tigers to victory over Clinton-Massie
    If McClain senior Sammy Rooks doesn't have ice water flowing through her veins, then her concentration level is unmatchable. For the second time this season, Rooks not only led the Lady Tigers to victory in dramatic fashion, but did it at the buzzer, as the senior knocked down a pressure-packed 3-pointer, with defensive players surrounding her, to win the game. This time around it was a 35-32 victory at MHS.
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