This year, the Wilkin Memorial Scholarship Tournament belongs to the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs. The Mustangs, after a slow first half, controlled the final two quarters for a 48-35 non-league victory over the Whiteoak Wildcats for the regular-season sweep against WHS. In their first meeting on Dec. 16 at WHS, the Mustangs topped the Wildcats 60-53.

This year, the Wilkin Memorial Scholarship Tournament belongs to the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs. The Mustangs, after a slow first half, controlled the final two quarters for a 48-35 non-league victory over the Whiteoak Wildcats for the regular-season sweep against WHS. In their first meeting on Dec. 16 at WHS, the Mustangs topped the Wildcats 60-53.

Miami Trace, now 0-18, had a terrific chance to win their first game of the season on their home court, Friday, Feb. 3, 1989. The McClain Tigers came to town. The two teams heated the gymnasium with a torrid, bruising battle that was, eventually, won by the invaders from Greenfield, 84-78, in two overtimes.

The McClain varsity wrestling team competed in a tri-match against Cincinnati North College Hill and the host team, the East Clinton Astros. The Tigers would compete in the second and third rounds, sweeping the event on Thursday.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.